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Israeli who shared ’78 Nobel Peace Prize with Sadat |
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Nationality of children in “Lord of the Flies” |
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Deposits & withdrawals from this bank consist of white & red cells |
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Italian city built on over 120 islands |
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He was such a sadist, they coined the word for him |
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She’s head of state of Australia, New Zealand & Canada, too |
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Country in which Hemingway’s “The Sun Also Rises” & “For Whom the Bell Tolls” is set |
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Word for widespread outbreak of a disease |
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Spanish city that lent its name to a variety of oranges |
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In ’27, this gangster set all-time record for highest gross income in a year, some $105 million |
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Silent film, radio & TV dog star |
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Deputy foreign minister under Stalin; still Russia’s foreign minister today |
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In this novel, Starbuck is the first mate & Stubb the second |
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A minor inflammation, also a word for “impetuous” |
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Beethoven, Brahms, but not Bach, made music here |
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His fellow prisoners at Alcatraz altered his nickname to “Pop Gun” |
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Oscar-winning foreign film about a boy who refuses to grow |
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Not president, premiere or party chief, he is still China’s top leader |
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Married name of Tolstoy heroine Anna Oblonsky |
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Finger which should not be used in taking someone’s pulse |
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Nevada’s lively ghost town near the mythical Ponderosa |
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Torquemada, who headed the Inquisition, was also confessor to this Spanish queen |
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Though not a physician like his father Papa Doc, this Haitian leader is known as “Baby Doc” |
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Nationality of Christopher Mahon, “Playboy of the Western World” |
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Term for broken bone which breaks the skin |
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North America’s 2nd-largest Chinatown is in this Canadian city |
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’63 Christine Keeler affair with this war minister rocked the government of Great Britain |
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