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The University of Virginia was founded on 1,000 acres near the Blue Ridge Mountains with this man as its first rector |
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The boys from Delta House didn't make it, but a party for 3,700 wearing these garments took place in Queensland in 2012 |
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This "little woman" was born in Germantown, Pennsylvania in 1832 & died in Boston in 1888 |
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You can get a Whopper Jr. there |
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Shelley's poem "England in 1819" calls him "an old, mad, blind, despised and dying king" |
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One of the smallest Major League players ever, Miller Huggins managed this 1927 team, perhaps the greatest of all time |
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When you stop spinning, a fluid called endolymph in your head still spins, moving the tiny hairs here, causing dizziness |
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If you know how I can get a chance to play with one of these super fun dogs, I'm all ears |
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Dublin born in 1882, he died in Zurich in 1941 |
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This all-American form of approval dates back to around 1840 |
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Sometimes called the 1st U.S. immigration law, the Steerage Act required all arriving ships to present this "list of...the passengers" |
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Discovered in 1967, this type of neutron star spins rapidly |
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An Arizona man urged bored teens to go outside & do this & it went viral; in Spanglish, it's called #basurachallenge |
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"Go Tell It On The Mountain" that he was born in New York in 1924 & said adieu in France in 1987 |
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"Today I didn't even have to use my" this, so "it was a good day" for Ice Cube |
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In 1819 this bank employee won a Supreme Court case that pitted him against the state of Maryland |
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Spiral grooves in a gun barrel spin a bullet to stabilize its flight; the grooves & the process of cutting them are called this |
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Fact: Fun can be had in this Missouri town, "The Live Music Show Capital of the World" |
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His story began in Salem, Mass. in 1804 & ended 60 years later during a trip to New Hampshire with Franklin Pierce |
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It was the former stock symbol of the company now listed as KODK |
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Sir Stamford Raffles landed on this diamond-shaped Asian island & began buying land to set up a trading operation |
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This instrument seen here got its name from Foucault, the pendulum guy |
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Popping some champagne for fun? This brand named for a founder & his great-grandson-in-law sells the most |
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The "Winds of War" carried this author from his birth in the Bronx to his death in Palm Springs, California in 2019 at age 103 |
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Canada Post says to put this provincial abbreviation on your postcard to your friend in Regina |
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