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It took him 10 years to come out with "Don Quixote Part II" |
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Nepal's most prominent institution of higher learning is Tribhuvan University, found in this capital |
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A traditional Scotsman wears a purse called a sporran at the front of this garment |
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This pass lets you travel by train for one price through 17 European countries |
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The last of the 13 colonies to be founded, its "Mother City", Savannah, was settled in 1733 |
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It's the subject in an experiment, whether or not he's this South American rodent |
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"Barrabas came to us by sea" is how this female author began "The House of the Spirits" |
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The first of the "Noble Truths" of this man born in Nepal is that existence is suffering |
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Don't be afraid to wear this long, fluffy scarf; it's probably made of feathers, not reptiles |
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To visit some countries, it's recommended you be vaccinated for the "A" variety of this liver disease |
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In the 1690s pirate captain Kidd was a big macher in this NYC church named for Father, Son & Holy Spirit |
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To pretend to be dead or unaware of something is to "play" this animal, seen here |
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Pablo Neruda's website is on the server of the university of this country of his birth |
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Nepal, Pakistan & India all use this as their basic monetary unit |
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This fur of a weasel that turns white in winter has been seen on royal raiment for centuries |
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The IYHF lists hundreds of these places of lodging that travelers to Europe use to save money |
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Margaret Brent, America's first woman barrister, was executor of the will of this colony's governor Leonard Calvert |
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They're the 2 mammals used to describe a declining or rising stock market |
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This "Blood Wedding" poet & playwright was executed in Spain in 1936 |
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The world's only national flag that is not a rectangle, Nepal's flag depicts these 2 heavenly bodies |
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Sometimes it's a narrow, close-fitting dress & sometimes it's a holder for a sword |
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Keep track of how much your dollar is worth by checking this "rate" at which currency is converted |
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In 1612 John Rolfe introduced a new type of Trinidad tobacco to this settlement |
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Northerners who symphatized with the South during the Civil War were referred to as these poisonous snakes |
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In 1990 he became the first Mexican poet to win the Nobel Prize for Literature, not the eighth for Peace |
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The majority of Nepal's people practice this official state religion |
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Attention, -Wan Kenobi: heko & kaku are types of this sash worn with a kimono |
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If you bring along electrical devices, bear in mind that much of the U.S. uses 110 volts but Europe uses this many |
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Although it was a separate colony, New Hampshire shared a governor with this colony from 1669 to 1741 |
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This term for a cheap, dirty hotel sounds like a pouch for a parasitic insect |
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