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This country's Fujiwara family gained control of the imperial court |
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This famous lexicographer was one of the founders of Amherst College |
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In September 1994 the animated adventures of this film St. Bernard debuted on CBS |
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Styles of these include swing, cabriole & spiral; take them away & a stool wouldn't have one to stand on |
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In 1917 all citizens of this island became naturalized citizens of the U.S. |
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His book "Hawaii" traces the islands' development from their geological creation until the 1950s |
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In 801 Louis, son of this Frankish king conquered Barcelona |
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Aberystwyth is home to the oldest college of this country's university |
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Kevin Meaney was "relatively" successful at portraying this John Candy title character |
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This synonym for sofa comes from a French verb "to put to bed" |
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The Federal Highway Administration is a division of this cabinet department |
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He's known for kids' books like "The 13 clocks" as well as "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" |
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This country's Harold I consolidated his rule with a victory at Hafrs Fjord in 872 |
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Abe Fortas graduated first in his class in this school at Yale & was immediately made a teacher there |
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Barbara Eden starred in the film & TV versions of this Jeannie C. Riley hit song |
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Simply, it's an open-topped box that's pulled out from a piece of furniture |
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The National Park Service is a division of this cabinet department |
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At school in Scotland, this author of "Peter Pan" joined a make-believe pirate crew of boys |
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Around 895 this group led by Arpad moved into the Hungarian plain |
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This university named for a president is located 4 blocks from the White House |
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Submarine series from films are "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" & this one about a pink sub |
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Furniture from the Federal period was mainly made from this reddish-brown wood |
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Before a bill is considered by the president, the vice president & this person must sign it |
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After 1948 this black American author of "Go Tell It on the Mountain" lived mostly in France |
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St. Methodius & this saint developed an alphabet to translate the Bible into Slavic languages |
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Samuel Beckett earned his B.A. in romance language at this Irish college |
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1 of 3 series based on Roddy McDowall movies; they all involved animals |
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The spoon-back chair became popular in a British style named for this 18th c. queen |
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On Aug. 3, 1987 this man replaced Paul Volcker as chairman of the Federal Reserve |
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The works of this "Mildred Pierce" author are said to have influenced Camus' "The Stranger" |
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