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Francois Mitterrand & Msgr. Joan Marti y Alanis are co-princes of this country in the Pyrenees |
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This college was founded in Connecticut in 1701 to counter the liberalism of Harvard |
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"Poor people know poor people, & rich people know rich people," he wrote in "Act One" |
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A Mouseketeer is a sweet little kid, & a muscatel is a sweet little one of these |
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This nation's land area includes the Jutland Peninsula & 482 islands |
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The Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse, New York was designed by this Chinese-American |
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A pillory locked a criminal's arms & head between 2 boards; this device held the legs |
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"I write from the worm's-eye point of view," said this WWII correspondent who was killed by Japanese fire |
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Attorney who defended Dr. Sam Sheppard, Patty Hearst & the Boston Strangler |
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In "Fugue For Tinhorns", a song from this musical, Paul Revere is the name of a horse |
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7 Trucial states merged in the early 1970s to form this independent country |
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In 1626 this Dutch governor bought Manhattan from the Indians using trinkets worth about 60 guilders |
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"It is much more difficult to judge oneself than to judge others," he wrote in "The Little Prince" |
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National detective agency founded in 1850 whose motto is "We Never Sleep" |
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A mournful poem composed to lament someone who has died |
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8 of the 10 highest mountains in the Andes are located in this Atlantic coast country |
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The tallest surviving Mayan pyramid is in this country, Mexico's neighbor |
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This document bound the 41 signatories in a "civil body politick" to enact "just and equall lawes" |
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Poet who wrote of his friend John Keats, "I weep for Adonais--he is dead!" |
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Netting only £62,000 from a 1962 London airport holdup, the same gang carried out this job in 1963 |
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American William Walker conquered & became president of this Central American country in 1856 |
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This country's chief seaport was named for an Indian chief, Guaya, & his wife, Quila |
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In the early 1700s Sir J. Vanbrugh designed this palace in Oxfordshire for the Duke of Marlborough |
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By 1775 it was the second largest city in the British Empire |
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In "Negro" this poet wrote, "I am...black as the night is black, black like the depths of my Africa." |
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Last name of Albert, Lord High Executioner of Murder, Inc., who was gunned down in a barbershop in 1957 |
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In the 17th century this English physician discovered how blood circulates in the human body |
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