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1 of 2 Central American countries whose capitals bear the name of the country |
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The Boulonnais, Comtois, & Percheron were draft breeds developed in this country |
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In 1961, this company introduced a "type ball" in place of the bars on some of its typewriters |
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In June 1987, Chris de Burgh & U2, both from this Gaelic country, had top 5 hits in the U.S. |
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"Beauty is truth, truth beatuty" wrote Keats in his "Ode on" this vase |
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This highly contagious conjunctivitis is found not only in man but some domestic animals as well |
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Of Port-au-Prince, Port-of-Spain, or Porto-Novo, the 1 that's not a capital of a Caribbean island |
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Guinness says for a domestic horse, it's 62 years |
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Experts recommend you choose electrical equipment that has their mark |
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Composer of 1965's "Sunshine, Lollipops & Rainbows", he won a Grammy for performing "The Entertainer" |
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John Donne wrote, "Death, be not" this, "though some have called thee mighty & dreadful" |
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By winning a contest, American architect W.B. Griffin got to design this Aussie capital |
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The Hackamore is a type of bridle that controls a horse without using one of these |
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Earliest Kodak cameras came loaded with film for 100 pictures, all in this odd shape when developed |
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In group names, number of "Stairsteps", "Satins", or men in the "Electrical Band" |
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The golden flowers that danced in Wordworth's poem "I wandered lonely as a cloud" |
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An 18th century furniture style with a royal name |
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The name of this Rumanian capital was 1st recorded in a document signed by Vlad the Impaler |
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In "dressage" a rider guides the horse primarily by shifts in weight & use of this part of the body |
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In your office, it's where you're most likely to find a selenium-coated drum |
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It took a duet with this artist to get Stevie Wonder his 1st #1 hit in England |
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"Do not go gentle into that good night" was written during his father's fatal illness |
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Planck's "Theory" involving radiant energy, it can be applied to electronics, mechanics, etc. |
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This Moroccan city was once a base for the dreaded Barbary pirates |
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Ottmar Mergenthaler invented this in Baltimore in 1884, causing rapid growth in the publishing field |
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Vanilla Fudge's version didn't make it, but both Kim Wilde & The Supremes took this song to #1 |
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Robert Browning wrote, "Oh, to be in England now that" this month's "there" |
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Past tense of the Middle English "quethen", it's an archaic word for "said" |
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