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- While working for British intelligence during World War II he was codenamed 17F
- Seen by a worldwide audience in 1970 black pentagons were added to these to help viewers follow them better on TV
- These 2 rivers share the names of countries end with the same 4 letters & both join up with the Parana River
- Africas 2 busiest passenger airports are in these 2 countries its an 8-hour flight between them
- A now annual issue of this magazine was inspired by the high-society parties of Caroline Astor whose ballroom fit about 400 people
- In a later part of the epic named for him this character becomes king after his cousin Heardred dies in battle
- In 2011 Leland Mississippi where Jim Henson grew up honored Henson & his Muppets by renaming a bridge this also a song title
- Perhaps the most famous picture of him was taken in New Jersey in 1951 as he was annoyed by paparazzi on his 72nd birthday
- Delivered on January 8 1790 the first of these was also the shortest
- The governor of Mass. wrote it is a poor document but a mighty act…wrong in its delay till January but grand & sublime after all
- Being brought to the U.S. by a ship docking at San Francisco in 1851 helped lead to it now being a major crop in the Midwest
- The state Marine Mammal of Florida is a subspecies of the west Indian this
- The beaver the Dartmouth & the Eleanor were the ships involved in this Dec. 16 1773 incident
- At about 1000 feet it was the tallest iron structure in the world when it was completed in 1889
- The first law of this says that the total energy of a system plus its surroundings is conserved
- On May 30 1854 pres. pierce signed into law what was officially called an act to organize the territories of these 2 places
- Planning ahead a bit he signed a 9000-year lease in 1759 on the St. Jamess gate brewery in Dublin for 45 pounds a year
- These islands off Florida have ocean cliffs a mile deep– dont know about that theory that the name is from Spanish for shallow sea
- The schools founded by this woman date back to 1907 when she opened her first casa Dei Bambini a childrens house for those 2 to 6
- On her death in 2005 this civil rights activist became the first woman to lie in honor in the U.S. capitol
- This Army post northwest of Fayetteville boasts of being Home of the Airborne & Special Operations Forces
- This group smashed labor-saving machinery in England in 1811
- The 2-person capsule used in this followup program to mercury flew on a titan II rocket that was first designed as a missile
- This annual festival began in 1810 when prince Ludwig of Bavaria invited the people of Munich to join in celebrating his marriage
- The 80-mile-wide mona passage separates the Dominican Republic from this island
- It was the largest & westernmost of the 11 confederate states
- In 1756 Voltaire wrote that this which had lasted nearly a thousand years was none of the 3 elements in its name
- In 1922 this archaeologist sent a cable sayin At last have made wonderful discovery in valley
- This poison gets its name partly from the Greek for Dark Blue
- Bearing the name of an 8th century Berber conqueror this strait separates 2 continents
- A 1950 L.A. Times column said the defect of this seemed to be the senator for whom it was named
- General relativity meant there must be these waves but they werent directly detected until 2015 by the LIGO Observatory
- The name of this satellite that scared the West is Russian for traveling companion
- A 1791 proclamation by President George ordered the first this of the District of Columbia a young George would have done it himself
- Home to an NHL team the sap center in this California city is nicknamed The Shark Tank
- War & Peace opens in this year 7 years before a fateful invasion
- There's a synonym for a fisher in the title of this Izaak Walton's classic 17th century treatise on fishing
- Van Gogh lived in the Yellow House with Gauguin in this French city where his output included watercolors
- Caroline in the Boat
- A passionate plea it literally translates as cry of the heart
- Members of this family in works by William Faulkner include Benjy Quentin & Caddy
- A statue of a speakers' wagon stands in this Chicago square to commemorate the 1886 riot that occurred there
- Works from seminal Aboriginal artist Albert Namatjira were celebrated in 2002 by the National Gallery in this capital
- This popular sport fish gets its name from its pink blue green & yellow coloring
- This beloved educator of a 1934 novel teaches at the fictional Brookfield School