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Daniel Burnham designed these stores named for their separate areas of goods, including Selfridges & Wanamaker's |
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The order "Don't fire 'til you see the whites of their eyes" is associated with this hill |
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The cerebellum is in the hindbrain; this makes up the largest part of the forebrain |
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In "A Life in Parts", he writes of the end of a day on set: "I'd... let everything soak off ... leeching myself of Walter White" |
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Scythians buried some women with weapons & likely inspired the Greek lore of these women warriors |
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The forward end of an aircraft or submarine |
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The many Southern California designs of Paul R. Williams include the Beverly Wilshire Hotel at the end of this swanky drive |
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In the panhandle near the Alabama border, 345-foot Britton Hill is the highest natural point in this state |
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The Special Presidential Envoy for Hostage Affairs reports directly to this head of a cabinet department |
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This member of Buffalo Springfield reminisces about his Canadian boyhood in "Special Deluxe" |
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In Rome, saturnism, or poisoning by this metal, was sometimes caused by the practice of boiling down wine in vessels made from it |
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Israel's most famous architect, Moshe Safdie designed the Holocaust History Museum for this Jerusalem Remembrance Center |
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Mountain ranges with this "snowy" name can be found both in California & southeastern Spain |
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A 400-year-old one of these mighty trees, Iowa's state tree, was found near Des Moines in 2018 |
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She had a bestseller with "Not That Kind of Girl" |
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The remains of the Ludus Magnus, a gladiator training school, are just steps from this arena built in Rome about 70 A.D. |
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In tune with the latest fashion & music |
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Thanks to architect Norman Foster, this London museum has a glass-enclosed courtyard |
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These mountains run northeast to southwest from Tunisia, through Algeria & into Morocco |
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This Greek love goddess is the mom of Phobos & Deimos, "fear" & "terror", so yeah, thanks for that, mom |
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"Brat" is the aptly titled memoir of this member of the '80s Brat Pack seen here |
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Over 2,000 years ago in India, iron & wood were combined to make wootz, an early version of this iron-carbon alloy |
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To gently tease another person |
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A palace that this architect built in the 1880s for his patron Eusebi Güell is a Barcelona landmark |
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About 18,500 feet high, this inactive volcano in Russia is the highest peak in Europe |
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That's no humpback whale you're hearing--it's the singing dog breed in Papua on the western side of this in Indonesia |
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"More Fool Me" is a memoir by this witty Brit |
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Tekhen, the Egyptian word for this type of pillar, comes from their word for "to pierce", like pierce the sky |
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To climb a rope or pole using one's hands & legs |
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