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This second wife of Ronald Reagan was born Anne Frances Robbins |
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The temperature & salinity of this smallest ocean vary as the ice cover freezes & melts |
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A Catholic woman & a Protestant man fall in love in "Remembrance", set in this Northern Ireland capital |
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Not surprisingly, there are more motor vehicles registered in this state than any other |
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Soon after his father's death in 1743, he went to live with half-brother Lawrence at Mount Vernon |
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The CD in your CD player doesn't contain this element, Cd, but the batteries running it might |
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In the 1940s she invested part of her inheritance in radio station KTBC in Austin |
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U.S. Naval personnel in Cuba call it "Gitmo" for short |
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This Norwegian wrote his 1866 play "Brand" in rhyming verse |
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The name of this form of transportation comes from a Latin word meaning "for all" |
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Michael Seeger, half-brother of this American folk singer, was a founder of the New Lost City Ramblers |
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Its atomic number is 28, but we think it would have made more sense if it was 5 |
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In 1890 at age 5, she met her future husband in an Independence, Missouri Sunday school class |
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It separates Tierra del Fuego from the tip of the South American mainland |
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This Greek-American diva is the leading character in Terrence McNally's play "Master Class" |
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In 1910, it became the first type of aircraft to offer commercial passenger service |
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Cato the Younger was half-brother of Servilia, mother of this chief assassin of Julius Caesar |
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Compounds featuring this element are used to treat the most common type of anemia |
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While first lady, she arranged the White House wedding of her stepdaughter Alice in 1906 |
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Site of a massive oil spill in 1989, it was named for the third son of King George III |
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"Edward II", his play about a murdered king, premiered around 1592; sadly, he was killed in 1593 |
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Completed in 1916, this Russian railroad is the longest in the world |
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She was involved in an amorous episode with Thomas Seymour during the reign of her half-brother Edward VI |
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Holmium was named by Per Teodor Cleve for this, his hometown |
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This first lady died in 1944 & was buried in West Branch, Iowa |
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Ciudad Bolivar & Ciudad Guayana are the major cities on this river |
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A man named Berenger appears in several of his plays including "Rhinoceros" & "Exit the King" |
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In 1994 this ill-fated Italian cruise ship sank off the coast of Somalia |
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This third king of Israel succeeded to the throne after half-brother Adonijah tried to seize it |
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Noble gas whose name is from the Greek word for "sun" |
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