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The national holiday of Anzac Day originally honored the Australian & New Zealand soldiers who fought in this war |
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In Amanda Yates Garcia's book "Initiated: Memoir of" one of these, she weaves a spell, telling of her magical life |
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A nod to Catholic missionaries once prevalent in the area |
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Chevy cut a new trail when it pioneered SUVs with the 1969 debut of this model |
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The Groundhog Day Festival in this Pennsylvania borough celebrated rodent meteorology for the first time in 1887 |
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5-letter term for a close copy, or what you could say instead of "I agree as well" |
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Arvo means afternoon & servo is this place, as in "better stop here, it's 600 kilometers til the next servo" |
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In "Unbound", activist Tarana Burke tells of the birth of this movement & the power of saying those 2 small words |
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In 1890 they stole a player from Philadelphia's team & got this nickname |
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This man whose name is part of a brand of luxury carz was born in Karlsruhe, Germany in 1844 |
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Seen here on February 2, 1901 is the funeral procession of this long-ruling royal |
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The first use of "instant" this was during the 1963 Army-Navy football game |
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Starring Paul Hogan, this 1986 movie has the highest domestic gross of any Australian film |
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Ray Nagin, former mayor of this city, released a memoir titled "Katrina's Secrets" |
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For a viper with a rattle at the end of its tail |
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Its MX-5 Miata was named 2016 World Car of the Year |
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After 4 years & 4 months, Alexander Selkirk was rescued from a deserted island on Feb. 2, 1709, inspiring this novel years later |
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It's a repetition of a song in a musical, usually in shorter form |
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Julia Gillard became Australia's first female prime minister in 2010 as leader of this political party |
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Her "Going There" has stories of her rise in journalism & colleagues like Matt Lauer & Ann Curry |
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Named after a law enforcement agency that dates back to the 1820s |
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This Japanese company made the once-popular Rodeo & Trooper |
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On Feb. 2, 1959 a school in Arlington was the 1st in this state to integrate, with no incidents except a firecracker in a bathroom |
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This Shakespearean adverb means again & also soon or forthwith, as in "They will be here..." |
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Seen here, this beach is only six miles from the center of Sydney |
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"Fun Home" & "Are You My Mother?" are graphic memoirs written & illustrated by this woman |
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For those who had to get out of the way of NYC trolleys back in the day |
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Have a spare million or so lying around? You, too, can drive one of these Ferraris named for the company's founder |
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Under this 2-word treaty with Mexico signed Feb. 2, 1848, the U.S. acquired land making up today's Southwest for $15 million |
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This verb means to say repeatedly, so adding "re-" is redundant; Ecclesiasticus pairs it with speaking again |
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