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On January 25, 1993 this first lady was appointed head of the task force on national health care reform |
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With over 8 million members, it's by far the largest Adventist group |
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This opera star & "Celebrity Jeopardy!" contestant began life as Belle Silverman |
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Carl Czerny was just 15 when he began teaching in this Austrian city; Beethoven's nephew was among his pupils |
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This Japanese monetary unit is equivalent to 100 sen |
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The Morlocks in this H.G. Wells novel may be named for Moloch, a heathen god in the Bible |
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In 1984 Doubleday published "C. Fred's Story", her humorous book told from the dog's point of view |
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The ultimate goal in Buddhism is to attain this state of perfect blessedness |
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The son of French immigrants, he's credited with opening the nation's first health club in 1936 |
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Cecile Chaminade wrote more than 200 light salon pieces for this musical instrument |
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This currency of Tajikistan has the same name as that of Russia, but only 1/100 of the value |
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Arabella Dean, the conniving daughter of a pig breeder, marries this "obscure" hero & then deserts him |
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He narrowly won the New York governorship in 1928, but won the presidency by a large margin 4 years later |
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It's the church founded by Rev. Sun Myung Moon |
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It was the middle name & the more famous name of fashion designer Roy Frowick |
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Gunther Schuller is known for mixing classical style with this American music form: way "cool" |
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The name of this German coin smaller than a mark is old high German for "penny" |
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This Defoe heroine is known by an alias; her real name is never revealed in the novel |
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In 1913 this man featured on the old $100,000 bill signed the bill creating the Federal Reserve System |
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From the Greek for "not knowing", it's the belief that God's existence cannot be proved |
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Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell of this state was formerly a top-ranked judo champion |
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His famous overture "The Hebrides" is also known as "Fingal's Cave" |
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From 1938 to 1950, this king was depicted on Egypt's 1 millieme coin |
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Madge Wildfire is the mad daughter of a midwife in this Scotsman's 1818 novel "The Heart of Midlothian" |
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On April 22, 1878 she instituted the Easter Egg Roll on the White House lawn |
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This religion centered in India's Punjab state combines elements of Hinduism & Islam |
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In 1994 Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga became this island country's first woman president |
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As a teenager this "Grand Canyon Suite" composer played viola in the Los Angeles Symphony Orchestra |
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It's the currency used in Curacao |
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Paul Hover is a bee hunter who ends up as a congressman in his 1820s novel "The Prairie" |
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