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THE CINEMA OF JOHNNY DEPP |
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Animals of this class that includes frogs & salamanders were the ancestors of reptiles |
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In "Sleepy Hollow", Depp played this crime-solving constable; the character was a teacher in the original story |
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Old dimes, teapots & the Lone Ranger's bullets (which could have killed werewolves) are made of this metal |
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Copying your term paper directly out of an encyclopedia |
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Mark Twain was a pen name; this was his real name |
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The Mississippi flows about 2,340 miles & empties into this body of water |
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The multiple-toed feet of Eohippus, this domestic animal's ancestor, evolved into 1 toe covered by a hoof |
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This Depp title character was created by a mad scientist played by Vincent Price |
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Thallium is said to look like this element, so get the thallium out & give us your question |
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One of these can be "of fire" or by immersion in water during a religious rite |
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Twain wrote that in "The Deerslayer", this author "scored 114 offenses against literary art out of a possible 115" |
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The clear waters of the upper river are home to this member of the salmon family that spawns upriver |
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Ursavus elmensis, the "down" version of this carnivore, was small enough to hunt in treetops |
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"What's Eating" this character is probably having to live in a small town with his very dysfunctional family |
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Alphabetically, the noble gases run from Ar, argon to Xe, this |
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Ye gods! It's defined as the belief in more than one god |
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This 1889 novel contrasts American homespun ingenuity with the Dark Ages' superstition & ineptitude |
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The muddy waters of the lower Mississippi are home to bullhead & other types of these barbeled bottom feeders |
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Moeritherium, with an elongated snout & front teeth, was the ancestor of this present-day animal |
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In a 1995 film co-starring Marlon Brando, Depp believes he is this legendary lover |
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The element with this atomic number was created by bombarding bismuth (83) with nickel (28) |
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Manorialism was the economic basis of this system of political & military obligation in the Middle Ages |
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In the 1850s Twain was an apprentice one of these under Horace Bixby; he became a licensed one in 1859 |
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He first sighted the Mississippi in May 1541; fittingly, his men buried him in the river after he died May 21, 1542 |
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Arthropods, including shrimps & spiders, are descended from aquatic segmented ones of these |
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Cross-dressing, angora-sweater-wearing director portrayed by Depp in a 1994 film |
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Lawrencium, named for Ernest Lawrence, was discovered in one of these -- the linear type, not a cyclotron |
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From a word meaning "dot", it's the style exemplified by the painting seen here: |
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Twain said, "There is no distinctly Native American criminal class except" this body |
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The mighty Mississippi River begins as a stream out of this lake in northwestern Minnesota |
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