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This king, who once had a golden touch, offended Apollo, who then gave him donkey ears |
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She launched her "Who's That Girl" tour at Osaka Stadium in Japan |
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After he resigned in 1974, he was barred from practicing law |
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The UN has a secondary headquarters in this Austrian capital |
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An Eskimo left a hole at the top of his igloo not for Santa to come in but for this to go out |
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In 1845 his last volume of poetry featured this bird "and Other Poems" |
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During the Trojan War, he killed the queen of the Amazons--what a heel |
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The yacht Stars & Stripes won back this trophy for the U.S. by beating Kookaburra III in February |
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This nickname of Jackson's would fit nicely into a wood category |
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King Gustavus I of Sweden founded this city that's now Finland's capital |
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No one knows why this pal of Archie Andrews has an "S" on his sweater --the secret died with the artist |
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In 1830 his foster father, John Allan, helped Poe get an appointment to this military academy |
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Odysseus heard the song of these seductive sea nymphs, but his men's ears were stuffed with wax |
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On Jan. 12 this youngest son of Elizabeth II said he was quitting the Royal Marines |
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He relinquished his rank of 4-star general when he became president in 1869 |
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Inchon is the port of this capital city |
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On Nov. 14, 1990 ladies in this company's sales force began ringing bells in China |
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The last members of this family were Roderick & Madeline & they fall by the story's end |
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This Egyptian mother goddess was often depicted with a hieroglyphic throne over her head |
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On Oct. 23 the Senate rejected Robert Bork's appointment to this body, 58-42 |
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He donated his salary to charity as a congressman & senator & continued to do so as president |
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This capital on the Attic Plain was an ancient city-state |
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It doesn't look like this "Father of Medicine" wrote the oath named for him |
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16-letter word used by Poe to describe the runic rhyme that musically welled from the bells |
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These half-men were "horsing" around at Pirithous' wedding & a terrible battle ensued |
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Former Texas Sen. John Tower headed Reagan's special review board that investigated this scandal |
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After his inauguration March 4,1817, he lived in a house on I Street; the White House was under repair |
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Landmarks in this city include the Pardo & the Prado |
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After her famous ride, she & her husband founded the Benedictine abbey around which Coventry grew |
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In this story the victim's having a vulture-like eye is the reason the narrator must kill him |
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