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RIGHT INITIALS, WRONG VOICE |
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When mentioned by Ptolemy in the 2nd century, the Saxons occupied Jutland Peninsula, today mostly part of this country |
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On the once widely used Reaumur scale, 0 degrees & 80 degrees represented these 2 points |
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Proverbially it "seldom knocks twice" |
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Titles in this religion include swami, maharishi & guru |
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The Ganda are one of its major ethnic groups |
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Sideshow Bob from "The Simpsons": K.G., Kevin Garnett |
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In the 400s the Saxons began migrating to Great Britain & soon got mixed up with these people who had a geometric name |
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I'll find it strangely charming if you can identify these particles with a word taken from "Finnegans Wake" |
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Meaning repugnant, it also describes a certain snowman |
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In John 6:25 Jesus' disciples refer to him by this Jewish title |
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It gets its "N"ame from its large coastal desert |
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Puss in Boots in "Shrek": Angela Bassett |
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In the Saxon tongue, Dec. & Jan. were together known by this 4-letter name, today a synonym for Christmas |
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Hey, farmer! It's the physics term for a region in which every point is affected by a force |
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This dinosaur whose name means "swift thief" roamed the Earth during the Cretaceous period, not the Jurassic |
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In Catholicism this bishop with a title that also applies to apes has authority over other bishops in his province |
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There was once a place called Italian East Africa; now most of it is this |
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Chef from "South Park": Isabelle Huppert |
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The continental Saxons warred with the Franks but were conquered by this king around 804 A.D. |
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Newton's third law: when 2 bodies meet, they exert forces on each other that are equal in magnitude & opposite in this |
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John Brown, Levi Coffin or Sojourner Truth |
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In the 16th century, Suleiman constructed a semahane, or whirling hall, for these people |
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In 1462 an explorer gave this country its name, possibly because a nearby mountain resembled a lion |
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1966's "How the Grinch Stole Christmas": Ben Kingsley |
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"Sassenach", derived from "Saxon", is still what Irishmen call Englishmen in this language |
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We'll test you to the max & ask for this German who introduced the fundamental constant of quantum theory |
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As punishment for the Boston Tea Party in 1773, Britain passed these Acts |
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The city of Shigatse is the traditional seat of this lama who's not quite dalai |
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Gambia or the Gambia was once part of a union with this country that surrounds it |
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Hiccup in "How to Train Your Dragon": Joe Biden |
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