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The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.'s stores are known by this name |
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Favorite alcoholic drink of Scotland |
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In 1954, this Dublin-based brewery hired the McWhirter twins to publicize world records |
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Though he works in California, Lee Horsley's character shares name with this Texas town |
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To a thug, it's a shiv; to us, a utensil |
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Said to have started the Great Chicago Fire |
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This company operates a museum of antique soup tureens in Camden, N.J. |
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This country's highest mountain range, Macgillycuddy's Reeks, only reach to 3,419 ft. |
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In this '76 flick, Olivier "drilled" Dustin Hoffman for information |
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Indication that a song has the right ammunition to make it to the top of the charts |
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Wife of Elmer, she's the Borden cow |
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Though it changed its name from Standard Oil of New Jersey, it's still headquartered there |
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Melted cheese & beer on toast dish named for country that made it famous |
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In "The Gods Must Be Crazy", this inanimate object has a "starring" role |
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Getting the 1st one from an Australian trainer; Batman now has 100 different kinds |
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The emotional state of Carnation Company's cows |
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Averaging over 16c per KW hour, this city's Con Edison has highest residential elec. rates in U.S. |
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Cats, dogs & budgerigars, an Aussie variety of these, are most popular English pets |
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In 1985, he got "Lost in America" with Julie Hagerty |
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Military weapon which falls between flamenco & flamingo in the Funk & Wagnalls |
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1 of 2 breeds named for a British Channel island on which they were developed |
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America's 4th largest foundation derives from will of this bandage maker |
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David Bowie seemed at home portraying an alien in this "76 film |
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Greek mathematician who invented a mirror to focus sunlight & set fire to enemy sails |
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Cow seen in Mickey Mouse cartoons who shares her name with a male Howdy Doody character |
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