Anne Hathaway, American actress and wife to this essential playwright

In favor of water, beer was brought upon this Pilgrims' ship!

An epic recounting the devastating effects of power addiction, the failure of Christ, and egosim in 1920s California

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This American starlet is expected to captain the national team come the next World Cup

Facing off against Gawain, perhaps a beheading, if you so fancy?

This, the product of America’s oldest operating brewery

The younger brother of a neo-nazi in Los Angeles is betrayed by the very man who sought to save him, 1998

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While nearly-universally derided for its poor national team, this large country took Third Place over Yugoslavia in 1930's first Montevideo competition

Thomas Hobbes, the first understanding of the criticality of the state

1893, Chicago, this beer wins the blue ribbon

Tchaiovsky’s “Swan Lake: remains a staple in ballet, what happens when it becomes a committed dancer’s world?

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While most famous for being the first player to ever miss a penalty kick in a world cup, Valdemar de Brito was redeemed in Brazilian eyes for discovering and mentoring this eventual superstar

The Father of Liberalism, a Bristol native, emigre, and proponent of the philosophy of “Life, Liberty, and Property”

Little known, but rather influential, the Germans settled a singular port in Shandong, China --today, it commands a different name

A washed-up superhero actor attempts to revive his fading career by writing, directing, and starring in a Broadway production

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Remaining a point of English pride since 1966, who did the hosts vanquish to keep the cup home?

I yet survive, Guthrum! I yet live! Though his brothers Aethelbald, Aethelberht, and Aethelred fared less well

This beer law, dating 500 years as of today, still binds breweries in Quebec and the United States

After a debilitating injury cripples him for life, a stunt man in 1920s Los Angeles trades fantastical stories with a young Romanian girl in exchange for enough pain medication to take his own life.

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While Brazil won the right to permanently house the Jules Rimet cup after their third win in 1970, it disappeared permanently in 1983. This being the second theft, the trophy had been discovered once before in the United Kingdom by a mixed-collie called this: