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Step on a rusty nail & you better hope you've had your booster shot for this |
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This poet's "La Vita Nuova" was just a warmup for his "Divine Comedy" |
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1896 summer games (an obvious choice) |
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The book "Before the Storm" argues that this man's failed 1964 campaign led to victory for his ideas |
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The death cup & destroying angels are poisonous ones of these |
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Her see-through outfit the night she won for "Funny Girl" inspired a few "On A Clear Day..." jokes |
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In ancient times, it was an elaborate stone coffin fit for a king |
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One of Whittier's many works attacking this begins, "Our fellow-countrymen in chains!" |
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1936 summer games (Marty Glickman was pulled from the U.S. team) |
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Nevada governor Kenny Guinn is fighting plans to make this mountain a nuclear waste repository |
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Fatal to Socrates, this foul-smelling plant now grows in the U.S. & can be seen along roadsides |
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In 2001 this Icelandic singer appeared in a much talked-about swan dress |
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The Sutlej & Ravi are major tributaries of this river |
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George Herbert's pattern poem about this religious structure is seen here |
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1984 winter games (a war zone in the 1990s) |
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His website says being GOP leader is important but he's first & foremost a senator from Mississippi |
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The nonpoisonous tomato & the poisonous belladonna both belong to this family of plants |
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In 1968 Sammy Davis Jr. was swinging in love beads & this "Indian"-style jacket |
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Based partly on Plutarch's "Lives", it's Shakespeare's one-word-title tragedy about an ancient Roman warrior |
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In a poem on this Italiah city, Wordsworth wrote, "She must espouse the everlasting sea" |
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1952 summer games (kayakers Wires & Hietanen win homeland gold) |
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This current Kentucky senator pitched a perfect game for the Phillies in 1964 |
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The leaves of the purple species of this plant contain a powerful poison used to make digitalis |
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"Boys Don't Cry" star seen here in Versace, in 2001 |
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Remember the Titans? They were cast into this region below Hades by Zeus |
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At 21, Shelley wrote a poem about this queen, the subject of a speech in "Romeo and Juliet" |
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1980 winter games (southeast of St. Regis Falls) |
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This early 20th century movie star was named for 19th century GOP leader Roscoe Conkling |
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This weed with poisonous juices gets its name from the first permanent English settlement in North America |
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"Boys Don't Cry" co-star seen here in Yves Saint Laurent, in 2000 |
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