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LET'S SEE WHAT'S OVER THERE |
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This "aromatic" German city was the target of the first Allied "Thousand Bomber Raid" |
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In "Son of the Sheik", he played the title role as well as the character's father |
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While commanding an expedition in this territory, William Dall learned that Russia had sold it to the U.S. |
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"The Father of the Declaration of Independence" |
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A reporter in "Citizen Kane" says Rosebud is just a piece in this, "a missing piece" |
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It's worn in the buttonhole of a lapel, so the name of this floral accessory is French for "buttonhole" |
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Marshal Rydz-Smigly was the commander in chief of this country's army when it was invaded in 1939 |
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In 1920, at the age of 27, this actress known as "America's Sweetheart" played a girl of 12 in "Pollyanna" |
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Since a storm blew him around it, Dias named it the Cape of Storms; King John II later renamed it this |
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"The Father of Epic Poetry" |
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An employee's not showing up for work is more formally called this -ism |
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If you're wearing the fabric known as "peau de" this, you know that its name is French for "skin of silk" |
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"Metallic" name for the westernmost British landing zone on D-Day |
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Gary Cooper had a small role as a cadet in this first Best Picture winner about 2 flyers in love with the same girl |
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Arctic explorer Bob Bartlett was ticked off when this man said he was taking Henson, & not him, to the North Pole |
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"The Father of the Gunpowder Plot" |
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Rhyming term for one who buys a ticket for an event & doesn't attend |
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I insist that my onion soup be served to me this way, French for "in crust" |
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Sgt. Yakov Pavlov & a dozen Russian soldiers held out for more than 50 days in the center of this city in 1942 & never lost it |
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In 1927's "It", she played Betty Lou Spence, a department store salesgirl with designs on her boss |
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This Jesuit missionary explored the Mississippi with Louis Joliet |
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"The Father of Methodism" |
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Chronological lists of England's kings are missing 1649-1660, between 2 kings of this name |
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At Remagen on March 7, 1945, American forces made their first bridgehead across this river |
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This German film directed by F.W. Murnau was an adaptation of the 1897 novel "Dracula" |
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In 1501 Portugal sent Vespucci to what's now this country; he'd sailed there earlier on Alsonso de Ojeda's voyage |
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"The Father of Condensed Milk" |
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To warn of the space between the train & the platform, London subway riders are told to "mind" this |
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From the French for "caper", it's a curved furniture leg that often tapers to a paw |
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