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16th c. German magician whose reputation was so bad it was said he'd sold his soul to the devil |
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Relationship of Alessandro Scarlatti to his most famous pupil Domenico Scarlatti |
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A hot dry wind from the Sahara, or a hot sedan from Volkswagen |
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He wasn't made commander of Union forces until a little over a year before war's end |
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1960 was the last year ferries ran between Key West, Florida & there |
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Wood who found "Splendor in the Grass" |
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Eyah, story sez the devil hain't been seen in New Hampshire from that day on, due to his efforts |
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Like his countryman Michel, composer F. Couperin is called this, French for "The Great" |
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Region with the coldest climate in the world; the January average at Verkhoyansk is -59° F. |
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This rebel's famous "Charge" at Gettysburg was really made at a half-trot |
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Accused of being able to fly, Jane Wenham in 1712 became last person to be tried for this in England |
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According to the title, it's where Sophia Loren found "Desire" in 1958 film |
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In 1895, Alfred Dreyfus became the 1st prisoner ever sent there |
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Buxtehude played this so well that Bach once traveled 200 miles on foot to hear him |
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At Fredericksburg he said, "It is well war is so terrible, or we should grow too fond of it" |
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Josef Jacobs, a WWII German spy, was the last person to be executed in this London landmark |
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Its "W" was paid for by Andy Williams; the "O's", Warner Bros. Records & Alice Cooper; & the "D", Dennis Lidtke |
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Term originally describing the Catholic official who raised objections to candidates for sainthood |
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Relieved of command of Union forces in 1862, this Democrat ran against Lincoln in 1864 |
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It was the last play Abraham Lincoln ever went to see |
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One of the "12 Angry Men", he won an Oscar for "A Thousand Clowns" |
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Talking about this man, Satan said, "Skin for skin, all that a man hath will he give for his life" |
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Killed at Chancellorsville, he was deeply religious, opposed Civil War & liked to suck lemons |
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Bahadur Shah II, deposed by the British in 1857, was last Indian ruler to carry this title |
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To make it fit the category too, this producer might have named his film "Saturday Knot Fever" |
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