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TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALLPARK |
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Legend says this play is cursed, so if you mention it in a dressing room, you may not get off Scot-free |
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A sign above the visitor's clubhouse at this Detroit park once read, "Visitors' Clubhouse -- No Visitors Allowed" |
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Between 1282 & 1287 this Venetian served as governor of Yangchow, China |
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Hemophilia is a hereditary condition in which this coagulates extremely slowly |
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This word for a small charcoal grill is from the Japanese |
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Wife of Akhenaton & mother of 6, she wasn't just another pretty bust |
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George Orwell griped about this kingly tragedy: "One wicked daughter would have been quite enough" |
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(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE): Ballpark seen here: (The "Green Monster") |
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In 1521, 8 years after claiming Florida for Spain, he was wounded by an arrow & died in Cuba |
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In the early 1930s surgeon Alexis Carrel & this American aviator invented a mechanical heart |
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Body part terms schnozzle & tuchis come from the body of words in this language |
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Some blame the influence of Aspasia for leading Pericles into this war |
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Laurence Olivier was accidentally hit by an arrow when he played this king on film, so his limp was real |
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On May 4, 1984 Dave Kingman hit a ball through the roof of this Twins park but was only credited with a double |
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On his fourth voyage to the New World, 1502-1504, he reached Panama but did not cross the isthmus |
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From the Greek for "against life", these substances kill or inhibit the growth of infectious organisms |
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As Dorothy might tell you, this 2-word Latin phrase means "entirely" |
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The song of this woman, who led the tribes of Israel to defeat King Jabin, is found in the book of Judges |
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Horatio speaks of this play's "Carnal, bloody, and unnatural acts", & he should know |
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In 1725 Peter the Great commissioned this Dane to explore the Pacific coast of Siberia |
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This medical specialty is also known as chiropody |
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Italian meaning "to the tooth", it's used to describe firm pasta |
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Plato wrote, "Some say there are nine muses....look at" this woman "of Lesbos; she makes ten" |
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In this monumentally gruesome play, Titus kills Tamora's sons & serves them to her in a pie |
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In 1604 this "Father of New France" founded the Acadia colony at the mouth of Canada's St. Croix River |
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Information about the medical problems of those wearing this metal tag can be accessed 24 hours a day |
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German for "substitute", like cubic zirconia for diamond |
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Lysimache, an antiwar priestess, may have been the model for this Aristophanes title character |
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