Yes, from the 1569 Union of Lublin until the second partition of Poland in 1793.

Every day is a good bird day.

South of Lawrence that trail rapidly trends in the direction of "you are likely to encounter a Northern Waterthrush."

(The bridge at Bryn Mawr has been a tremendous improvement for how I tend to use this system...)

Sweeping years-long epic (the years are "49th Division's arctic warfare training in Iceland, 1940-1942").

That should, in general, be ok! (Full text of our practices for resolving this sort of thing can be read here: www.naqt.com/buzzword/jud...)

Thanks for letting us know, Josh- our protest committee will take a look at this case.

The obviously superior option is right there (for certain central Pennsylvania values of "there")

How about "lacustrine"?

WE WANT EIGHT AND WE WON'T WAIT (cat treats)

The plan for the Crater had real potential, but the execution was very badly botched. (Compare, at a much larger scale, the attack on Messines Ridge in summer 1917.)

(Seriously, I think it would fascinating to write a set of Chicago Open-difficulty lightning rounds for some low-stress summer side event.)

Ooh, sorry, what I have written here is five instances of "ex-Confederate Northern Mockingbird"

All these years later and I'm still a bit disappointed my high school career ended without a chance at the "State Birds" lightning round.