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| Different documents with this same name were signed in 1763, 1783, 1815, and 1898, among other dates. | |
| This single work comprises nearly 10% of the corpus of surviving old English poetry. | |
| One of the two people to make Time’s list of the 100 most influential people for both the 20th and 21st centuries. | |
| These five people, the 17th through 21st wealthiest people in the world, share this last name. | |
| This is the only state with 2 Jewish women currently in the U.S. Senate. | |
| She penned Old Town Folks in 1869, but is far better known for a work from 16 years earlier. | |
| Early in his career, he was arguably the biggest star of old west action. | |
| He was the only grandson of a president to become president himself. | |
| Characters of this 1925 work include Nick, Tom, Jay, and Daisy. | |
| More common name for the marine invertebrates which belong to the class Scyphozoa. | |
| In 1993, two men, one white and one black, from this country won the Peace Prize. | |
| This container can be spelled using the postal abbr. For Florida and the chemical symbols for arsenic and potassium. | |
| Currency obsolete since 2002 that was spelled out in its country's name. | |
| 20th cen. US president and 16th cen. French explorer whose names are one letter different | |
| They were the first 2 consecutive V.P.'s to be elected to the office twice. | |
| If you look at the periodic table, take one aspect of uranium and another of helium, you can name this band | |
| This site, founded in 1994, links to various sites such as Breitbart, Politico, and RushLimbaugh.com | |
| Ca. 1961, one of these could be seen from Housesteads, Shanhai Pass, and Berlin. | |
| He scored 63 points in the playoffs against the Boston Celtics on April 20, 1986. | |
| He was the most recent president to have had more than one vice president. | |
| One of the 3 countries on which the U.S. declared war on June 5, 1942. | |
| It is the most popular radio format in the United States, and more stations use it in Tennessee than in New York. | |
| In 1999 it became the first game show in over 40 years to lead the Nielsen ratings for a full season. | |
| Only one of this man's sons, Louis, lived into adulthood. | |
| Of the countries where Arabic is the official language, it is the first alphabetically. | |
| Insect spelled using the chemical symbols of tungsten, arsenic, and phosphorus. | |
| Born with the given names John David, his first and most famous novel was published in 1951. | |
| He served longest as Soviet Premier. | |
| Born William Drayton in New York on 3/16/1959, both words of his stage name share the same first four letters. | |
| Two of the three countries between Canada and Colombia that have their names in the name of their capitals. | |
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