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When he left the presidency he retired to his farm near Gettysburg, Penn. |
Eisenhower
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If you're into gambling, you might check out the casinos in Wiesbaden or Baden-Baden in this country
The nickname shared by Queensland, Australia & Florida, USA |
Germany the Sunshine State
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This item is called a nappy though babies also wear them when they're awake |
a diaper
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The stoup at the entrance of a Catholic Church contains this liquid |
holy water
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This author's grandfather, the blind Senator Gore, is a character in his novel "Hollywood" |
Gore Vidal
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The story of her naked ride first appeared in the chronicle of Roger of Wendover |
Lady Godiva
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This speed skater won almost half the total medals that went to the U.S. at the 1980 Winter Olympics |
Eric Heiden
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Bogota's airport is named for this fabled land the Spaniards were seeking |
El Dorado
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The accumulator is this storage device on a car |
the battery
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Members of this religion attach a mezuzah, a scroll containing biblical verses, to their homes |
Judaism
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"Peachtree Road" has been called Anne Rivers Siddons' "Love Letter to" this city |
Atlanta
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This city became the capital of Russia during the reign of Ivan III |
(Bruce: What is St. Petersburg?)
Moscow
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He was born near Limestone, Tenn. in 1786 & died at the Alamo |
Davy Crockett
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The name of the palace whose tower contains Big Ben |
Westminster
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Pip emma is this part of the day |
p.m. (afternoon)
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This denomination distributes the magazines The Watchtower & Awake! |
Jehovah's Witnesses
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In an Oliver Goldsmith novel, Olivia Primrose's father is "The Vicar of" this |
Wakefield
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Ogadai, this man's son, succeeded him as Mongol ruler in 1229 |
Genghis Khan
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Born in Harrisburg, Penn., he represents Ga.'s 6th District in the House & is minority whip |
(Patty: Who is Nunn?)
Newt Gingrich
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Now a gov't building, the Palace of the Grand Masters in this country was built for the Knights of St. John |
Malta
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Rounders is a children's game resembling this American pastime |
baseball
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He translated the "Book of Mormon" with the aid of special stones called Urim & Thummim |
Joseph Smith
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Long Tom Coffin, a character in his novel "The Pilot", has been called "a nautical version of Natty Bumppo" |
(Bruce: Who is Melville?)
James Fenimore Cooper
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This youngest son of Henry II conspired to take his brother Richard's throne |
(King) John
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After the first successful A-bomb test he said, "I am become death, the destroyer of worlds" |
Oppenheimer
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Linked to Hong Kong by jetfoil or hydrofoil, it's the oldest European settlement in the Far East |
Macao
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It's what you'd like to do if you're Peckish |
eat
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The Eightfold Path leading to the end of suffering is 1 of this faith's 4 Noble Truths |
Buddhism
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Nationality of the author of the famous 1916 antiwar novel "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" |
(Frank: What is Argentinian?) (Bruce: What is German?)
Spanish
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The Popes made their home in this French city, not Rome, for most of the 14th century |
Avignon
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