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France Spain Morocco

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Pseudonym for director that doesn’t want to be associated with project

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Con druct Ts Lime sharks and rays

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Olivia Rodrigo Courtney love - live through this

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Wildebeest crossing the Serengeti

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Baba ganoush Eggplant tahini garlic lemon juice and salt Created for a spoiled sultan

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White smoke Sistine chapel 2/3 of cardinals

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Anne rice - bullied changed name to Anne Famous for vampire novels Interview with a a vampire

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Sandra Bullock The Blind Side

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Iron curtain

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Park jae -sang

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The method

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Frida khalo

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Gena Rowlands

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TRUMAN Harry S. Truman became vice president under President Franklin D. Roosevelt in January of 1945. He was in office for only 82 days when he was informed at the White House by First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt that her husband had died in Warm Springs, Georgia. Truman was sworn in as US president, and served out the remainder of Roosevelt’s term without naming a replacement vice president. When Truman ran for president in his own right in 1948, he shared the ticket with Alben W. Barkley. Truman and Barkely won that election, and were in office until 1953.

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Money Heist” (“La casa de papel” in Spanish) is a very successful crime drama series from Spain that transferred to Netflix, after which the show’s run was extended. The show was so successful that Netflix made a documentary called “Money Herist: The Phenomenon”.

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AAA MAP “TripTik” is the brand name for customized travel maps provided by AAA for its members.

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Aida by Giuseppe Verdi Aida is an Ethiopian princess

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TEMPE Tempe is a city in the metropolitan area of Phoenix. It is named for the Vale of Tempe in Greece.

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exotic Greek “exo- Exotica are things that are excitingly strange, often from foreign parts.

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SASHA Sasha is the younger of the two Obama children, having been born in 2001. She was the youngest child to reside in the White House since John F. Kennedy, Jr. moved in with his parents as a small infant. Sasha’s Secret Service codename is “Rosebud”, and her older sister Malia has the codename “Radiance”.

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NEPAL In the Tibetan language, “Sherpa” means “eastern people” (sher = east, pa = people). Sherpas are an ethnic group from Nepal, but the name is also used for the local guides who assist mountaineers in the Himalayas, and particularly on Mount Everest.

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RUPAUL RuPaul is a famous drag queen who has developed a diverse career beyond performing on stage. He works as an actor, model, author and a recording artist. Famously, RuPaul doesn’t mind whether one addresses him as “he” or as “she” … You can call me he. You can call me she. You can call me Regis and Kathie Lee; I don’t care! Just as long as you call me. He currently hosts his own reality TV show called “RuPaul’s Drag Race”, which is billed as a search for “America’s next drag superstar”.

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Laura Linney

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SLOE The sloe is the fruit of the blackthorn bush, and the main flavoring ingredient in sloe gin. A sloe looks like a small plum, but is usually much more tart in taste

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Nîmes in France. The French phrase “de Nîmes” (meaning “from Nîmes”) gives us the word “denim”. Also, the French phrase “bleu de Genes” (meaning “blue of Genoa”) gives us our word “jeans”.

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Adrian was Played by Talia Shire, sister of director Francis Ford Coppola.

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Bela Lugosi Lugosi found himself typecast for the rest of his career and almost always played the role of the villain, often in horror movies. When he passed away in 1956, his wife had him buried in the costume he wore playing Count Dracula on Broadway

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Englishman John Venn and introduced the Venn diagram in his book Venn diagrams are used in set theory, to illustrate the logical relationships between sets of variables.

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iron oxide. It forms when iron oxidizes, reacts with oxygen.

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SPARTA The Peloponnese is a peninsula in southern Greece that was once home to the ancient city-state Sparta. Technically, the Peloponnese has been an island since 1893 when the Corinth Canal was completed, separating the peninsula from the mainland.

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Vijay Singh

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baozi (also “bou, bao”)

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Piedmont Piedmont’s capital city is Turin

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TYPE AB Here is an approximate distribution of blood types across the US population: O-positive: 38 percent O-negative: 7 percent A-positive: 34 percent A-negative: 6 percent B-positive: 9 percent B-negative: 2 percent AB-positive: 3 percent AB-negative: 1 percent

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MOESHA “Moesha” is a sitcom that originally aired in the late nineties starring singer Brandy Norwood in the title role, a high school student in LA. “Moesha” may be a sitcom, but it had a reputation for dealing with very real social issues such as teen pregnancy, race relations, and i nfidelity

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Emperor Peter I, known as Peter the Great, Bolsheviks executed Tsar Nicholas II and his family in 1918 during the Russian Civil War. When the war ended in 1923, the Bolsheviks established the Soviet Union, which covered most of the territory occupied by the Russian Empire.

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São Tomé and Príncipe The Democratic Republic of São Tomé and Príncipe is an island nation off the west coast of Africa comprising mainly two islands: São Tomé and Príncipe. São Tomé and Príncipe is located in the Gulf of Guinea, off the coast of Gabon. It was colonized by Portugal after POrtuguese explorers discovered the islands in the 15th century

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POPPY The California poppy is also known as the golden poppy, and is native to the US and Mexico. It was named the state flower of California in 1903

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Fort Knox Most of the US gold reserves are in “Fort Knox”, although it isn’t the biggest gold repository in the US. That honor goes to the vault under the Federal Reserve Bank of New York in Manhattan. Most of the gold stored in the New York vault belongs to foreign nations and banks.

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Adam Clayton

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Ella Fitzgerald

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The “Planet of the Apes

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MITRE A miter (also “mitre”) is a traditional headdress worn by bishops in some Christian traditions. The term “miter” comes from a Greek word for “headband, turban”.

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palmistry, palm reading, chiromancy or chirology. The term “chiromancy” comes from the Greek “kheir” (hand) and “mateia” (divination).

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KORN Korn is an alternative-metal band from Bakersfield, California. The band’s name is derived from a fan suggestion of “Corn”. The suggested name was considered too bland and so was prettied up to Korn, with the letter “r” capitalized and written backwards

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An ameba (also “amoeba” The name is quite apt, as the cell changes shape readily as the ameba moves, eats and reproduces.

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Sara Evans is a country singer/songwriter from Boonville, MIssouri. Evans was a contestant on “Dancing with the Stars” in 2006, but left the show after about a month. Evans had filed for divorce from her husband on the same day she left the show. It turned out to be a very messy divorce. Sad …

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The Republic of Mali

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Wales There’s a myth that the name of the textile known as “corduroy” comes from the French “corde du roi” (the cord of the king). It’s more likely that “corduroy” comes from a melding of “cord” and “duroy” (a coarse fabric that used to be made in England).

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the wildebeest, and is an antelope native to Africa. “Wildebeest” is a Dutch word meaning “wild beast”.

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Stephenson: NEAL Neal Stephenson’s 1992 novel “Snow Crash” is set in a virtual realm that he dubs the Metaverse. A key element of Stephenson’s Metaverse is the use of “avatars,” which are the visual representations of users within the virtual world. Stephenson’s novel significantly popularized the use of the term “avatar” in the context of virtual reality

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PALOMA The paloma is a cocktail made from tequila, lime juice and grapefruit soda. The name “paloma” translates from Spanish as “dove”.

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BEREA Berea College is located in Berea, Kentucky, just south of Lexington. It is a remarkable university that is focused on providing a low-cost education to students from low-income families. There are no tuition fees and instead students must work at least ten hours a week on campus and in service jobs. Berea was also the first college in the Southern US to become coeducational and the first to become racially integrated

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MS-DOS MS-DOS (short for “Microsoft Disk Operating System”) was the main operating system used by IBM-compatible PCs in the eighties and for much of the nineties. Microsoft introduced the Windows operating environment in 1985 to sit above MS-DOS as a graphical user interface (GUI). That move was made in response to the success of Apple’s GUI released with the Lisa and Macintosh platforms. A court case ensued, one that was eventually settled in court in favor of Microsoft.

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Corinne Bailey Rae is a British singer from Yorkshire in northern England.

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Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da

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Counter-strike

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Krakauer Crack hour

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Grand Canyon