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2-LETTER CROSSWORD HELPER |
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Ending in 1504, his fourth voyage to the New World took him to Panama |
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Mary Manley, back in the 1600s, came up with "There's no time like" this |
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Abercrombie & Kent offers these African journeys; founder Geoffrey Kent was born on one in Zambia |
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The Feb. 18, 1929 issue of Time magazine featured the first of 6 covers devoted to this physicist |
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No--yes, no is a classic drama of this country |
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Johann Eck debated this noted Protestant in 1519 & helped get him excommunicated in 1521 |
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A commodity bought or sold with an agreement that delivery will come later |
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His 129-country international travels ended in August 2004 with a trip to Lourdes |
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Although published by this organization for 62 years, American Girl advertised itself as "for all girls" |
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Aa--basaltic lava having a rough surface, from this language that brought us the Lanai |
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Crowned in 1523, Swedish King Gustav I ended the Kalmar Union of Sweden & these 2 countries |
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Alvin Toffler wrote that when man's capacity for change is overwhelmed, he experiences this "shock" |
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The hero of the novel "Up in the Air" is a business traveler obsessed with obtaining 1 million of these |
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She once published The Hatchet, a monthly illustrated magazine devoted to Prohibition |
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Fo--Chinese name for this prince turned religious leader |
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He was so devastated to find out his fifth wife was cheating on him, he had her beheaded |
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Proust's title "A la recherche du temps perdu" ends with this word in the English translation |
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Books by Redmond O'Hanlon include the tale of "A Journey Between the Orinoco and" this river |
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Edwin Meredith, a former Secy. of Agriculture, founded Fruit, Garden and Home, which later was changed to this |
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Ti--a tropical plant in the agave family, or the symbol for this element |
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In the early 1500s, between 2 more famous pictures, he worked on his "Virgin and Child with St. Anne" |
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It's a homophone for a word meaning "thrown" |
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The woman for whom this magazine is named is called "orator, union organizer, and hellraiser" on its masthead |
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Ai--this slow-moving arboreal South American animal; its laziness is debatable |
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