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This dog derives its name from the Aire Valley in England |
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In 1955, Marian Anderson became the 1st Black singer to perform at this U.S. opera house |
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On July 18, 1870, the dogma of his infallibility when speaking "ex cathedra" was proclaimed |
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Tomatoes & strawberries, as well as oranges, are primary sources of this vitamin |
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In this game, there are 64 possible 2-card combinations that add up to 21 |
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St. Bernards actually used in rescue work never carried these items with which they're pictured |
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One biography of this Ziegfeld star is appropriately titled "the Fabulous Fanny" |
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In 1886, the S. African city of Johannesburg was laid out as populated by people looking for this |
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Varieties of this fruit include the Bosc & the Anjou |
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Of a straight, flush or full house, the one that wins the pot in poker |
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Old Roman villas sometimes bear the Latin phrase "cave canem", meaning this |
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He photographed the 1971 Life cover of Muhammad Ali & Joe Frazier "his way" |
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In 1827, he was elected governor of Tennessee, in 1859, governor of Texas |
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Type of cabbage used in "soul food", its name is a variation of its earlier name "colewort" |
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In Britain this game uses 90 numbered balls or discs, in America only 75 |
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Canadian character actress Leila Keorber, who won an Oscar for "Min & Bill" |
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Samoyeds are used not only to pull sleds but to herd this northern domesticated animal |
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Country music fans cried when his "Cheatin' Heart" gave out at age 29 |
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In an 1895 treaty, China was forced to recognize Korea & cede Formosa to this emerging power |
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In the classic recipe for mayonnaise, the juice of this fruit may be used |
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In card games, they are sometimes referred to as the court cards |
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Late English comedienne Grace Stansfield |
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The Bouvier des Flandres is a herd dog that was developed in this country |
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Single-named songstress whose trademark long gloves have been displayed in the Smithsonian |
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Due to illness, this king was "represented" by the Prince of Wales from 1811 to his death in 1820 |
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"New" types of these greens being marketed in the U.S. are the Lollo Rossa & Red Oak Leaf |
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In Mark 15:24, the Roman soldiers gambled for this |
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