JFK's thesis then bestseller: Why ____ Slept Jeopardy

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47	Whether transverse or end-blown Euterpe is the muse of these instruments
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51	1902: Daniel Burnham completes NYC's Fuller Building now known by this household appliance name
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54	If you don't know that this popular beverage comes from the Arabic qahwah you get 2 lumps not one
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