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BIOGRAPHIES OF NON-PEOPLE |
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FEMALE SINGERS MONONYMOUS |
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March 1, 2018: President Trump announces plans to enact a 25% one of these on imported steel |
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The biography about "Lady" her tells of coppersmiths, plasterers & her unveiling in 1886 |
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In 1993 she was on "Star Search" in a group with Kelly Rowland called Girl's Tyme but lost to Skeleton Crew |
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Now a private carrier, until 2015 Aer Lingus was the national airline of this country |
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Christian denomination predominant in Athens |
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In our digital age, the graphic seen here represents this |
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May 2, 1942: A labor convention in Cleveland creates this union |
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"Lonesome George" tells the story of a loooong-lived one of these on the Galapagos isle of Pinta |
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"Pure Heroine" & "Melodrama" are albums by this New Zealander who became famous in her teens |
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The mountain Doyle's Delight in this Central Amer. country, once a British possession, was named for Arthur Conan Doyle |
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"Precious metal" term for a song that was a hit decades ago |
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Level up on titles like "Spider-Man" on this platform |
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March 3, 1901: J.P. Morgan announces his purchase of this man's steel company |
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A kids' book about this Giza figure is subtitled "The Pharaoh's Eternal Guardian" |
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This Brit: "I've never wanted to look like models...I represent the majority of women & I'm very proud of that" |
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In 1899 Jean Sibelius composed this piece, a symbol of his country's nationalism |
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A legal action by a court restricting comment by the participants in a lawsuit |
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The National Parks Service graphic seen here informs visitors that access for this activity is up ahead |
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March 17, 1999: This German family business known for steel & big guns merges with rival company Thyssen |
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Susan Orlean's book about him tells how he became a '20s film star, though his dark coat was difficult to light |
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She topped the singles charts in 1971 & '99 & we believe she's not done yet |
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At about 10,700 feet, this "Land of the Thunder Dragon" has the highest average elevation of any nation on Earth |
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There's shiny lip color in this idiom meaning to minimize problems or unpleasant events |
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This European maker of speedy autos was founded by a former racecar driver |
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January 19, 1813: This Englishman who'll go on to revolutionize steel production is born |
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"Biography of a Germ" focuses on the bacterium that causes this tick-borne disease identified in the 1970s |
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Martin Luther King Jr. called this singer & activist "The Queen of American Folk Music" |
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From the 19th century until they united in 1971, members of this national federation were known as the Trucial states |
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When a satellite is "in" one of these, it appears to be in a fixed position with respect to the Earth below |
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A golden age of poster art was in 1890s France, the era called this, French for "beautiful age" |
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