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Sergei Korolev was chief designer of this country's space program during the 1950s & 1960s |
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c. 1438 Pachacuti's defeat of the Chanca confederacy established this South American empire |
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"Ia Orana Maria", one of his most famous Tahitian paintings, is in the Metropolitan Museum of Art |
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This assistant to Sherlock Holmes served as an assistant surgeon in Afghanistan with the British army |
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Among the forts that are monuments, this Maryland one is also a historic shrine |
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His partners were Lorenz Hart & Oscar Hammerstein II |
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Thomas Midgley developed the antiknock type of this fuel |
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In 1945 & 1946 the major WWII war crimes trials were held in this German city |
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He painted a "Nude Combing Her Hair" in 1906, during his Rose Period |
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This one-legged cook of the Hispaniola has a parrot named Cap'n Flint |
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Established in Arizona in 1907, this monument has cliff dwellings but no Lone Ranger |
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This pair's output includes "Here, There and Everywhere" & "Norwegian Wood" |
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John Ericsson, who designed the ironclad Monitor, was born in Langbanshyttan in this Scandinavian country |
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In 1974 this Argentinian became the first woman chief of state in the Western Hemisphere |
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A painting by this telegraph inventor was sold in 1982 for $3.25 million, then a record for a U.S. work of art |
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During his travels, he meets the Struldbruggs, a race of immortals on the island of Luggnagg |
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The Aztec ruins in this state were made a national monument in 1923 |
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"Do You Know the Way to San Jose?" We hope this pair does -- they wrote it |
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Charles Steinmetz joined this Schenectady, N.Y. company in 1893 & later became its consulting engineer |
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During the 1913 Balkan War, a triumvirate led by Enver Pasha gained control of this empire |
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The current U.S. tour of treasures from this designer's workshops includes the object seen here: |
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Emma Rouault & her predecessor Heloise Dubuc were this Gustave Flaubert title character |
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The 2 Georges whose birthplaces are national monuments: their names are similar |
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Washington Roebling was made chief engineer of this N.Y. bridge after his father John's death |
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When this island nation obtained its independence August 16, 1960, Archbishop Makarios III was its leader |
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Jane Avril commissioned him to create a poster advertising her 1893 debut at the Jardin de Paris |
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Proclaimed a monument in 1908, a virgin stand of redwoods in California is named for this naturalist |
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