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Hui Tsung, a Sung Dynasty emperor of this country, was a master of bird & flower paintings |
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Her thoughts on her novel & the subsequent film appear in "Gone with the Wind Letters 1936-1949" |
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It's the oldest domesticated animal whose breeding has been controlled for desirable traits |
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This city has a Tolstoy museum & has restored the author's home as a tourist attraction |
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This British pair wrote pieces known collectively as the Savoy Operas |
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This form of transportation originated in the area c. 2000 B.C.; it later raced into Rome |
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Members of this Florentine family appear as the Wise Men in Botticelli's "Adoration of the Magi" |
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She once said, "Give me a decent bottle of poison and I'll construct the perfect crime" |
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As its name indicates, an adrenal gland lies on this organ |
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This Indonesian capital lies at the mouth of the Liwung River, on the northwest coast of Java |
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The Baroque period ended with the death of this great Baroque composer in 1750 |
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The area that once was Mesopotamia is now in this country |
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There's a museum devoted to portrait artist Frans Hals in Haarlem in this country |
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This author of more than 100 rags-to-riches stories never got rich; he gave a lot charity |
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In a plant transpiration is the loss of this through the leaves |
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The new city of Abuja has succeeded Lagos as capital of this African nation |
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There's a concert hall of the NYC HQ of this piano manufacturer on W. 57th Street |
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Some 4500 years ago, Akkadian replaced Sumerian as the predominant one |
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Last name of pop sculptor Claes, wose hard sculptures include "2 Cheeseburgers with Everything" |
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A walking tour through the Black Forest provided material for his book "A Tramp Abroad" |
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Your main arteries through the heart are the pulmonary, the carotid & this largest artery |
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The nearest seaport to Damascus, Syria is this capital 70 miles away |
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[AUDIO DAILY DOUBLE]
19th century, German-born composer of the following:
The famous galop from "Orpheus in the Underworld" (the "Can-Can") plays. |
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The Bible identifies this town "of the Chaldees" as the home of Abraham |
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He painted a gigantic mural on the history of Mexico before he died in 1957 |
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In 1971 this once-blacklisted author directed the film version of his novel "Johnny Got His Gun" |
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It's an association of 2 different organisms living together for the advantage of both |
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This capital on the Walachian plain was once called the "Little Paris of the Balkans" |
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This Austrian-American composer developed 12-tone music |
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The tale of this Sumerian king & his search for immortality has a subplot of a great flood |
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