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This Scotswoman was just 16 when she became queen of France in 1559 |
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Muslims worship the same god as Jews & Christians but usually call him by this name |
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This barbeled "feline" fish is often pan-fried & served with lemon wedges |
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In "Arsenic And Old Lace", the nephew who thinks he's Teddy Roosevelt digs this "canal" in the basement |
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President Grant signed the legislation making this the first national park in 1872 |
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"Pop", as in "Pop Art", is a shortened form of this word |
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In 1888 at age 19, this future spiritual leader of India arrived in England to study law |
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This synagogue ceremony marking manhood dates to the Middle Ages |
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Ingredients of this french fry condiment include tomatoes, cinnamon sticks, cider vinegar & garlic |
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In this play by Neil Simon, Felix moves in with Oscar after his wife leaves him |
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Utah's Arches National Park, which borders a deep gorge of this river, has at least 950 natural arches |
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"Blackboard" & "loudspeaker" are examples of this type of word formed by combining 2 words |
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This lord was a teenager when his first volume of poetry, "Fugitive Pieces", appeared in 1806 |
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In Catholicism it's the place of purification for the dead who still bear some trace of sin |
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If you fold in beaten egg whites, these breakfast treats made in a special iron will be extra light |
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This humorist wrote a "Carnival" of sketches based on his stories like "The Night The Bed Fell" |
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Denali, also known as this, is the highest peak in Alaska's Denali National Park |
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This suffix meaning "the study of" has become a synonym for any science |
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In his teens this Elizabethan courtier from Devon fought on the Huguenot side in France's wars of religion |
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Meaning "act", it's the term in Hinduism for acts done in one life that have repercussions in the next |
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These rolls whose name is French for "crescent" may be brushed with beaten egg yolk before baking |
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His "Ah, Wilderness!" takes place in Connecticut July 4 & 5, 1906 |
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Fort Jefferson in this state's Dry Tortugas National Park was a federal prison in the Civil War |
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Taken together, suffixes & these are known as affixes |
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Niccolo Paganini was only 13 when he began composing pieces for this instrument |
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The Lun Yu or "Analects" is the most reliable source on the life & teachings of this Chinese sage |
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Allergic to chocolate? Use this health food store item, also known as locust bean, to flavor fudge |
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This title heroine of a Sophocles play insists on burying her brother Polyneices |
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This California park, the site of El Capitan, was administered by the U.S. Army from 1890 to 1914 |
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Term for words taken directly from another language; for example, "Influenza" is from Italian |
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