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AFRICAN-AMERICAN LITERATURE |
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Rivers that flow into this inlet in Washington state include the Puyallup & Skagit |
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Abigail Breslin made her Broadway debut in this drama in which she stars as Helen Keller |
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At the 2010 Olympics, this Pittsburgh Penguin & Nova Scotia native scored the gold medal-winning goal for Canada |
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As war minister & prime minister of Japan, he ordered the attack on Pearl Harbor |
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He wrote the acclaimed "Roots", a 7-generation family chronicle |
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Florida NBA team that's central to a lofty Thomas Mann work about a soft drink |
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One of Hawaii's longest rivers, the Kaukonahua flows into the Pacific near Waialua on this island |
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"Rock Of Ages", set in the '80s is where big this meets big dreams |
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As of 2010 he was Canada's prime minister; he's our next-door neighbor, you should know him |
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Forced into exile by an Italian invasion in 1936, this emperor returned to his homeland in January 1941 |
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He created the reluctant private eye Ezekiel Rawlins, nicknamed "Easy" |
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John Milton epic about Gertrude Stein's Parisian expatriate Yanks who were born starting in 1965 |
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Buffalo Bill Reservoir near Cody in this state was formed by the damming of the Shoshone River |
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Working-class characters seek redemption in this rock opera based on a Green Day album |
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Not a cartoonist, he lost the P.M. job on May 22, 1979 but had it back by March 3, 1980 |
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Affer Germany invaded the Netherlands, this queen, her family & cabinet fled to London |
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His 1940 novel "Native Son" was adopted by the Book of the Month Club |
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Poker hand of 3 aces & 2 kings with a British royal family name adopted in 1917 that's a great way to tie a tie |
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At 618 feet, Seneca Lake is the deepest of this group of long & narrow lakes in Western New York |
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She was cast as Morticia for the 2010 Broadway musical of "The Addams Family" |
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In 1985 Margaret Atwood published this "Tale" of women stripped of all rights in a post-U.S. country |
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Though he kept this country neutral, Antonio Salazar did allow the Allies to establish bases in the Azores |
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This 1953 novel by James Baldwin is based on his own experiences as a teenaged preacher |
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Possible 51st state that's part of a set of anti-crime laws & a penitential Catholic prayer |
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Running from New Mexico's northern border to its southern border, this river splits the state in 2 |
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"Red" stars Alfred Molina as this abstract expressionist who painted rectangles of color, a suicide in 1970 |
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We don't have "Thirty Two Short Films About" this Canadian pianist who learned to play at age 3, just 1 short clue |
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In 1940, at age 84, he became premier of France; after the war he was tried for treason & sent to prison for life |
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His "Souls of Black Folk" expressly attacked Booker T. Washington, the most powerful black American of that time |
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"Don't Cry Out Loud" singer & Beckham's 1992-2003 team remind us that "a mind is a terrible thing to waste" |
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