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In an essay titled "Why I Was Bachman", this horror writer explained why he used a pseudonym for some works |
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From the Arabic for "one who surrenders", it's an adherent of Islam |
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On March 22, 2001 the L.A. Times corrected its statement that Edison invented this natural phenomenon |
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Several Milwaukee teams, including some in the Major Leagues, have had this sudsy nickname |
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Mr. Rogers' commie neighbors |
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This Nero Wolfe creator made a fortune between 1917 & 1927 by devising a school banking system |
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It's what "Mardi Gras" literally translates to in English |
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The 1963 Catholic Constitution on the Liturgy retained this language for certain rites |
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"Jeopardy!" said the headline "Ford to City: Drop Dead" came from the N.Y. Post; it really appeared in this newspaper |
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A pitch that Steve Carlton mastered, or a player taking the low road to a base |
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A Pulitzer Prize winner for "A Death in the Family", he wrote the screenplay for "The African Queen" |
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This group first met out-of-doors in England in the 1650s waiting to receive God's light & tremble from it |
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Patricia Smith apologized for attributing quotes to made-up people in this New England daily |
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In his first Major League managing job, his Twins finished first but he was fired after brawling with one of his players |
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Ms. Reno's heavenly bodies |
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He wrote his first 2 novels, "The New Centurions" & "The Blue Knight", while still with the Los Angeles police department |
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The Kami are the gods of this Japanese religion |
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In 1998 this network retracted its report on the U.S. using nerve gas on Vietnam defectors |
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This Yankee center fielder, the 1998 A.L. batting champ, plays classical guitar in his spare time |
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Iacocca's bloodsucking insects |
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In 1971 she published a photo book of her native Mississippi, "One Time, One Place" |
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Like bishops, abbots get to wear these liturgical headdresses |
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As we'd hope, this publication, the CJR, scrupulously corrects its own errors, like misspelling Dian Fossey |
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International slugger who wrote "A Zen Way of Baseball" |
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