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THE SUN'S GETTING REAL LOW |
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"Hadji Murad", about a Chechen separatist fighter, appeared after this writer's 1910 death in rural Russia |
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Introduced in 1982, CD stands for this; its "-ROM" version came along later |
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Chop "cap" off a word meaning to overturn in water & you get this magnitude |
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"The sun's getting real low" is the phrase the Avengers use to turn this angry guy back into Bruce Banner |
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The harvest moon rises about the same time as the sun sets in the days around this equinox |
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All 3 of his novels appeared after his 1924 burial in Prague, as editor Max Brod ignored his request to destroy them |
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Before the "Y" came along, CSN stood for this |
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Take the "C-A-P" off a type of chicken & you get this preposition |
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Big Brother addressed his subjects in an ominous 1984 commercial for this tech company |
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In Islam, the Asr this must be done before sunset & the Maghrib, after sunset |
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After death, this horror author still talked about the Necronomicon in his novel "The Case of Charles Dexter Ward" |
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Some activists prefer that "QIA" be added after these 4 letters for more inclusivity |
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Remove "cap" from a synonym for whimsy & you are left with this grain |
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Composer Charles Gounod is known for his opera version of this devilish tale |
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Under this name J.P. Richardson had a hit with "Chantilly Lace" |
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"The evening star" traditionally means this planet when seen as the sun sinks low |
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This African-American author's long-awaited second novel "Juneteenth" appeared in 1999 |
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A doctor whose "MD" is followed by "ABIM" is board-certified in this "IM" & can check you out all over |
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Cut "C-A-P" off a word meaning having the skill to do something & get this shorter word meaning the same thing |
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This abolitionist born a slave got a 200th birthday celebration at his national historic site in Washington, D.C. |
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Adam Sandler & Burl Ives played characters known by this 2-word paternal name in 2 very different films |
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If a camera can detect this radiation just longer than visible light, it can still see the sun after we can't |
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This character gets one last story in "The Blythes Are Quoted", published after Lucy Maud Montgomery died |
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A merger brought the "-CIO", but first there was the AFL, which stood for this |
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Take the "cap" off a shipboard winch & get this male first name |
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He invented seed-planting & cotton-thinning machines as well as his crank-operated machine gun |
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Alliterative nickname of tennis player Tilden; it seems natural for Pres. Taft, but he was "Lub" |
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From the Latin for "to spread", it's the kind of soft light right before sunset that's great for photography |
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