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Known for the Iron Law of Wages   show
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show Ignacio of Loyola  
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Income Tax amendment   show
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Priam's Son   show
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show IWW (Industrial Workers of the World)  
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show Crete  
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show Solon  
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show Intolerable Acts or Coercive Acts  
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show Gibbon  
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show Polk  
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show Mendel  
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show Landsteiner  
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Ruled England from 1509-1547   show
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show Heat of fusion (occurs at the melting point)  
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First British Prime Minister   show
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show Cardinal Mazarin  
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A ritual instrument for Hebrews; is a ram's horn   show
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Ends a filibuster   show
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show Switzerland  
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Cousin of Frederick the Great; Was King of England   show
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Describes the relationship between angles of incidence and refraction   show
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Last King of Lydia who was defeated by Cyrus   show
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Named for a village where the artists gathered in France; during the Realism movement   show
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WWI raids that the legality of citizenship of radical leftists   show
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lies almost completely within the lithosphere, separates the crust from the mantle   show
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show Frigga  
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show Guasch  
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show Meissner Effect  
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show Louis XV  
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A person who seeks to expose or reveal corruption of a business or government   show
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show Congress of Vienna  
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show George Wallace  
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show Skinner  
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Guard room at Fort William that held British POWs and 123 of 146 prisoners died   show
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the "father of numbers" and first person to call him self a philosopher (lover of wisdom)   show
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Greek historian; noteed as the "father of history"; wrote "The Histories"   show
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show Sublimation  
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Prussian mathematician; Wrote a letter to Euler stating that every number > 2 is the sum of 2 primes   show
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show Pericles  
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show Reykjavik  
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Headed the De Beers diamond monopoly in Africa   show
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show Herodotus  
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Point (temperature and pressure) at which 3 phases of a substance are at equilibrium   show
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Known as vitamin B1   show
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show Horus  
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Court painter to Napoleon   show
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Process that is used to make ammonia   show
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Planned plot to kill King Charles II of England and his brother James, Duke of York   show
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show Idi Amin  
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show Glucagon  
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Naturally occurring hormone produced by the adrenal cortex and is release in times of stress   show
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produced in the pineal gland; regulates the circadian cycle and is only produced in darkness   show
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show Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH)  
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show Flint  
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show Alibi  
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cloud that reside at 23,000 ft; made of ice crystals and appear wispy   show
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show Cumulonimbus  
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Clouds that are layered and indicative of rain   show
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show Contrails  
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a solid formed during a chemical reaction   show
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show Draconian Laws  
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show Filmore  
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show Monroe  
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show Pierce  
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Signed Homestead Act   show
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A liquid within a gas (hairspray)   show
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A gas in a liquid (whipped cream)   show
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A liquid in a solid (butter)   show
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show Emulsion  
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show Joe Rosenthal  
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Discovered by Sir William Crookes in 1879; called it "radiant matter"   show
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show I.M. Pei  
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show the Great Fire of Rome  
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show Methuselah  
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hung on November 11, 1831, led a group of slaves and killed 55 people   show
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show Carl Sagan  
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Ran for a third term as President under the "Bull Moose" ticket   show
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Its models were Nan (the artist's sister) and Byron McKeeby (local dentist)   show
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Political party whose 2004 Presidential candidate was Michael Badnarik and have a 15-point platform   show
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show Zimbabwe  
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show Mjolnir  
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show Uranium (atomic number 92)  
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show Bastille  
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18887 experiment that disproved luminiferious ether   show
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Psychological experiment that revealed people would submit to authority, pushing and electric shock button if told to   show
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show Arthur  
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Athenian philosopher who made a virtue out of poverty; wandered the streets with a lamp looking for an honest man   show
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show Articles of Confederation  
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show Filmore  
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Capital of Wales   show
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The only crusade that didn't attack any Muslim cities, instead hit Constantinople   show
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show Gateway Arch  
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These are the 2 houses of British Parliament   show
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Parliament of Israel   show
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Parliament of Japan   show
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Type of neutron star that is very dense and very magnetic that rotates and emits a electromagnetic beam at a certain interval   show
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Amendment that gives 18 yr olds the right to vote   show
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Compounds with single unpaired electrons; dissociated by light in the air   show
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show Balfour  
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show the EU  
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show Shiva  
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The only spin-0 particle in the Standard Model; could explain difference between weak nuclear and electromagnetic forces; would explain why some matter has mass   show
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show Histones  
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show Yahoo  
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show Tom Lantos  
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1814 battle that is also called the Battle of Plattsburgh   show
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show Malcom X  
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Finest classical Greek sculpture; famous for Zeus at Olympia   show
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Defined as the tendency of an atom to attract electrons in a bond; measured on the Millikan or Pauling scales   show
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show Grand Coulee Dam  
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show FDR Lake  
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show Lake Mead  
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show Battle of the Boyne  
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show Red Dwarves  
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show Corona  
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show Focus and Directrix  
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King of the Geats; fights Grendel   show
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show Medusa  
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Replaced Alan Greenspan as chairman of the Federal Reserve   show
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show Acrophobia  
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show Triskaidekaphobia  
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Fear of birds   show
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1st US president to have never held an elected office; did in 1850 and was replaced by VP John Tyler   show
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show Analgesic  
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show Hydrogen Peroxide  
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show HMAV Bounty  
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show Sinclair Lewis  
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Theoretical particle that travels faster than the speed of light   show
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show Allotropes  
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show Phosphorus  
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Wrote "The History of the Peloponnesian War   show
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Also known as the citric acid cycle   show
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Man who shot MLK Jr.   show
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A toxic substance made by a fungus   show
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Roman Emperor that built a wall across England to keep barbarian Scots out; ruled from AD 117-138 and was known as one of the "Five Good Emperors"   show
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show Bob Dole  
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Cells that HIV attacks   show
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show Sulfuric Acid  
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Refused to sign the Constitution due to a lack of a Bill of Rights; Drafted the Virginia Declaration of Rights which led to the Bill of Rights   show
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show Electrons  
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show Bonus Army  
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show Walter Mondale  
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show Department of Energy and Department of Education  
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Was discovered by Ponce de Leon; keeps Norway's ports ice-free   show
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show Kami  
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Proposed the Connecticut Compromise   show
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President of Pakistan from 2001-2008   show
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Freud described this as a mixture of a father figure and cultural morals   show
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show Pauli  
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Also known as the Law of Segregation   show
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Ohio river that caught fire in 1969; once known as the most polluted river in the US and is described as "oozes rather than flows"   show
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Ruled England from 1837-1901 and was the last Hanover British monarch   show
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Known as base 60; used by the Babylonians   show
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Has the smallest US coastline and contains the Merrimack River   show
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show Amoeba  
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show Ostend Manifesto  
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Claimants to, but not recognized as the head of the Roman Catholic Church   show
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show St. Paul's Cathedral  
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The world's largest cave; lies in Kentucky   show
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show Nicolae Ceausescu  
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show James IV of Scotland of James I of England  
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show Hardy  
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show Anemometer  
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artist who painted The School of Athens   show
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novel by Herman Wouk which features Captain Queeg   show
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show Sirius  
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Name of the island shared by Haiti and the Dominican Republic   show
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show Clara Barton  
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Supreme Court case that said a woman had a constitutional right to an abortion because it violated a woman's right to privacy   show
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show Marie Antoinette  
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first ever US Poet Laureate   show
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show suffrage  
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show Arabian Desert  
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place where the temple of Zeus was constructed   show
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last King of England   show
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Roman God of Fire   show
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element with symbol "Pa"   show
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show Bunyan  
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show Neil Simon  
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composer of the opera The Pearl Fishers   show
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Crowned Napoleon Emperor in 1804   show
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show Yeats  
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show Cortisol  
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First Prime Minister of India   show
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show Indira Ghandi  
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