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In 1924 he fasted for 21 days to ease Hindu-Muslim tensions & it worked |
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Head to Einstein Bros. for one of these, maybe onion or poppyseed; shmear options for it include garlic herb |
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After Dec. 14, 1920 Notre Dame could begin winning one for this man |
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In 2013 it led the world in public debt as a percentage of GDP; it must have quite a yen for spending |
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An iron with a large, deep grid is used to make these, introduced to Americans in the 1960s |
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This king's speech ended on Feb. 6, 1952 in Sandringham |
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With a per capita income of more than $100k, this Middle Eastern nation may someday be able to buy a "U" |
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Uninteresting, or lacking flavor |
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Joan the Mad, this woman's daughter, became Queen of Castile in 1504 but in 1509 was imprisoned for the rest of her life |
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A Denver omelet is traditionally filled with ham, onions & these green veggies |
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After this composer met his "Messiah" in 1759, he was buried in Poets' Corner in Westminster Abbey |
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It raked in the renminbi with 2013 exports of more than $2.2 trillion |
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"Childish" 2-word term for a scaled-down Steinway |
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At adultswim.com visit this title medical facility that employed a clown doctor & was definitely in Brazil |
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In the 1950s the Mau Mau movement among the Kikuyu people battled Colonial rule in this East African country |
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You can use almost any kind of bread for this breakfast dish that the Brits call "Poor Knights of Windsor" |
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It was through the hourglass & bye, this writer, on June 8, 1876 |
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With an annual cash surplus of nearly 30%, it's bounced back nicely from a 1990 invasion |
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After fan pressure in 2015, Netflix made this superhero show accessible to the blind |
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This Welsh buccaneer routed the Spanish in Panama City in 1671 & later served as deputy governor of Jamaica |
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In 1985 IHOP introduced the breakfast with this trademarked rhyming name |
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On April 20, 1812 this sitting vice president was no longer sitting anywhere |
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Tajikistan gets about half its GDP from these, sums of money sent home by workers who've left the country |
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To send someone back to jail |
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