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Richard was crowned king of England at this place of worship |
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Completes the title of the 1939 book by Agatha Christie "And Then There Were..." |
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It's considered 1/60 of a teaspoon, so now you can figure out how much one "in a bucket" is |
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The word seltzer comes from the name of the small mineral springs hamlet of Nieder-Selters in this country |
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Japanese dish of battered, deep-fried veggies or seafood |
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In 1982 he played Broadway as Cassio to James Earl Jones' Othello (Frasier Crane would be impressed) |
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One of Richard's foes, Lord Hastings, gained the distinction of being the first person executed at this "Tower" |
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Jamie Oliver is known as this "Chef" |
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Also a verb, writers know it's 500 sheets of paper |
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(Hi, I'm Ashton Kutcher.) It is the hometown of the man who was president of the United States on the last day of the 1970s |
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Oscar Wilde once quipped, "I can resist everything except" this |
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In 1968, in Canada, Christopher Walken got romantic as this member of the Montague family |
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Richard III's death at Bosworth Field is regarded by historians as the end of these dynastic wars |
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In the 1970s Jackson Browne was "Running On" this |
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A billion in America has 9 zeroes; a billion in England has this many |
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The Spaniards turned the small Native American pueblo of Chuk Shon into this Arizona city |
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Total abstinence from alcohol |
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Christopher Plummer is seen here in his searing 2004 performance as this mad monarch |
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The century in which Richard lived all 32 years of his scheming life |
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Perseus had a hat & Harry Potter had a cloak that made them this |
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The measure of brightness of a celestial object; the Sun's apparent one is over -26 |
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To see where Aaron Burr shot Alexander Hamilton, visit this "small" New Jersey town |
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A prevailing or predominant quality of mind |
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Now an assistant DA on television, he's seen here in 1968 playing Prince Hal in "Henry IV, Part II" |
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He's the man who became the first Tudor king following Richard's death |
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Some psychologists believe babies are born with a tabula rasa, meaning this |
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Abbreviated Wb, it's a unit of magnetic flux, not barbeque intensity |
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Appropriately, the final resting place of the author of "Last of the Mohicans" is in this New York hamlet |
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A mechanical pattern used in manufacturing |
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Quick, name this dame who played Mistress Quickly in Kenneth Branagh's film of "Henry V" |
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