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Germane to your answer is this German, credited with making good use of his organ in the work heard here |
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"This is rock and roll! Time to rock it from the Delta to the DMZ!" |
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An airport in Queens is named for this son of an Italian bandmaster in the U.S. Army |
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This country is about 2,700 miles long & averages 110 miles wide |
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In 1839 Kirkpatrick Macmillan added pedals to a draisienne, producing the first one of these |
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To a cop, B&E is short for this |
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3-word title of the celebratory composition heard here |
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"My first day as a woman and I am already having hot flashes" |
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In 1932 Chou En-Lai succeeded this man as political commissar of the Red Army |
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This country of about 20,000 sq. miles is among the most stable economically & politically in Central America |
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The panorama at Mammoth Mountain is this type of transport for skiers, not Venetian singers |
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To a doctor, LOC is loss of this |
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You're "rite" on the money if you know the controversial music heard here is by this composer |
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"Carpe, carpe diem, seize the day boys, make your lives extraordinary" |
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In 2003 the son of this Libyan strongman joined the Italian soccer club Perugia |
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This country is about 3,000 miles long N. to S. but 3/4 of its people live within 200 miles of its southern border |
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In the '30s the U.S. Navy had battleships named for states & these for cities: Macon, L.A. & of course Akron |
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Taken from one of his sonatas, the "Turkish" music heard here is by this composer |
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"You treat a disease, you win, you lose. You treat a person, I'll guarantee you'll win" |
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William Styron called "The Confessions of" this slave revolt leader "a meditation on history" |
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This country that's 750 miles long & averages 60 miles wide is the largest island in the Antilles Archipelago |
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In 1919 a $25,000 prize was offered to the first pilot who could fly nonstop between these 2 cities |
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On a pencil, BBB means triple this |
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Yee-haw! It's the Copland ballet heard here |
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"What am I? A barnacle on the dinghy of life?" |
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The organization of these theater-building brothers, Lee, Sam & Jacob, came to dominate the U.S. stage |
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An African country of over 120,000 square miles gets this French name from the product of its early trade |
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On September 8, 1974 he parachuted to the bottom of the Snake River Canyon; that was plan B |
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