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Completed in Mainz, Germany around 1455, it was printed in 42-line columns |
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Data compiled by Rhodium Group says if cows were a country, they'd be the world's 6th-largest emitter of this greenhouse gas |
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The dress code for players at Wimbledon says tennis attire must be "almost entirely" this color, which does not include cream |
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This term for a vast collection of stars, gas & dust is from the Greek for "milk" |
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A bit confusingly, the first big attraction in the history of Florida's Gatorland was Bone Crusher, a 1/2-ton one of these |
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Serenity-seeking Frank Costanza |
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In 314 a schism was the impetus for the Council of Arles, then a part of this ancient Roman region |
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He wrote that in 1666 "I procured me a triangular glass-prisme, to try therewith the... phenomena of colours" |
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This diamond-shaped pattern is based on the tartan of a branch of the Campbell Clan |
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This synonym for agreement comes from Latin for "together" & "heart" |
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A quarter-ton cow made of this (unsalted) is an icon of the Illinois State Fair |
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Handyman TV host Tim Taylor |
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Historian Arnold Toynbee popularized this 2-word term describing Britain's economic change from about 1760 to 1840 |
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These insects, Bombyx mori, like to munch on mulberry leaves |
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First popularized in the late '60s by designers like de la Renta, it can be flattering but can also make you trip |
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The name of this head covering for Muslim women comes from the Arabic for "to cover" |
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Young woman! It's fun to stay here & Julia Morgan, the USA's most prolific major architect, designed about 20 of them |
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Hardworking farmer Charles Ingalls |
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This event brought joy two days before D-Day |
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These subatomic particles come in 6 flavors & interact by means of the strong force |
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This type of collar named for a type of Chinese official is also called a Mao collar |
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The name of this popular pet comes from the Germans, who add "rad", meaning wheel, to describe a tedious routine |
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The original logo of this movie studio was likely inspired by scenic Ben Lomond in Utah, home state of W.W. Hodkinson, a studio founder |
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Fred Andrews, who took a bullet for his son |
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It's defined as the sum of all chemical reactions that take place in each cell & provide energy for activities |
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Persian for "milk & sugar" gives us the name of this striped & puckered fabric often used for summer suits |
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From the French, where it means "origin", it's the chain of ownership of an artwork |
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You didn't want to annoy the Catskill Witch, who in legend controlled the weather for this river valley |
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Chicago police sergeant Carl Winslow |
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