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Juliet cries out, "O serpent heart, hid with a flowering face!" when she learns this man has killed Tybalt |
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"Swing low, sweet" this vehicle "coming for to carry me home" |
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At the arrival of Europeans in 1788, about 300,000 of these natives lived in Australia |
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This largest South American country is the world's largest producer of oranges |
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In 1876 former slaves honored this president with the Emancipation Statue in Washington, D.C. |
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This 1969 film about a Volkswagen named Herbie was one of Disney's most successful films |
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The ghost tells him, "I am thy father's spirit, doomed for a certain term to walk the night..." |
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In the 1890s this vehicle was improved by adding movable steel runners, allowing steering |
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In a population of about 5 million, about 329,000 Australians volunteered to serve in this war |
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The 2 main types of this fruit are Tahiti & key |
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This longtime L.A. mayor was the recipient of the 1984 Spingarn Medal |
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Ali MacGraw played Jenny Cavilleri in this 1970 tearjerker |
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In 1994 director Peter Sellars set this play in Venice, California instead of Venice, Italy |
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This European city has the world's most extensive subway system |
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This $148 million structure opened in October 1973 after 14 troubled years of construction |
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Gravenstein is a tart, red-striped variety of this fruit |
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Abbreviated UNCF, it was founded in 1944 to coordinate fund-raising by private educational institutes |
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"The Reno Brothers" was the original title for this first Elvis Presley movie |
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The man who says, "My heart is in the coffin there with Caesar, and I must pause till it come back to me" |
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To help begin a bridge in 1847, teen Homan Walsh flew a string across the Niagara River on one of these |
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The capital was transferred to this city in 1927, 14 years after construction began there |
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This citrus fruit is also known as a mandarin orange |
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His ragtime opera "Treemonisha" didn't have its first full performance until 1972 |
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Tony Richardson directed this spoof of the funeral industry based on an Evelyn Waugh novel |
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Acts I & II of Henry V are set mostly in England; the rest of the play unfolds in this country |
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Oars are sometimes used to propel these wooden sailing vessels of China with high poops |
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The first British settlement on this island occurred in 1803 on the Derwent River |
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In the Middle East, this fruit of Phoenix dactylifera is used to make arrack, an alcoholic drink |
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In 1991 this former Congresswoman was appointed special counsel on ethics by the gov. of Texas |
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This film based on a Jacqueline Susann novel is set at a television network |
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