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This 19th century Norwegian is considered the father of modern realistic drama |
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Literally a "hot" topic, it's partly caused by greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide |
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As the first holder of this office, Hamilton created the First Bank of the United States |
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NBC may ask you to pardon their French -- French Stewart, that is -- as the not too wise Solomon on this sitcom |
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You can visit the boyhood home of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow in this city, Maine's largest |
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"So long as men can breathe or eyes can see" is written in heroic verse, which is this meter |
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"Tender Offer" is a one-act play by this author of "The Heidi Chronicles" |
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On Jan. 22, 1998 demonstrators on both sides marked the 25th anniversary of this Supreme Court ruling |
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In the 11th of these "papers", Hamilton says the U.S. Navy should use southern wood & northern sailors |
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On this series Peg & Kelly once entered a talent contest as a singing duo -- the Juggs |
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This Italian outlived Mozart by 34 years, but the rumor that he poisoned him probably isn't true |
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Pathos evokes sympathy; this rhyming word is an unsuccessful attempt at pathos |
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This "Glengarry Glen Ross" playwright co-wrote the screenplay for "Wag the Dog" |
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Wisconsin studies have found higher crime near these fun palaces on tribal lands |
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As a NYC lawyer in the 1780s, Hamilton lived on this street associated with the stock market |
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He was the first mate & only crewman of the S.S. Minnow |
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The South American bug seen here is of a longhorn species of this insect & grows 4 inches long: |
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In "Reality Bites" Ethan Hawke says it's when the actual meaning is different from the literal meaning |
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Famous Terrence who wrote the Tony-winning plays "Master Class" & "Love! Valour! Compassion!" |
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In 1998 Richard Seed planted doubts when he announced he would open a clinic for this procedure |
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Hamilton led an attack in this 1781 siege that ended the Revolutionary War |
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On "Saved by the Bell", Dustin Diamond played Samuel Powers, who had this nickname |
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TV newsman Peter Arnett was once the editor of Vientiane World, a newspaper in this country |
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From Greek for "beyond opinion", this kind of statement's truth lies in its contradiction |
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Born in Zlin, Czechoslovakia in 1937, his original surname was Straussler, not Rosencrantz or Guildenstern |
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This word comes from Greek for good or easy death |
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In colonial times, this Ivy League school was called King's College when Hamilton went there |
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He played Luther Van Dam, assistant to the coach on "Coach" |
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In Sweden, young girls wear crowns of candles on December 13, this saint's day |
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The pathetic fallacy is a type of this, attributing human traits to inanimate objects |
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