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The chemistry team of Pelletier & Caventou isolated strychnine & this stuff that makes plants green |
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Jeremy Brett played this consulting detective in programs like "The Boscombe Valley Mystery" |
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This woman bears 2 children in Genesis 4 |
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In 1999, after 19 Emmy nominations for playing this character, Susan Lucci won for her first time |
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Completed in 1914, it stretches from the Atlantic to the Pacific |
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In 1861 Eduard Suess, proposer of the concept of Gondwanaland, became professor of this at the U. of Vienna |
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Joan Hickson played this Christie sleuth, previously portrayed by Angela Lansbury & Helen Hayes |
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This fictional female Amazon's arsenal includes powerful bracelets, a golden lasso & an invisible plane |
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In 1981 this group had a hit with the song heard here |
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Physicist Gaspard de Coriolis lived up to his potential by first defining this type of energy |
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Edward Petherbridge had trouble keeping his monocle in place as this Dorothy Sayers lord |
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She was nominated for the 1978 Best Actress Oscar for her role in "An Unmarried Woman" |
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According to the 19th Amendment, "The rights of citizens of the U.S. to" do this "shall not be denied..." |
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Also called bonobos, they're the small African creatures seen here |
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This German for whom a unit of frequency is named was the first man to send & receive radio waves |
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Helen Mirren as Jane Tennison burst onto American TV in 1992 in this 4-part series |
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This early feminist, the wife of William Godwin, penned "A Vindication of the Rights of Woman" in 1792 |
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The 19th letter in the Greek alphabet, it follows sigma |
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It was founded in December 1620 |
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The 1899 first edition of this medical "manual" recommended smoking to treat asthma |
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This somewhat cranky Oxford inspector was featured in a record 64 "Mystery!" episodes |
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This NPR legal correspondent is also seen on "Nightline" & has been one of Esquire's "Women We Love" |
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Chapter 19 of this Mark Twain tale is "Knight Errantry as a Trade" |
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Malaysia & Papua New Guinea |
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This Spaniard born in 1876 was widely regarded as a 20th century master of the cello |
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