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Fox' "Empire" has been seen as a hip-hop take on this play, with Jamal Lyon as a gender-swapped Cordelia |
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Dr. Mary Neal's account of her own near death experience after drowning is titled "To" this place "and Back" |
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The Arlington memorial to this military service is seen here |
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A crease in facial skin, or an unexpected development |
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Mexico's Museo Francisco Villa honors the bandit turned revolutionary better known by this nickname |
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You might want to shave if, like Richard Nixon, you're prone to this 3-word condition |
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The 1950s sci-fi classic "Forbidden Planet" is based on this play, with Robby the Robot as Ariel |
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In 2018 she published "I've Been Thinking: Reflections, Prayers, and Meditations for a Meaningful Life" |
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Pritzker Prize winner Kenzo Tange planned the reconstruction of this city as well as its Peace Memorial Park |
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I lost by 3 votes? I demand this second tabulation! |
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19th century Australian bandits were called these "rangers", referring to 4-letter wild country |
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If you're on the West Coast & it's an October Monday, you only have to wait 15 minutes for the kickoff of this |
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Heath Ledger's Patrick Verona is the Petruchio of this film adaptation of "The Taming of the Shrew" |
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"Soul Harvest" is book No. 4 in the "Left Behind" series about those on Earth after this event, from Latin for "seizing" |
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In 1971 David Scott went more than 200,000 miles to leave a plaque with 14 names & a sculpture entitled "Fallen" this |
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It's also called a seismic sea wave |
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Old West bandit Black Bart rose to infamy robbing these Wells Fargo conveyances |
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Raise a glass to this timely phrase, originally a U.S. Navy term for a period of entertainment |
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Amanda Bynes pretends to be a boy & plays soccer at Illyria Prep in "She's the Man", loosely based on this comedy |
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This actress' memoir "Troublemaker" is subtitled "Surviving Hollywood and Scientology" |
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1-800-GANGWAY is the phone number for Battleship Memorial Park in this Alabama city |
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The "under"lying message in a novel or a conversation |
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The execution of "Red Light Bandit" Caryl Chessman was put off by 8 of these orders but took place in San Quentin in 1960 |
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The Victorians liked this repast at 5, but the earl of Shaftesbury called it a "stomach-ruining habit" |
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Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are hosers, SCTV's Bob & Doug McKenzie, in this film very, very loosely based on "Hamlet" |
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"Mere Christianity" was a non-fiction testament of faith by this novelist of fantastic children's tales |
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In 2002 Prague unveiled its memorial to the victims of this ideology |
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An evergreen, such as the spruce |
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Alliterative & appropriate nickname of Colton Harris-Moore, who stole planes, boats & cars, but not shoes |
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The scythe of this apt paternal guy marks 4:45 on the Engle clock at the National Watch & Clock Museum, which closes at 5 |
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