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Company currently ownsCBS MTV CMT BET VH1

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Paramount

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Greek god of fear

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Phobos (Fear),

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Greek god of terror

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Deimos (Terror)

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Greek god of desire

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and Eros (Desire)

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was the son of Zeus and Hera, and the

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Ares

Roman equivalent to Ares was Mars.

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The ESPY Awards, also known as the

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Excellence in Sports Performance Yearly Awards, were first presented in a ceremony in 1993. The ESPYs were created by ESPN as a response to the lack of sports coverage during the summer months. ESPN decided to create an awards show to help fill that gap.

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Actor got his big break in movies playing opposite Jacqueline Bisset and Robert Shaw in “The Deep”, a film released in 1976. Around the same time, he landed a leading role in the hit TV miniseries “Rich Man, Poor Man”.

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Nick Nolte

Off the screen, Nolte has always had a “bad-boy” reputation. He is indeed a convicted felon, for selling counterfeit draft cards in the early 1960s. He had to pay a $75,000 fine, and was given a suspended prison sentence.

The 1991 movie “The Prince of Tides” was adapted from a 1986 novel of the same name written by Pat Conroy. Stars of the film are Barbra Streisand and Nick Nolte.

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is all the genetic information of an organism.

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A genome
The term “genome” was coined by German botanist Hans Winkler in 1920, and is a portmanteau of “gene” and “chromosome”. The study of the genome is known as genomics.

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had an average audience of 114 million viewers, making it the most-watched American TV program in history.

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Super Bowl XLIX (2015)

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had an average audience of 114 million viewers, making it the most-watched American TV program in history.

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Super Bowl XLIX (2015)

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are more correctly known as “conchiglie”, coming from the Italian word for “seashell”.

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Pasta shells

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Neon Bible” is a 2007 album released by, this indie rock band from Canada. Most of the tracks were recorded in a church in the Quebec city of Farnham, a church that the band bought and renovated.

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Arcade Fire

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is to go back, to retreat. The use of the noun ” to mean “period of stopping from usual work” dates back to the early 1600s.

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To recess

This usage might stem from the action of parliamentarians “recessing” into, returning to private chambers.

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” is a Hawaiian word meaning “mountain”,

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Mauna

as in “Mauna Loa” and “Mauna Kea”

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Free Solo” is an excellent, albeit frightening (to me) 2018 documentary about Alex Honnold’s record-setting free-solo ascent of this

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El Capitan in Yosemite National Park. The film won that season’s Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature, as well it should …

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Authors afterlives
After his death his son me shell reworked and published manuscripts like one about a meteor made of gold heading for earth

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Jules Verne
Sci fi classics

The Chase of the Golden Meteor (French: La Chasse au météore) is a novel by Jules Verne. It was one of the last novels written by the prolific French hard science fiction pioneer. The book, however, is seen as less an early example of hard science fiction than a social satire lampooning greed, monomania and vanity.[citation needed] Verne first wrote La Chasse au météore in 1901 and then rewrote it before his death, but it was only published in 1908, three years after the author’s death, one of seven such posthumous novels.

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is a live-streaming platform used primarily by gamers. Folks playing games can broadcast their game play live to an audience.

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Twitch

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The show stars Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon as two anchors for, one very experienced, and one new to the job. Steve Carell plays a former anchor who is ousted due to a sexual misconduct scandal.

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“The Morning Show”

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” is a Latin term, a meaning “for thanks”.

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Gratis

contraction of “gratiis”

Something provided gratis is supplied free of charge.

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Famous for his redistricting plan while governor he became VP in 1813 and died in office a year later

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Eldbridge Ger E
Rhymes with Keri

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Another Love” singer Tom :

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ODELL
Tom Odell is an English singer-songwriter known for his piano ballads and powerful vocals. He gained widespread recognition with his debut single “Another Love” in 2012. “Another Love” hit the charts again in 2022 as it was used as an anthem of hope for refugees from the fighting in Ukraine. Odell went to Romania and performed the song at Bucharest North railway station, through which many of the refugees traveled.

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In 1776 she wrote to her husband John remember the ladies and be more favorable and generous to them then your ancestors

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Abagail
Adams

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Placed in parentheses after a misspelled word to show it was misspelled on purpose

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S IC

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founded the League of Women Voters and the International Alliance of Women. She was also very close to Susan B. Anthony, and succeeded Anthony as head of the National American Woman Suffrage Association.

Women’s suffrage finally came about in the US with the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment to the constitution in 1920. Some women were allowed to vote prior to 1920 depending on location. For example, women could vote in New Jersey from 1790, until 1807 when the right was taken away.

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Carrie Chapman Catt

Women’s suffrage finally came about in the US with the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment to the constitution in 1920. Some women were allowed to vote prior to 1920 depending on location. For example, women could vote in New Jersey from 1790, until 1807 when the right was taken away.

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Cutty sark wqs built in 1860s not to carry scotch but this cargo from
China to England as fast as possible

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Tea

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Largest of sac and Fox descent he served as the first president of the American professional football league

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Jim Thorpe

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Wagatha Christie” subject

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Coleen : ROONEY
Coleen Rooney is the wife of English soccer star Wayne Rooney. She found herself at the center of the “Wagatha Christie” scandal in 2019 when she accused fellow “WAG” (wives and girlfriends of footballers) Rebekah Vardy, of leaking private stories about her to the press. Rooney conducted a “sting operation” on social media to expose the leak, earning her the nickname “Wagatha Christie.”

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In October 60 pianist Byron Janis was greeted in a Moscow concert hall by angry shouts of the name of this spy plane

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U2

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Described as flying gas tank in December 86 the ruttan voyager managed to do this on 9 days without refueling

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Worth around a quarter this country’s 1 M bolivar note wqs recently reminted as a one bolivar note

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Venezuela

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In wicked the song defying gravity is this kind of number when the crowd goes wild and the action pauses

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Showstopper

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The sopwith wallaby was built to win a 10K pound prize for first plane to fly from Britain to here but crashed in Bali

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Australia
Specifically Darwin

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A nickname for friedrich is in this expression used of broken electronics

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On the fritz

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The helm-Burton act notes radio marti was one of the effective vehicles for providing the people of this nation with news

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Cuba

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Song lyrics
They’re piling in the back seat
They’re generating steam heat
Pulsating to the back beat

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Blitzkreig bop
Ramones