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A large group of stars is called a cluster & a large cluster is called this |
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Glam rocker Paul Gadd recorded "Rock and Roll Part 2" under this "sparkly" name |
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Syngman Rhee of Korea & Ferdinand Marcos of the Philippines had to find asylum in this U.S. state |
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Katharine Weber's retelling of this 19th c. novel features just 3 sisters, & Beth is a pet turtle who dies |
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You numbskull! It's the Stooge seen here |
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It's a synonym of "certainly" & a homonym of a female first name (& don't call me that!) |
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Founded in 1889 as St. Mary's Hospital in Rochester, Minnesota, today it's known as this |
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This blue-eyed singer was set to star in the film "Carousel", but he walked out & was replaced by Gordon MacRae |
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This former president returned to Chile March 3, 2000 & was stripped of immunity |
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This synonym for Martians became the title of Christopher Buckley's novel romp about alien abduction |
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This billionaire set many flying records including an around-the-world mark of 3 days, 19 hours, 14 minutes |
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Things that are going well aren't going skatingly or jumpingly but this athletic way |
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Gerty Theresa Cori won a Nobel Prize for finding an enzyme that helps the body turn this into sugar |
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He's the member of the Jackson family whose sons Taryll, Taj, and T.J. formed the trio 3T |
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Germany's longest-serving Chancellor of the 20th Century, he resigned as Honorary Party Chairman in 2000 |
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In a depressing play by William Inge, a woman named Lola waits for this title pet to "Come Back" |
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This fifth wife of Henry VIII cheated on him in 1541; bad idea |
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This 5-letter word meaning to a sufficient or more than sufficient degree often precedes "rewarded" |
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In aerodynamics it's the vertical force acting on a plane due to flow of air over its aerofoils |
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This Broadway "Evita" was named for her great-great-aunt, coloratura soprano Adelina Patti |
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Impeached in 1992, this country's President Fernando Collor de Mello resigned as his trial was beginning |
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In 2003 this beloved book about a small visitor from Asteroid B-612 celebrated its 60th anniversary |
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He's the Egyptologist who published the 3-volume work "The Tomb of Tut-ankh-amen" |
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According to Francis Scott Key, it's how the Stars & Stripes were streaming |
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His back-up singers, Lady Flash, had their own hit singing "Street Singin'" (Of course, he wrote the song) |
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In July 1985 a coup in Uganda booted out this Idi Amin rival whose regime was known for its human rights abuses |
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The diminutive title character of this Dickens novel has siblings named Tip & Fanny |
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The last wide receiver to win the Heisman Trophy was this University of Michigan player who won in 1991 |
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As a nautical adverb, it means "completely", as when it precedes "a-starboard" |
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