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An Italian political philosopher: AH, CIVIL MALE |
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The 1869 Civil War lithograph seen here details the last meeting of this general & Jackson |
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After cleaning carpet stains with this, use the rest to make a gin fizz & enjoy your clean rug |
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Amity is a city, not an island, in this Peter Benchley thriller; it is on Long Island, however |
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The quad, a place where you might throw frisbees, is short for this mathematical term |
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A 20th century vice president: GROW A SPINE |
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Around 1492 he created the marble "Battle Of The Centaurs"; no ceiling on his genius! |
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Hydrogen peroxide can help with this, the only stain that gets its own single word in the Random House Dictionary |
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Dementors guard this island prison in a series of novels |
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A Spanish explorer: ONE OLD PENCE |
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This 17th c. Flemish man got mythical with "Minerva Protects Pax from Mars ('Peace and War')" |
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For nail polish stains, carefully use this solvent--logically, often the key ingredient in nail polish remover |
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Isla Nublar off the coast of Costa Rica is the setting for this 1990 Michael Crichton book |
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To set free from oppression (8) |
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A dynamite inventor: FABLED LONER |
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A dismembered hand clutching a sword in black & white is part of this 1937 work inspired by the bombing of a city |
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Heloise suggests getting this off clothing (not the bottoms of theater seats) by hardening it using an ice cube |
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Alistair MacLean wrote of this German-controlled Greek island & the men sent to destroy a gun battery there |
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It rocks Chicago's Grant Park in summer (12) |
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An ancient playwright: PI RESIDUE |
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This man's 1799 portrait of Napoleon crossing the Alps is seen here |
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If someone in your home is this kind of "monkey", you may have to remove this from clothes using talcum powder |
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The novelization of a play says this "land" is "always more or less an island" |
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