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INTERNATIONAL SWIMMING HALL OF FAMERS |
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This title character of a Coleridge poem must wander the world recounting the tale of his days at sea |
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To mark a product incorrectly |
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This "seasonal" palace has been called "St. Petersburg's most famous building" |
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Inducted in 1977, this American who'd been laden with gold at Munich 5 years earlier |
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In 2001 General Mills bought this other Minneapolis-based baking giant for $10.5 billion; that's a lot of dough, boy |
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In Acts 9 Paul gets a call from the Lord near this Syrian city |
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Keats was inspired to write an ode to this bird by the song of one that nested in Charles Brown's garden |
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William Blackstone called it "the great and efficacious writ, in all manner of illegal confinement" |
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Lhasa's Potala Palace would be a nice place for this religious leader, who fled in 1959, to come home to, if he ever can |
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This oceanographer & inventor, 1910-1997 |
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Minneapolis is the home town of this pop icon; his Paisley Park Studios are about a half hour away |
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Paul & Barnabas preached to big crowds in Antioch, where Acts 11 says the Disciples were first called these |
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After part of "Childe Harold's Pilgrimage" was published, this lord "awoke one morning and found myself famous" |
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A young pine or fir stem tossed in Highland Games |
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Istana Nurul Iman, the palace of the sultan of this country, features an air conditioned stable & a mosque for 1,500 people |
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1993: This 4-time Olympic gold medalist who did much of his swimming following a dive |
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Foshay Tower was Minneapolis' tallest when opened in this year; Mr. Foshay's business promptly collapsed, but the tower stands |
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Paul's New Testament letters include 2 to these Greeks who gave their name to an order of classical architecture |
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His first major work was "The Lay of the Last Minstrel", a poem set on & north of England's northern border |
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This word for the science of baseball analytics comes from the name of a research society |
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Ponder the tragic life of Crown Prince Rudolf in his lavish suite in this capital's Schonbrunn Palace |
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This prince shown as a young man, later chairman of the Monegasque Swimming Federation |
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Drive your toy truck to this 12-mile-long lake in the western suburbs |
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The lord calls Paul a "chosen vessel... to bear my name before" these non-Jews |
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The play in verse about this Greek god "Unbound" is often regarded as Shelley's greatest work |
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Early scientific instrument used to measure the altitude of celestial objects |
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Overlooking Granada, Spain, it has a name from Arabic for "Red", probably from the bricks of the outer walls |
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This U.S. champ who helped bring the swimming movie to Hollywood with films like "Bathing Beauty" |
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Before the Twins, fans rooted for this minor league team named for the many locals who worked grinding flour |
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Paul was born Saul in this Asia minor city around 4 B.C. |
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