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He & his wife Isabel were elected president & vice president of Argentina in 1973 |
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Oddly, one of this largest land mammal's closest relatives is the small, rabbitlike hyrax |
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In the 50s B.C. Julius Caesar conquered the last part of this region that now covers all of France |
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In the names of famous Chiefs this color preceded Cloud, Eagle, Jacket & Wing |
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This U.S. city's "cream pie" is actually a custard-filled cake |
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This author thought about calling his famous 1865 book "Alice Among the Goblins" |
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The slow-witted Ivan V reigned as co-czar with this "Great" man 1682-1696 |
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The aardwolf is a member of this animal family, & that's no "laughing" matter |
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This city near the Hellespont was known as Ilion when it faded into obscurity in the 4th century A.D. |
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Two Moon, who was at the Battle of Little Bighorn, was a model for the design on this U.S. coin |
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The name of this frozen dessert can be traced back to sharbah, Arabic for "a drink" |
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Andre Malraux' revolutionary activities in this Asian country inspired "Man's Fate", set there |
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Ramon Mercader, who killed Leon Trotsky in this country in 1940, served 20 years in jail there |
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In North America, reindeer are more commonly called this |
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This city on the Euphrates had at least 8 fortified gates, including Urash & Ishtar |
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Short Bull, who taught this dance at the Rosebud Reservation, later joined Cody's Wild West show |
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A buche de noel is a French Christmas cake that is decorated to look like one of these |
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He gave up writing novels after "Jude the Obscure" but published many, many poems |
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The deposed Shah of Iran died on July 27, 1980 in exile in this North African country |
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Of the 4 living species of sea cows, 3 are manatees & the other is this |
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This largest Cretan city of the Bronze Age was the home of the legendary King Minos |
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He may have personally welcomed William Penn to America & a New York "Hall" was named for him |
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This dessert is ice cream set upon sponge cake, covered with meringue & browned in the oven |
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This Swedish playwright began attending the University of Uppsala in 1867 but never graduated |
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This eastern German city was destroyed by fire in 1491 & 1685 & by Allied bombers in 1945 |
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During its brown summer phase, this weasel is called a stoat |
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This city named for Alexander the Great's father was the first European city visited by St. Paul |
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Carlos Castaneda covered the culture & wisdom of this tribe in "The Teachings of Don Juan" |
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A linzertorte contains this kind of jam |
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"Joseph and His Brothers" is a tetralogy of novels by this German who also wrote "Death in Venice" |
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