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It revealed a population of almost four million when first taken in 1790 |
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You can get wheels for your MG made of this element with the symbol Mg |
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In titles, animal associated with both Volpone and Reynard |
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It's claimed over $100 million worth of these currently go unclaimed |
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Only one-half of the Soviet people are of this nationality |
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Though your dentist might have it on in the background, "it helps not the toothache" |
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This act of 1765 taxed legal documents, almanacs, newspapers, dice, and playing cards |
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Term for charcoal turned on to trap gases |
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Malcolm Lowry's "Under the Volcano" is set mainly in this country |
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These two New England schools have competed in football since 1875 and in boat races since 1852 |
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This lake contains one-fifth of the Earth's non-frozen fresh water and about four-fifths of the USSR's |
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Line in Matthew 7:7 which follows "Ask and it shall be given you" |
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By its intended opening day, May 14, 1787, only the delegations from Virginia and Pennsylvania had arrived in full |
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Natural color of chlorine gas |
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Granddaughter of the author of "Trilby", she wrote "Rebecca" |
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US military service academy located in Connecticut |
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The Soviet Union's most important holiday, Revolution Day, is observed on the seventh of this month |
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Type of "grease that gives the best polish" |
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The threat of Spain led to the charter of this colony, the last of the thirteen to be organized |
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Smog is produced from the action of this on chemicals in the air |
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One contributor to Knickerbocker magazine was this author who used "Knickerbocker" as a pseudonym |
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In 1923, the University of Delaware became the first to institute this junior year program |
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It's said Stalin induced Norway to expel this man in 1936 by buying its entire herring catch |
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"He that has many of these" finds that some of them will cool |
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On November 20, 1789, New Jersey became the first state to ratify this |
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The ideal gas law combines Charles's law with the law of this 17th century Anglo-Irish scientist |
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English poet who wrote "Endymion", "Hyperion", and its unfinished revision, "The Fall of Hyperion" |
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Texas city whose junior college is famed for its Rangerette drill and dance team |
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While Gorbachev is head of the Communist Party, this man, the President, is considered head of state |
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"As evidence of skill, a good archer is not known by his arrows" but by this |
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