2nd Wedding Anniversary Gift Cotton Flashcards

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Fyodor Dostoyevsky’s most famous novels are “

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Crime and Punishment” and “The Brothers Karamazov”. Dostoyevsky was arrested in 1849 and sentenced to death by Tsar Nicholas I for being part of a liberal intellectual group. He endured a mock execution before being told that his sentence was commuted to four years hard labor and exile in a camp at Omsk in Siberia.

Dostoyevsky novel about a “positively beautiful man,” with “The” : … IDIOT

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The Sixteenth Amendment to the US Constitution

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gives the US Congress the right to levy a personal income tax without the need to reapportion the funds collected to the states proportionally based on census results. Prior to the amendment, taxes collected had to be returned to the states based on population.

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The two largest members of the UAE (geographically) are, the only two of the seven members that have veto power over UAE policy

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Dubai and Abu Dhabi

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This team started out as the Buffalo Bisons in 1946, although after only a few months the team was

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NBA’s Atlanta Hawks

moved to Moline, Illinois as the Tri-Cities Blackhawks. The Blackhawks were one of the 17 original teams playing at the founding of the National Basketball Association. There was another move in 1951 and a renaming to the Milwaukee Hawks, and yet again in 1955 when the team became the St. Louis Hawks. The latest move was to Atlanta, in 1968.

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This team joined the NBA in 1988 as an expansion team, originally based in Charlotte, North Carolina. The team was going to be called the Charlotte Spirit, but the name was changed following a “name the team” contest run in the local area.

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New Orleans Hornets

During the Revolutionary War, Lord General Cornwallis had referred to Charlotte as a “veritable nest of hornets” due the city’s resistance to British occupation, which explains the local fans’ fondness for the name “Hornets”. The franchise was moved to New Orleans for the 2002 season, as attendance wasn’t big enough to sustain the team in Charlotte. The team had to play two seasons in Oklahoma City due to damage caused by Hurricane Katrina, and played as the New Orleans/Oklahoma City Hornets. After several years back in New Orleans, the franchise was renamed to the Pelicans, a nod to the Brown Pelican that is the Louisiana state bird.

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Play quote

How sharper than a serpent’s tooth it is to have a thankless child

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King Lear

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This extant animal is named after nipple like projections on crown of its molars

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Mastuhdon means breast tooth

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This tesilated textile pattern is a duo tone textile pattern characterized by broken checks or abstract 4 pointed shapes

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Houndstooth

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Catholic doctrine stating bread and wine of Eucharist turned into body and blood of Jesus

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Transsubstantiation

Transubstantiation

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Tallest NBA players

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Minute Bull
George mear uh shan
7’7”

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US State given its name by this Spanish explorer in honor of Spain easter festival called thr feast of flowers

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Florida by Ponce de Leon

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Track and field competition in which athletes are given a running start and must jump unaided over a bat without knocking it over

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High jump

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This book tells the story of a locomotive that despite its size triumphantly pulls a train full of toys to thr waiting children on the other side of a mountain

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The little engine that could
Watty piper

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Southern politicians
An article written after his 1935 death asked “will some Crown prince arise to take his place?

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Huey long
Thr king fish assassinated
Governor of Louisiana

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In 23 this gaming console came out with a spider man 2 limited edition version

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PS5

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Triangle with 1 angle 80 and another 45

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55

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In Barbie Ken red headed best friend
and who played in 23 movie
Bonus company behind Barbie

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Alan played by Michael cera
Matel

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Milktchi wawatchi and weeptchi are all virtual pet characters housed in these small egg shaped handheld video game originally releqsed in 96

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Tamagotchi

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Name of hasbro spinning tops loosely inspired by anime that players use for battles to out spin opponents by knocking them out of thr stadium

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Bay blades

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These animals are often described as “dog-like” because of their innate behavior, following people around, lack of aggression towards other pets, and their willingness to be handled. When picked up, they tend to go limp, which is how the breed earned the name “ragdoll”.

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Ragdolls

The ragdoll breed of cat only dates back to the 1960s. The breed was developed in Southern California, basically by selectively breeding alley cats