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Because he disliked the terms set for his 1975 match with Karpov he gave up his chess championship |
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It naturally travels in a straight line & travels at the fastest speed of anything we know |
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J.R.R. Tolkien continued his tale of Middle Earth in this trilogy, the sequel to "The Hobbit" |
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As you might guess, the Chinook Indians had rites & rituals involving this fish |
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Thinking this lake the source of the White Nile, explorer John Speke named it after his queen |
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Nickie Vittorio Vidal, Charity |
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In 1975, Agatha Christie killed off this mustachioed detective in "Curtain" |
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New, waxing crescent, quarter waxing gibbous, full, waning gibbous, quarter, waning crescent, new |
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This 1990 novel completes the Len Deighton trilogy that began with "Spy Hook" & "Spy Line" |
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In the 1800s runaway slaves often found safety in these Indians of Florida |
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The island of Iceland was created by this activity |
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Mrs. Strakosh, Mrs. Meeker, Mrs. O'Malley, Mrs. Brice |
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In 1975, she won an Oscar for "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" & a Tony for "Same Time, Next year" |
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The black charred surface on your toast this morning is this element |
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In 1977 this bestselling author launched a trilogy with his novel "The Immigrants" |
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The Nez Perce Indians received their name from engaging in this practice |
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The Laurentian Mountains in this country are among the olden mountain ranges in the world |
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Fraulein Schneider, Herr Schultz, Kit Kat Club kittens |
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In 1972 "Life" declared his biography of Howard Hughes a hoax & refused to publish excerpts |
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Name given the line of latitude at 66 degrees 30 minutes north |
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"Powershift" marks the conclusion of his trilogy which began in 1970 with "Future Shock" |
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The Navajo were known for building this type of home, usually of logs & earth |
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The Academic American Encyclopedia calls this Chinese city's name a phonetic corruption of Kwangtung |
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Mr. Brownlow, Bet, Mrs. Bumble |
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In 1971 this country celebrated the 2,500th anniversary of the empire founded by Cyrus the Great |
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Scientists figure the earth's core to be mainly a heavy compressed lump of this metal |
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"Judgment Day", the third book in James T. Farrell's famous trilogy, culminates in the death of this character |
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These circular underground chambers were built by the Pueblo Indians for religious ceremonies |
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The African mainland's easternmost point, Ras Hafun, is in this country |
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George, an artist, Dot his mistress, young man sitting on the bank, boy bathing in the river |
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