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On Feb. 5, 1974 she was kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army |
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Of almost equal length, Britain's 2 longest rivers are the Severn & this one |
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His son Christopher Buckley wrote a satirical novel called "The White House Mess" |
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From the Latin for "given over to", it's the term for a hard habit to break |
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Hall of famer Honus Wagner played 18 seasons at shortstop for this Pennsylvania team |
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On April 30, 1939 this city's fair in Flushing Meadow opened with the theme "The World of Tomorrow" |
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In 1934 this U.S. government agency was established to regular the stock market |
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The actual source of this river in the snow-covered Andes of Peru wasn't discovered until this century |
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Former first daughter whose second novel "Deadfall" has been called a haunting psychodrama |
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An average child whose mental age & chronological age are equal have this number IQ |
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This future industrialist left Scotland in 1848 and settled in Allegheny with his family |
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All the electricity at the 1901 Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo came from this source |
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As part of the De-Stalinization program Stalingrad was renamed this in 1961 |
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The Moselle which flows from France to Germany is a tributary of this river |
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"Night Rider", his novel about the Kentucky tobacco war appeared seven years before "All the King's Men" |
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A therapeutic discharge of emotion, classical tragedy strives for one |
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Philadelphia comedian who appeared in the film "Uptown Saturday Night" & "The Devil and Max Devlin" |
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Opening in 1904, one year late, the St. Louis Fair celebrated the 100th anniversary of this |
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The were code named "Little Boy" & "Fat Man" |
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The St. Croix & St. John Rivers form part of the border between New Brunswick, Canada & this state |
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Silent screen sweetheart who wrote an inspirational book called "Why Not Try Go?" |
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This Greek heroine's name describes the complex in which a daughter is attracted to her father |
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Philadelphia lawyer Andrew Hamilton defended this New York publisher against a charge of seditious libel in 1735 |
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In 1974 this largest city in Eastern Washington held the first world's fair with an environmental theme |
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In 1910 a revolution deposed Manuel II, the last king of this country |
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South America's Orinoco River forms part of the boundary between Colombia & this country |
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He wrote about assassinations in "Winter Kills" & "The Manchurian Candidate" |
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This author of "The Primal Scream" later wrote "Imprint" about the effects of fetal stress |
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Born Elizabeth Cochran, this pioneer newspaper woman took her pen name from a Stephen Foster song |
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A record 77 nations participated in Expo '70 held in this Japanese city |
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