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| Though Rhea was his mother, in one tradition this god was brought up by Capheira, the daughter of Oceanus | |
| Of the nations with adjectives in their common names, only this Western Hemisphere one bears the name of a religious order | |
| This miracle that happens in all 4 gospels, including Mark 6 & Luke 9, has elements that symbolically represent Jesus | |
| The custom of hijab, Arabic for 'veiling', can include this garment, mentioned by Kipling | |
| With 301 miles, it has the most coastline of current states that were part of the 13 original colonies | |
| Founded in 1795, this city that hosts a popular annual sporting event has 'sport' in its name | |
| On the run following the siege of Oxford, he surrendered May 5, 1646 near Newark on Trent | |
| The last time the U. of Michigan retired a football number was in 1994, in honor of this center who graduated in 1935 | |
| A judge's directed verdict of guilty for her action in Rochester in 1872 was written before her trial began | |
| Lt. Col. A.P. Clark played a key role in the elaborate breakout from Stalag Luft III that inspired this 1963 movie | |
| Faulkner said this writer 'has no courage' & 'has never used a word where the reader (may need) a dictionary' | |
| On September 2, 1945 New Zealand Air Marshal Leonard Isitt put the final signature on the document that ended this | |
| Traditionally said to be fgounded in 421, this city was later built up on islands in a lagoon by refugees from invading Lombards | |
| After Alaska, it's the largest state in area without a Major League Baseball team | |
| Some of its text says, 'The decree should be writen on a stela of hard stone, in sacred writing, document writing & Greek writing' | |
| At the time of the Apollo 11 moon landing, his widow said, 'that was his dream, sending a rocket to the moon' | |
| The car company that sponsored the radio show for which his father worked inspired the middle name of this filmmaker | |
| His first name means 'happy', but 3 of his 5 symphonies are in gloomy minor keys | |
| At its premiere in NYC in 1924 this composition was part of a concert billed as 'an experiment in modern music' | |
| Shortly after he received the 1990 Nobel Peace Prize, his country ceased to exist | |
| Alphabetically first among the 150 most populous U.S. cities, it has become the 'polymer capital of the world' | |
| The mirror motif in this 1871 sequel includes 2 characters who are enantiomorphs, or mirror-image twins | |
| An education center at his historic home includes galleries called 'First in War' & 'A Leader's Smile | |
| Time magazine first mentioned him in 1939, when his father sent him on a diplomatic errand from London to Glasgow | |
| The longest period in American history with no changes to the Constitution was from 1804 to this year | |
| Pronounced one way, this 7-letter word can mean unjustified; pronounced another, it's someone sickly | |
| In 2007 Robstown, near Corpus Christi, was recognized as the birthplace of this game, now played online too | |
| Although capital of its country, it is not the capital of the province in which it's located, nor is it the seat of government | |
| The Pink Pony Fund, for breast cancer care & prevention, is a philanthropic initiative of this fashion company | |
| When Sweden's Gota Canal was completed in the 1820s, these 2 seas became directly linked | |
| The latest 'Bartlett's' lists quotes chronologically; the first quotes come from this country | |
| He wrote, 'The hellish tattoo of the heart increased. It grew quicker & quicker, & louder & louder every instant' | |
| From 1792 to 1886 this person, not the Speaker of the House, followed the vice president in the line of succession | |
| He died in 1995, the day before the opening of a Glasgow veterinary library named for him | |
| This president was the first to put solar panels on the White House | |
| The smallest Ancient Wonder, it was the only one ever moved, having been transported to Constantinople around 391 A.D. | |
| In the beginning this 2005 novel was simply titled 'Forks' | |
| 'The spirit who bideth by himself / in the land of mist and snow / he loved the bird that loved the man / who shot him with his bow' | |
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| Between April 1909 & March 1910, he killed 296 animals, including 9 lions & 8 elephants | |
| With a combined age of just 90 years, this president & vice president were the youngest team ever inaugurated | |
| This last name of the speech therapist in the 2010 Oscar winner for best picture is also a suffix meaning 'speech' | |
| 64 paintings from the Met's founding purchase are still in its collection; over 1/3 of them are from this current European nation | |
| Pulitzer Prize winner Robert Frost remarked that this is what gets 'lost in translation' | |
| A James Dean memorial can be found adjacent to this structure, located at one of the high spots in Los Angeles | |
| Of the 50 on the list, only one never appears on screen: man, from this 1942 animated feature | |
| 'L'Unifolié' is one of the names popularly given to the new flag unveiled in 1965 by this country | |
| The railroad founded in 1859 by a Kansas state charter reached this state capital on February 16, 1880 | |
| After the death in combat of the previous king, he became the last one to win the crown while on the battlefield | |
| With about 340,000 people today, it's the most populous French city that came under Italian occupation in World War II | |
| The first words he ever spoke to his assistant were 'How are you?... You have been in Afghanistan, I perceive' | |
| She described her work as 'Human nature in the Midland Countries' & involving 'three or four families in a country village' | |
| They're the only father & son to receive the AFI's Life Achievement Award-- dad in 1991, son in 2009(FULL NAMES ARE REQUIRED) | |
| The last time the Democratic & Republican nominees had once been governor of the same state, this was the state | |
| She's tied with Mariah Carey for most no. 1 hits by a female with 18: 12 as a member of a group & 6 as a solo act | |
| A 1984 country hit, 'All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight' is the basis for its theme song | |
| At the University of Bonn in 1836, he was wounded in a duel with a member of an aristocratic Prussian fraternity | |
| In 1909 he completed his last painting, a canvas called 'Driftwood' | |
| In 170 A.D. Melito of Sardis compiled a list of religious works to be included in this, a 2-word term he coined | |
| These 3 nations each border the world's largest & smallest oceans (COUNTRIES MUST BE IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER) | |
| Playing in theaters since 1975, this film has had the longest continuous theatrical run in movie history | |
| In 2010 they broke the Beatles' record for having had the most songs on the Hot 100 chart by a non-solo act | |
| Lyrics to an 1868 tune by this man began, 'Guten Abend, Gut Nacht, Mit Rosen Bedacht' | |
| In his journals he described how he once set 2 groups of boys against each other, likely inspiring his 1954 novel | |
| 'The Scarlet Letter' says, 'to forbid the culprit to hide his face... was the essence of' this 7-letter punishment | |
| In December 1967 Louis Washkansky, a patient in this country claimed, 'I am a new Frankenstein' | |
| Armor-clad knights face off in a game of baseball in an 1889 work by this author | |
| Of the 4 largest Asian countries in area, it's the only one that borders the other 3 | |
| This alliterative dog breed bears the former name of an African country | |
| In 1919, barely 20 years after its discovery, it was the world's most expensive substance at $3 million an ounce | |
| This Brit won Tonys for Best Play in 1968, 1976, 1984 & 2007; in the '90s he settled for the 1998 Best Screenplay Oscar | |
| In 1987 a maker of fiberglass insulation became the first company to trademark a color--this color | |
| Their team colors were yellow & white & they were originally sponsored by Chico's Bail Bonds | |
| It was saved from destruction by a poem submitted to the Boston Daily Advertiser in September 1830 | |
| When the RMS Titanic sank in 1912, its cargo included more than 7 million pieces of this, in some 3,400 sacks | |
| Completed in 1869, it has also been known by its nickname 'the Highway to India' | |
| Jack Odell gave his child a tiny vehicle to bring to school inside one of these items, & a toy brand name was born | |
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| Penned by a British author, it became a no. 1 bestseller in the U.S. in 1959, 31 years after it was initially banned | |
| Surus was the last known one of these to survive a mountain crossing in the 3rd century B.C. | |
| In March 2011 he gave his first televised speech in 22 years on the throne, saying he hoped things would get better | |
| If he had been his own country, at the 2008 Summer Olympics he would have tied for ninth in gold medals | |
| It contains over 5,000 tons of steel, rises 630 feet in the air & is in the shape of an inverted catenary curve | |
| Built about 50 years ago, it's the only world capital to start with the letter 'I' | |
| The 2003 bestseller 'The Meaning of Everything' is subtitled 'The Story of' this reference classic | |
| In 1964 a dean at Tufts' medical school wrote a modern version of this, used at many medical school graduations | |
| 'Bearing the bandages, water & sponge, straight & swift to my wounded I go', he wrote in 'The Wound-Dresser' | |
| This area that includes several countries got its name because the colonizers spoke Spanish, French & Portuguese | |
| His 'remarks about the Confederacy... made Atlanta look at him first in bewilderment, then coolly and then with hot rage' | |
| In 1909 he sent the message “Stars and Stripes nailed to the pole” | |
| 50 Cent pieces issued in 2003 by this country depict Frodo, Gandalf, Gollum, Sauron & Aragorn | |
| There has never been a Tony award winner for best musical set on either of these 2 continents | |
| Of the 4 states that begin & end with the same vowel, the one that doesn’t begin & end with the same letter as the other 3 states | |
| One of the 2 plays whose plots are set in motion by shipwrecks, one off Illyria & one off an unnamed island | |
| 'A Girl from a Different World' & 'Train to the Urals' are chapters in this 1957 work | |
| Introduced in 1963, this internationally known character wears a size 29EEE shoe | |
| It's the only Canadian province that is separated from the North American mainland | |
| As both vice president & president, he threw out a season's 1st pitch, each time for a different Senators franchise | |
| From 1966 to 1968 this role was played by 2 different actresses in a TV series; it was also the title role in a 2004 film | |
| 2 yrs. before his 1794 execution, he said, 'I am no courtier, nor moderator... nor defender of the people: I am myself the people' | |
| In an 1845 autobiography, he wrote, 'You have seen how a man was made a slave; you shall see how a slave was made a man' | |
| In 2009 Alabama replaced a statue in the collection with one of her at age 7, the first child honored | |
| In July 2010 this Rock & Roll Hall of Famer performed at the Baseball H.O.F. induction ceremonies | |
| Opened in 1971, his presidential library is the farthest south | |
| Just 10 sentences, this speech is wrong on one point: it is long remembered | |
| Completed in 1858, it was to be named St. Stephen, but was nicknamed this, honoring the chief commissioner of the works | |
| Held in 1579, the first Christian service in California was performed by the chaplain traveling with this English captain | |
| As many mourned, this minister wrote in a letter, 'Washington is gone! Millions are gasping to read ...about him' | |
| The 2 Middle East prime ministers of the same country who shared the 1994 Nobel Peace Prize with another leader | |
| Michael Foldy examined 'The Trials of' this author: 'Deviance, Morality, and Late-Victorian Society' | |
| A novel set during the Depression earned this author a 1940 Pulitzer Prize & contributed to him winning a Nobel Prize in 1962 | |
| This term for the lowest level of the ocean that the sun's rays can reach shares its name with a classic 1960s TV show | |
| This novel's first epilogue says, 'the activity of Alexander or of Napoleon cannot be called useful or harmful' | |
| On the cover of the 1941 first issue of this comic book, the title hero punches Hitler in the jaw | |
| From the Latin for 'free', this 2-word term for a type of college refers to the old belief of what a free man should be taught | |
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