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Born Paris 1859, found piezoelectricity 1880, married Marie 1895, radiated success, died 1906 |
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H.J. Heinz, Allegheny Technologies |
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He left Mork behind to make the classic comedy album "A Night at the Met" |
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Dick Wilkins & Bob Cratchit are characters in this Dickens holiday favorite |
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First name of an animated Alka-Seltzer spokesman or an animated cartoon mouse |
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Name shared by the birthplaces of Joseph Stalin & Ty Cobb |
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Born Chicago 1928, radio Quiz Kid, cracked the DNA helix with Crick, still around on tape day |
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Madonna released her first, self-titled album in 1983 & "Chaste" it the next year with this one |
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This "Soul Provider" singer made his debut as a children's book author with 1997's "The Secret of the Lost Kingdom" |
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Before he died in 1924 he wrote the Communist Party a letter saying, "Stalin is excessively rude" |
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Born 1736 in Scotland, improved on Thomas Newcomen's engine, ran out of steam 1819 |
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(Hi, I'm Andy Summers) This Police album gave the world "Every Breath You Take" & "Wrapped Around Your Finger" |
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Robin McKinley's "Spindle's End" is a retelling of this fairy tale |
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Geddy Lee is the lead singer of this trio from Toronto |
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In 1913 Stalin got a free 4-year trip to this region, courtesy of the Russian government |
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Powered up in Lombardy 1745, shocked world with battery 1800, lost power 1827 |
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This rock legend's "Time Out of Mind" won a Grammy as 1997's Album of the Year |
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Edward Tudor learns about the problems of commoners after switching clothes with an urchin in this Twain book |
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No use in fasting when the Butterball turkey this company introduced in 1954 is set before you |
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When the Russian Social Democratic Party split into 2 factions in 1903, Stalin stuck with this one |
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Born in Copenhagen, remodeled the atom, died in Copenhagen, reborn in the play "Copenhagen" |
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Tootsie Roll Industries, McDonald's |
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A hit 1960 album was titled "Time Out Featuring" this "number" heard here: |
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"In the light of the moon a little egg lay on a leaf" is the first line of his story "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" |
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It's the perfect British "street" to report on naval maneuvers |
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The city of Tsaritsyn, renamed Stalingrad in 1925, was renamed this in 1961 |
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