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This Titan who held up the heavens was the father of the Pleiades |
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The Museum of Westward Expansion is located under the Gateway Arch in this city |
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From 618 to 907 China was ruled by this dynasty whose name sounds like a breakfast drink |
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Tom Sawyer takes the blame when this girl, his sweetheart, tears the schoolmaster's book |
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The sun completes one revolution around the center of this galaxy every 225 million years |
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In 1987 she visited China for the first time & interviewed several of her relatives for a special report |
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As the god of this type of weather, Jupiter had the epithet Pluvius |
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The B&O Museum in this city has many examples of full-sized railroad equipment |
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In 813 he personally crowned his son Louis as Holy Roman Emperor |
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In "Wuthering Heights", Catherine Earnshaw spurns this man & marries Edgar Linton instead |
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The photosphere, the sun's visible surface, measures about 5800 degrees on this "absolute" temperature scale |
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On Dec. 13, 1989 this newswoman gave birth to her first child, Katherine Eunice Schwarzenegger |
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The winged horse Pegasus arose from the blood of this Gorgon when Perseus cut off her head |
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This Alaskan oil city's museum has a display of the effects of the big oil spill of March 1989 |
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In 995 Olaf Tryggvesson became the first Christian king of this country |
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This Melville title character's last words are "God Bless Captain Vere!" |
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More than 95% of the sun's mass consists of these 2 elements |
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Steve Kmetko is letter perfect as the host of this show biz-oriented cable network's "News Daily" |
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Athena promised him wisdom & victory in all battles if he judged her the fairest goddess |
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This 38th president's museum displays a selection of bicentennial items |
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In 1094 this Spanish warrior captured Valencia from the Moors |
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When Count Vronsky's love for her seems to fade, she throws herself under a train |
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This outermost layer of the sun produces the solar wind |
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Now the "Today" show's co-anchor, she once produced the CNN news & information show "Take Two" |
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Though her name was Greek for "strangler", this riddler usually ate her victims or threw them from her rock |
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The Fogg, Busch-Reisinger & Arthur M. Sackler Art Museums belong to this New England university |
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These societies for craftsmen & merchants originated in western Europe in the 11th century |
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Joan Durbeyfield is the mother of this Thomas Hardy title character |
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After becoming a red giant, the sun will probably shrink to the size of the Earth as one of these |
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He won a Pulitzer Prize for reporting on the Vietnam War before he covered the Gulf War for CNN |
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