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No one is sure where Ophir was located, but it was famous in ancient times for this precious metal |
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Like Adolfo, Luis Estevez was born in this island country better known for cigars than fashion |
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Title character whose parents were the former Elizabeth Mollineaux & Walter Shandy |
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On May 26, 1978 Resorts International Casino opened its door for the 1st time in this city |
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The guitar & mandolin are members of this ancient family of stringed instruments |
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He downed 5 Japanese planes on February 20, 1942 & Chicago named an airport after him |
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The ancient astronomer Anaximander concluded that this planet was the center of the universe |
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Hugo's last name, or an office's head honcho |
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His novel "You Can't Go Home Again" was published after his death |
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It was founded in 1666; the international airport came later |
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This symbol is placed next to a note to extend it by half its original length |
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Over 1500 kamikaze flyers lost their lives trying to defend this largest of the Ryukyu Islands |
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We don't know if this Babylonian had a "code" name for his chief rival, Rim-Sin of Larsa |
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Verri, Venturi & Versace are all based in this city which rivals Paris as a fashion center |
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This prime minister may have based the title character in his novel "Vivian Grey" on himself |
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The old barracks in this city were home to British troops during the Revolution |
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According to the title, it's where Dvorak's Symphony No. 9 is "From" |
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It was the alias of Nguyen Tat Thanh, who led & organized the Viet Minh |
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The Bible calls these ancient seagoers "Sidonians"; Sidon was one of their cities |
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Salvatore Ferragamo was most famous for designing these, not dresses |
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"Tanglewood Tales" was his 1853 sequel to "A Wonder Book for Girls and Boys" |
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The last leaves of grass Walt Whitman saw were in this town known for its soup |
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An 1858 Jacques Offenbach number, or a 1953 Cole Porter musical |
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This former SS officer died in France in September 1991 |
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Egyptian women favored this dark eye make-up made from soot, antimony or Galena, a form of lead ore |
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Born Donna Faske, she uses this name professionally |
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He's a lifelong resident of Albany, New York & "Ironweed" was the 3rd novel in his Albany Cycle |
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This "Cape" is famous for its Victorian houses & lighthouse |
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This city's 1st school centered around Beethoven, Haydn & Mozart, the 2nd around Berg, Webern & Schoenberg |
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Under Eisenhower, this British commander led the ground forces at Normandy |
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