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1942's "I Married an Angel" was his last film with Jeannette MacDonald |
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New ones invented in the 9th century included Hiragana & Cyrillic |
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In 1974 he exhibited portraits of his dying father, Jacob Israel Avedon |
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The last Italian pope, he reigned just before the current one |
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It's bordered by the southeast coast of the U.S. from Florida to Texas |
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Like his book "Roots", his book "Queen" inspired a TV miniseries |
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Sherrill Milnes' first major role was Masetto in this composer's "Don Giovanni" |
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Pope Leo IV built the Leonine Wall to protect this Roman basilica from Muslim invaders |
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Louis & Auguste Bisson made the first photos from the summit of this highest Alpine peak |
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Before coming to America, Arturo Toscanini was principal conductor at this Milan opera house |
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Sri Lanka is bounded on the west by the Gulf of Mannar & on the east by this bay |
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This "Exodus" author continued his "Trinity" saga in a 1995 sequel, "Redemption" |
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Dietrich Fisher-Dieskau specialized in singing cycles of this man's lieder, like "Die Winterreise" |
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In 859 Al-Qarawiyin University was founded at Fez in this north African country |
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Joseph Niepce began photographic research with this more famous Frenchman in 1829 |
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Born in Montona, Italy in 1940, he won his only Indy 500 in 1969 |
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The tides of this bay between New Brunswick & Nova Scotia rise as high as 70 feet |
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He switched locales from Madison County to Mexico for his 1995 novel "Puerto Vallarta Squeeze" |
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Hakan Hagegard portrayed Papageno in this Swedish director's film of "The Magic Flute" |
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In the 890s Arpad led this group across the Carpathians into Hungary |
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This photojournalist worked with future husband Erskine Caldwell on "You Have Seen Their Faces" |
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She won an Oscar in 1962 & received an honorary one in 1991 |
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The French islands of Belle-Ile & Oleron are in this bay |
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This 1983 Stephen King novel focused on a Plymouth Fury with a mind of its own |
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This celebrated actor & bass-baritone was born in Princeton, N.J. in 1898, the son of a former slave |
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In 886 this English king retook London from the Danes |
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His studies of a horse's gallop were interrupted by his trial for the murder of his wife's lover |
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In 1980 he designed the uniforms for the Italian Air Force |
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This longest river of Poland empties into the Gulf of Gdansk |
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Using his initials in reverse, this horror novelist wrote "Chase" under the name K.R. Dwyer |
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