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It was a pillar of the South's economy: in 1860 the U.S. produced 4 1/2 million bales of it |
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This heartthrob was born on November 11, 1974 |
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The collegiate church of Saint Peter in Westminster is known by this term |
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1980: As John Merrick, John Hurt declares, "I am not an animal!" |
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It's the F in the conservation-oriented agency known as the FWS |
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It's been said that their capital Tenochtitlan was the largest city at the time of the Spanish conquest |
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Muzzle-loading rifles were partly replaced by weapons loaded at the rear of the barrel, called this |
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This baseball manager was nicknamed "The Lip" |
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The famous porcelain one of these Buddhist towers used to stand in Nanjing |
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1962: Gregory Peck pecks away at Southern injustice |
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You'll find its home page at www.uscg.mil |
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You can "count" on this classic author seen here |
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Sister Costello yells, "Hey, Abbess!" to call her boss in this place whose name is from the Latin for "assembly" |
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1975: Al Pacino knocks over a bank to bankroll his lover's sex change |
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It's the N in the energetic agency abbreviated NRC |
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The name of this rhododendron is from the Greek for "dry" because it grows in dry soil |
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In 1951 this American guitarmaker created the broadcaster (soon renamed the telecaster) |
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From the Greek for "a hidden place", it may contain an altar for worship or tombs for the dead |
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1958: Pollitt family members claw & scratch each other for Big Daddy's money |
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The book "Gimme Some Truth" contains John Lennon's FBI files obtained under this, the FOIA |
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This North Atlantic island group was uninhabited until the Portuguese settled there in the mid-1400s |
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Joseph Johnston caught his death of cold at the 1891 funeral of this union general who had accepted his surrender |
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This late USC professor left us some lessons on "Living, Loving, and Learning" |
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It's a building attached to a church, or a chamber within it, in which affusions are performed |
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1932: Groucho rides to the rescue as the new president of Huxley College |
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Since 1973, the U.S. Army has been an AVF, an all-this force |
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In astronomy, it's the angular horizontal distance, clockwise, from due south |
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