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Dinosaurs flourished during this geologic period that followed the Triassic Period |
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It's currently the shortest metric sprint distance run in indoor track meets |
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On June 18, 1815 the French suffered 25,000 casualties at this battle site |
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In human anatomy the colon is part of this major body system |
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In March 2001 this soft drink company said it would end its exclusive sales deals with schools |
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In the 1940 cartoon "A Wild Hare", Bugs Bunny uttered this tag line for the first time |
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Because there were few political battles during James Monroe's administration, it was known as this "Era" |
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He not only won 4 Olympic long jump gold medals, he won 5 sprint events as well |
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Without kissing and telling, it's the famous tourist attraction at the site seen here |
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In this form of literature, a colon is a certain sequence of feet |
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This hyphenated "Charlie" is an affable, fun-loving guy |
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Admittedly, it was the Sparrow, with his bow and arrow |
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The Copper Age was an early phase of this age of development in human culture |
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The trophy for top international amateur athlete of the year is named for this great U.S. sprinter of the 1930s |
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The ultimate place to learn cooking is at the school founded in Paris in 1895 |
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Quantities being separated by the colon seen here |
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More common adjective for an animal described as an ectotherm; some killers are described as it, too |
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This famous joke inspired the title of Brian Lamb's book that tours presidential gravesites |
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Picasso's "Two Acrobats with a Dog" represents this 1904-1906 period of his career (Hint: it's not "Blue") |
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His 1988 100-meter record of 9.79 seconds was revoked due to steroids; 11 years later Maurice Greene matched it |
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Attend the Royal Opera in London & you're at a square & a theatre called this |
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The Colon Classification system is used by some of these in India (We get Dewey-eyed just thinking of it) |
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This hyphenated language is also known as Old English |
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Bette Davis was a real rat to Joan Crawford in this creepy 1962 flick |
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This period of Japan's history, 1603-1867, was given Tokyo's earlier name |
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The world record holder at 200 & 400 meters, he's the only man to win those events in the same Olympics |
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Abbreviated ESA, its launch site is at Kourou, French Guiana |
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In math, a colon denotes this |
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Prominent in the 1850s, the American Party was also known by this "uninformed" name |
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In this play, later a movie, a young man paralyzed from the neck down fights for his right to die |
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