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In 1566 this "Magnificent" sultan was succeeded by his not-so-magnificent son Selim II, "the Sot" |
Suleiman
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Prince: "2000 zero zero party over, oops, out of time, so tonight I'm gonna party like it's ____" |
1999
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Camus & Buber were big in this movement that said humans were fully responsible for making meaning of their own lives |
existentialism
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After review, the bierwurst, lop chong & kielbasa, types of these, were overcooked |
sausage
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Southwest of Louisville, it's where you'll find much of the U.S. government's gold reserve |
Fort Knox
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Put this 3-letter Latin word meaning "thus" or "so" right after the error in a quoted passage |
sic
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ABBA: "You are the dancing queen, young & sweet, only ____" |
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The name of this study of moral principles is derived from a Greek word meaning "habit" |
ethics
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This notoriously smelly cheese whose last U.S. maker is in Monroe, Wisconsin was fumbled on aisle 3 |
Limburger
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The only Benelux country that fits the bill |
Luxembourg
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AskOxford.com says the most commonly cited collective term for these animals is a clowder |
cats
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The Ottoman empire ended in 1922 when this man led a movement that established the Republic of Turkey |
(Mustafa) Kemal (or Kemal Ataturk)
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Counting Crows: "In 1492 Columbus sailed the ocean blue, in ____ he came home across the deep blue sea" |
1493
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This philosophical movement holds that the truth value of a proposition lies in its practicality |
pragmatism
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This rich 5-letter cake with eggs, ground nuts & little to no flour, is down by contact with my stomach |
torte
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The harbor of this Nova Scotia capital is one of the largest in the world |
Halifax
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Brits don't like this name for a phone keypad symbol--reminds them of a unit of currency that has another symbol |
pound
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In 1326 the Ottomans moved their capital to Bursa, which is in this Asian part of modern-day Turkey |
Anatolia
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Foreigner: "Well I'm hot blooded, check it and see, got a fever of ____" |
103
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Founded by Zeno of Citium, this -ism is the belief that detachment & self-control enable one to argue in an unbiased fashion |
stoicism
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We rule this fish seen here to be a catch, not a roost for birds--& also delicious |
a perch
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This city on the Salt River sits on the eastern edge of the Sonoran Desert |
Phoenix
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This 2-letter abbreviation means "which see" in Latin & directs readers to another part of the book for info |
(Patsy: What is e.g.?)
q.v.
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Between 1656 & 1735 members of the Albanian Koprulu family served the sultan as this "grand" executive officer |
(grand) vizier
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Blink-182: "That's about the time she walked away from me, nobody likes you when you're ___" |
(Phil: What is 25?)
23
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"Every virtue is laudable. Kindness is a virtue. Therefore, kindness is laudable" is a logical this |
syllogism
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Upon review, this "circular" cut of meat from below the rump was too gristly |
the round
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The first winter Olympics took place in this French mountain resort |
Chamonix
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AskOxford.com tells us that this word is the missing one in the sequence primary, secondary... quaternary |
tertiary
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