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Before his death, this cruel Russian czar joined an order of monks & renamed himself Jonah |
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Who could forget this funny lady as Lisa Loopner & Baba Wawa |
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Monthly fees to groups of physicians for miners' health care evolved into this program in 1939 |
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1 of the 2 current U.S. possessions acquired as a result of the Spanish-American War |
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Its atomic number is 79 & the purest types are said to be 24-karat |
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A short trip somewhere to do something on behalf of somebody else |
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In the 13th century a Japanese monk named Nichiren founded a branch of this religion based on the Lotus Sutra |
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Joe Piscopo was Pokey to his Gumby, dammit! |
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Israel's national emergency medical service, Magen David Adom, is this color shield of David |
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After World War I, Czechoslovakia was established on territory formerly belonging to this empire |
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On October 30, 1954 this sport introduced the use of the 24-second clock |
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This small northern weasel is also known as a stoat |
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England's first archbishop of this city was a Benedictine monk named Augustine in the 7th century |
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Sluggo & Mr. Hand were the arch-nemeses of this falsetto-voiced character |
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From the Old French, it's the heraldic design on the shield seen here |
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1848's Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo ending this war added over 500,000 square miles to the U.S. |
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In an old nursery rhyme four and twenty of these birds are baked into a pie served to a king |
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From the Latin for "pull up by the roots", it means to completely get rid of something, like a disease |
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This monk tested over 28,000 pea plants between 1856 & 1863 |
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Enid Strict is the rarely used name of this Dana Carvey character |
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By law, this state's seal "shall be a shield argent charged with a pine tree with a moose at the foot of it" |
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This empire lost nearly all of its European territories during the Balkan Wars of 1912 & 1913 |
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This political party split during Buchanan's presidency & wasn't elected to the presidency for 24 years |
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This 3-word Gaelic phrase means "Ireland Forever" |
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Cheers to this blind French monk who is credited with pioneering the making of champagne around 1698 |
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This "Weekend Update" anchor seen here is the first female head writer in the show's over-25-year history |
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The shield of these Catholic "knights", founded in 1882, bears a sword & axe |
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Following this "long" conflict that ended in 1453, England had lost all its territory on the continent except Calais |
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You're within this "circle" if you experience 24 continuous hours of sunlight on June 21 |
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Asmara is this African nation's capital |
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