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The soles of a clog dancer's shoes are traditionally made of this material |
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Colorado's Arapahoe Peak is located in the front range of these mountains |
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This Middle East waterway officially opened to traffic November 17, 1869 |
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The Louisiana State Museum in New Orleans has an exhibit on this annual festival |
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This "Sonnets from the Portuguese" poet injured her spine at age 15 in a riding accident |
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Phrases for times that will never come include "When hell freezes over" & "the 30th of" this month |
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This country line dance was inspired by a 1992 Billy Ray Cyrus hit |
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In 1840 great masses of this mountain where Noah's Ark landed were torn lose by an earthquake |
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In 1894, he became the last czar of Russia |
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This city's historical museum is located on the boardwalk's Garden Pier |
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This "Belle of Amherst" dressed in white in her later years |
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The special theory of relativity links this & time in a continuum |
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The hora is performed in a circle & the quadrille uses this formation |
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This highest peak of the Alps is located in France's Haute-Savoie Department |
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In 1870 this "Swedish Nightingale" gave her last performance |
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This Chicago Natural History Museum's first collections were from the Columbian Exposition of 1893 |
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In 1956 she married British poet Ted Hughes while in England on a Fulbright scholarship |
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The first unit of time mentioned in the Bible |
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Argentina's Astor Piazzolla is famous as a composer of music for this ballroom dance |
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This mountain group in NE New York is sometimes erroneously included in the Appalachians |
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The original British "Bobby", he served as English prime minister 1834-35 & 1841-46 |
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An Austin museum is devoted to this short story writer known for his unexpected endings |
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Poet who, in 1883, penned the words "I lift my lamp beside the golden door" |
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A 1483 Flavio Biondo work used this 2-word term for the era between the decline of Rome & his time |
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After he quit the ABT in 1989, this dancer nicknamed Misha founded the White Oak Dance Project |
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Dapsang & Chogori are local names for this, the world's second-tallest mountain |
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In 1806 Jean-Jacques Dessalines, the emperor of this island nation, was killed in an ambush |
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An exhibit at the Oklahoma State Museum of History is devoted to this aviator & friend of Will Rogers |
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Known for her wedding songs, she was born around 620 B.C. on the island of Lesbos |
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For most of the world, Coordinated Universal Time has replaced this as the standard |
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