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A R.P. Warren Pulitzer-winning work, or some of those who "couldn't put Humpty together again" |
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The flags of 4 of Canada's 10 provinces include versions of this nation's flag |
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Hypoglycemia occurs when there's an abnormally low level of this in the blood |
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Ambrose Bierce defined a bore as "a person who talks when you wish him to" do this |
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Edmund Halley was a prof. of geometry at this school before he was named Astronomer Royal in 1720 |
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In 1295 this explorer returned to Venice after an absence of 24 years |
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This novelist who wrote "Burr" has also written mysteries under the pen name "Edgar Box" |
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This Asian nation's orange, white & green flag is based on that of its Congress Party |
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Term for any cancer-causing substance such as asbestos or tobacco smoke |
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Sir James Dewar reportedly said, "Minds are like parachutes. They only function when they are" this |
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There's a college named for these hills in Spearfish, South Dakota |
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Leprosy was introduced into England by men returning from these wars |
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He published "Maggie: A Girl of the Streets" as Johnston Smith, 2 of the most common names he could find |
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This tiny country's flag bears crossed key & a tiara |
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Warts & moles are considered to be superficial benign ones |
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Iago said this "green-eyed monster... doth mock the meat it feeds on" |
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This university in Provo, Utah also has a campus in Hawaii |
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Most of the 63 clauses of this 1215 document were concerned with feudal law, not the rights of the masses |
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"Bartlett's Familiar Quotations" calls this R. Chandler title "a synonym for death" |
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This country's flag is based on the flag of Haiti, from which it seceded in 1844 |
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Also called urticaria, these red & white welts may appear as a result of an allergy |
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Sophocles said this "eases all things", not heals all wounds |
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In Colonial America colleges & universities were concerned mainly with training men for this vocation |
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This German city originated as 2 small villages on the Spree River just south of Spandau |
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Only 11 first editions survive of this author's first book, "Tamerlane and Other Poems" |
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This African country's flag was identical with Guinea's until they added a big black R |
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Peptic ulcers can affect this first section of the small intestine as well as the stomach |
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The expression "Less is more" is found in his 1855 poem "Andrea del Sarto" |
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The U.S.' first coeducational college, it also admitted students regardless of color |
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This priest's greatest work, "Summa Theologica", was unfinished at his death in 1274 |
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