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The name of this French site was a corruption of Bastide, meaning "fortification" |
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In 1835 the N.Y. Sun reported there were bat-winged creatures living on this heavenly body; it was a hoax |
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It's a circular hollow often formed by volcanic action or by a meteor strike |
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This "Caroline In The City" star made her screen debut in 3-D, in "Jaws 3-D" |
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The university of this state has 9 campuses, including those in Davis, Irvine & Berkeley |
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Tennessee broke onto the Broadway scene in 1945 with this play with a "breakable" title |
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One of the buildings at this British site is named for Robert Devereux, held there before his 1601 execution |
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Originally this novel was published as a serial from 1851-52 in an anti-slavery paper |
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It's a valley formed between 2 parallel faults; there's a "Great" one in the Eastern Hemisphere |
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This older brother of Charlie Sheen was just 20 when he made his feature film debut in "Tex" in 1982 |
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In 1892 this New Haven, Connecticut university first admitted women to its graduate school |
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A Time magazine piece on Kathleen Turner in this play was titled "Once More, With Feline" |
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"Shark Island" Prison is part of Dry Tortugas National Park in the extreme southwest of this state |
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When farmers of the 1800s learned this color absorbed sunlight well, it became quite popular for barns |
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Name of the type of formation seen here: [video clue - in Alex's hand] |
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Ned Beatty made a memorable debut in this 1972 film about a nightmarish canoe trip |
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City in which you'd find Marmara University & the University of the Bosporus |
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One of Tennessee's last plays, "Clothes for A Summer Hotel", was about this Jazz Age author & his wife |
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According to British accounts 123 perished in 1756 in this dungeon in India; later studies say just 43 |
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"The Education of Mr. Pipp" is a book of satirical drawings of high society by this artist known for his "girl" |
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A moraine is the rocky material left behind by one of these |
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Amy Irving & Betty Buckley debuted in this 1976 Brian De Palma film about horror at a high school prom |
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Manitoba's Catherine Booth Bible College is affiliated with this charitable organization |
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Williams' "The Notebook of Trigorin", based on this "soaring" Chekhov play, opened in 1996 in Cincinnati |
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This rocky islet is the smallest of French Guiana's 3 Iles du Salut |
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In 1861 this ex-president from Virginia was chairman of a peace convention that tried to avert civil war |
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When discussing sedimentary rock, this term means formed of layers or beds |
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Kathy Baker's career blasted off when she played the wife of Alan Shepard in this 1983 film bio |
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This Washington, D.C. school was once the Columbia Inst. for the Instruction of the Deaf & Dumb & the Blind |
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Williams worked with Jule Styne on a musical version of this play whose title mentions skin art |
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