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Take a ferry across the San Antonio Channel from this Puerto Rican capital & visit the Bacardi Rum Distillery |
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36 inches long, it can also mean any standard of judgment |
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No longer in general use; out of date |
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In 1873 he got a patent for using metal rivets to strengthen the pockets on his product |
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An old joke, off his saying: a note on a wall reads, "'God is dead'"--this man. Below it: This man "'is dead'--God" |
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George Town on this "Grand" British island is the Caribbean's banking capital, with more than 500 banks |
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Leave a cup outside overnight & you've got a primitive drosometer, to measure this condensation |
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Boldly rude or disrespectful |
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More than 14 years in the making, the faces here are each about 60 feet from chin to forehead |
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The "Analects" of this Chinese sage say, "At 50, I knew the will of heaven. At 60, I was ready to listen to it" |
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If it's a slice of America you want, grab a pizza at the Pizza Hut on this Mexican island off the Yucatan |
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This troupe's "O" show in Vegas features a 1.5 million-gallon pool |
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The author who'd pen the word "sneetch" (but not "snikon") was a book subject, this man: "American Icon" |
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In 1637 this French "Father of Modern Philosophy" was seeking "truth in the sciences" |
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Although Ocho Rios is Jamaica's cruise ship capital, more & more are docking at this city known as "Mo Bay" |
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A Beckmann one of these can detect a tiny change in boiling point when one substance is mixed into another |
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A short garment worn under a sheer bodice to conceal what's underneath |
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Grolier says this 1930 double portrait is "perhaps the most parodied painting in American art" |
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You'll earn 2 A's in philosophy if you name this Dane who wrote 1848's "Christian Discourses" |
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A statue of Josephine Bonaparte stands in the center of La Savane, a garden in this Martinique port |
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In 1934 the instrument that measured the strongest wind ever recorded was a revolving-cup type of this |
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Though from the Latin for "festive", it means grave or serious |
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This "Hero With a Thousand Faces" author co-wrote 1974's "The Mythic Image", which explored iconography |
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In the 1150s this philosopher began writing the "Mishneh Torah", which he completed 10 years later |
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