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From 1983 to 1986 she was the permanent guest host of the "Tonight Show" |
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Iran's richest oil deposits lie in the Khuzistan Plain just north of this gulf |
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He's the only U.S. president inaugurated in New York City |
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This co-founder of the Chinese Communist Party worked as a library assistant at Beijing University |
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Heating values of the bituminous type of this range from about 5,600 to 8,000 calories per gram |
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This Norwegian's play "Bygmester Solness", or "The Master Builder", was published in 1892 |
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After watching her on "Good Morning America", you can exercise to her video "Workout America" |
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The island republic of the Comoros lies near Madagascar in this ocean |
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This independent agency, the GSA, manages the U.S. government's equipment & property |
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7 U.S. counties are named for this steamboat pioneer |
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This ore of aluminum was named for Les Baux, a place in southeast France |
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This "Virginia Woolf" playwright's one-act "The Zoo Story" is set on a Central Park bench |
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"The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down" was her only hit to reach the Top 10 |
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At least 1500 islands make up this group in the St. Lawrence River |
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Of the 9 current members of the U.S. Supreme Court, this chief justice has served the longest, 24 years |
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In January 1991, this First Lady broke her leg while sledding at Camp David |
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The name of this hard igneous rock comes from Latin for "grain" |
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Jean-Louis Barrault directed the first production of this playwright's "Rhinoceros" |
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She appeared in "Addams Family Values" & opposite her brother John in "Say Anything" |
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Most of Sri Lanka's shipping comes through this port |
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This U.S. government agency administers the Fair Packaging & Labeling Act, among others |
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This 1st Indian prime minister was born to a Kashmiri family of Brahmans, the most aristocratic caste |
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Amethyst is an example of this mineral, nearly pure silicon dioxide |
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The subject of his play "The Emperor Jones" was suggested to him by Haitian history |
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Laurence Olivier's widow, she was featured in the movies "Enchanted April", "Avalon" & "Dennis the Menace" |
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Vatnajokull Glacier in this country is bigger than all continental Europe's glaciers combined |
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2 of 7 states with only 1 member in the House of Representatives |
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In 1817, with Laurent Clerc, he established what became the American School for the Deaf in Hartford |
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This Pirandello play about a sextet of strange personages premiered in 1921 |
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