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French polymath famous for introducing Lorentz transformations and a conjecture solved in 2003 by Grigori Perelman
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Henri Poincaré
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Crazy actress who had roles in Legion as the Shadow King and in the movies: Life after Beth, Dirty Grandpa and Child's play
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Aubrey Plaza
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The native names of the two clumsy detectives in the Adventures of Tintin, their English names are Thomson and Thompson
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Dupont and Dupond
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Greek-born soprano with a repertoire ranging from Rossini and Donizetti to Verdi and Puccini her talents led to the nickname "La divina"
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Maria Callas
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A nearly bloodless military coup in Portugal 1974 which lead to the end of the Estado Novo regime and the independence of countries including Angola, Cape Verde and much later East Timor
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Carnation Revolution
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Thirteenth most populous city in Russia located on the Kama river near the Ural Mountains
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Perm
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Mexican golfer born in Guadalajara, the top-ranked female player for 158 weeks and have won 27 LPGA tours
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Lorena Ochoa
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Japanese women who performs ancient traditions of art, dance and singing easily recognizable by their kimono and oshiroi
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Geisha
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Tenth sultan and conqueror of the Mali empire with nicknames such as "Emir of Melle" and "Lord of the Mines of Wangara" famous for maybe being the wealthiest person in history
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Mansa Musa
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The state fish of Hawaii and is famous for it's snout and it's name being a song in High School Musical 2
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Humuhumunukunukuapua'a
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"Caviar and cigarettes, well versed in etiquette, extraordinarily nice, she's a ..."
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Killer Queen
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Arab designation for slaves, most commonly used to refer to Non-Muslim slave soldiers
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Mamluks
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The "City of Jasmine" built on a strategic plateau, sheltered by the Anti-Lebanon mountains it's name roughly translates to "a well-watered land"
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Damascus
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Astronaut and physicist born in Los Angeles who became the first American woman in space
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Sally Ride
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Italian prime minister between 1983 to 1987, nicknamed "il Cinghiale" and most famous for the Sigonella Crisis
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Bettino Craxi
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Style of Brazilian music developed in the 60's and 70's meaning "new wave" or "new trend" being a fusion between samba and jazz
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Bossa nova
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The queen of Jordan, born in Kuwait to a Palestine family and known for her work related to education, health, community, health and more
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Queen Rania of Jordan
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Russian actor, theatre director and theorist, founder of the MAT, author of "My Life in Art", most famous for his "system" of actor training and preparation
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Konstantin Stanislavski
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Chemical element with atomic number 30, used in brass and by alchemist to form "white snow", named after the German word for tooth
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Zinc
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Region in western Sudan previously named Dardaju ruled by an Daju, the region has been in conflict since 2003
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Darfur
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Point guard for the Golden State Warriors, six -time NBA All-star, most valuable player twice and three NBA championships
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Stephen Curry
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"She was more like a beauty queen from a..."
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Movie Scene
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Bantu and ethnic group from Southern Africa with an estimated population of 11 million famous for their leader Shaka
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Zulu
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The capital and largest city on Greenland, containing a third of the islands population, founded in 1728 by Class Pass
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Nuuk
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