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You can see a 2,500-year-old ski at the Ski Museum in this Norwegian capital |
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In "Hamlet" Polonius calls this "the soul of wit" |
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Holy Spanish city, it fell to King Alfonso VI in 1085 |
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In 1989 Michael Chang became the youngest man to win a Grand Slam event in this sport |
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His sculpture "The Thinker" is part of a larger work called "The Gates of Hell" |
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A sheriff & his son carry their fishing poles to a lake |
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Kyoto is the home of this beverage ceremony & tourists can take classes there to learn it |
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He floated like a butterfly, stung Napoleon's troops like a bee & was made viceroy of Egypt 1-2-3 |
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This former N.Y. Giants player has been an announcer on Monday Night Football for 19 seasons |
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Both Donatello's & Michelangelo's statue of David are in this city |
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A comedy writer walks in the door & trips over an ottoman |
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Hey! hot stuff, Laredo in this U.S. state has a jalapeno eating contest in its Jalapeno Festival |
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"He that would the daughter win must with" this woman "first begin" |
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Barron's World History says he was killed January 30, 1948 by a confused & frustrated fanatic |
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In 1967 & 1968 the Alpine World Cup was won by this famous skier from France |
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In addition to portraits of Nicholas Roots, Jan Six & an elephant, he did many of himself |
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A gun firing, a locomotive & a skyscraper |
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In 1990, this worldwide network of vacation villages celebrated its 40th birthday |
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A modern corruption of this proverb is "Marry in haste and repent in the summer" |
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In 1895 the area run by the British South Africa Company was named this, after a British statesman |
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Heavyweight champ Gene Tunney & this former champ were involved in boxing's Long Count bout |
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Spill some of this type of paint on your shirt & the yolk's on you |
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9 squares containing a father, a mother, a housekeeper & 6 kids |
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This ancient Greek architectural wonder was the main temple of Athena |
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He said "Fish and visitors smell in three days" |
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In 1952, Dr. Prio Socarras, the last freely-elected Cuban president, was overthrown by this man |
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On July 29, 1989, Cuba's Javier Sotomayor became the first high jumper in history to reach this mark |
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"Dots nice" would describe this technique used by Seurat |
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