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In 1942, FDR said this seaway project would be delayed until after the war |
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If you're burning LPG, you're burning this |
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From Greek "kirrhos" meaning orange & "osis", disease, it's a disease that turns the liver orange |
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In 1987, this mad Russian monk became the unlikely subject of an Australian rock musical |
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After his "Catch-22", "Something Happened", "Good as Gold", "God Knows" |
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While the Dow-Jones Industrial Average is based on 30 stocks, this company's index is based on 500 |
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The Manchu gov't was actually behind this "Rebellion" aimed at forcing foreigners out of China |
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Natural gas consists mainly of this, CH4 |
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In addition to making female hormones, they also, between them, produce an egg each month |
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Shelley Winters starred on Broadway as Ado Annie the girl who "Cain't Say No", in this show |
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Adventuresome as his novels, he spent freely sailing the South Seas & building his home, "Wolf House" |
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Of all Johnny Rivers' Billboard Top 10 hits, it's the 1st he wrote himself & the 1st to make No. 1:
"How can you tell me how much you miss me / When the last time I saw you, you wouldn't even kiss me..." |
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In 1914, this European country controlled almost all of West Africa |
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This Ala. city has 2 separate water supply systems, 1 for residential & 1 for industrial use |
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In an operating room, the pump oxygenator takes over for these two different organs |
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In "I Can Get It for You Wholesale", Elliott Gould played Harry Bogen & she played Miss Marmelstein |
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His works have been categorized as naturalistic tragedies, whimsical Monterey idylls, & pastorals |
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Despite the famous Zola letter, he was still found guilty of treason at his retrial |
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While Consolidated Edison serves New York, Commonwealth Edison serves this Midwest city |
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The Medical Dictionary & Health Manual calls it "a vestige of man's primitive past" & of no use |
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In 1988, he played the role of Pap for the Nashville opening of his own musical "Big River" |
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Pamphlet in which Thomas Paine called George III "The Royal Brute of Britain" |
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Among the assassins who killed this Zulu leader in 1828 was his half brother & successor, Dingane |
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7 of the scientists who have worked in the labs of this utility company have been Nobel laureates |
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The name of this part of the brain is from New Latin for "prolonged marrow" |
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This Cole Porter show, the 1st Tony-winning "Best Musical", was filmed in 3D in 1953 |
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"Bible Belt" was 1 of the famous phrases created by this man known for his study of the Amer. language |
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