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Mesquite can send these down 60 feet to reach moisture |
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Andrew Squigman & Leonard Kosnoski were buddies of these title roommates |
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A recipe calling for this American marsupial might begin, "First, you start your truck" |
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On the first anniversary of the Northridge Quake, Jan. 17, 1995, a 7.2 quake hit Kobe in this country |
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The U.S. wasn't even in the finals for this award in 2000, the New Zealand from New Zealand beat Italy's Luna Rossa |
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When footwear is of the right size, don same |
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The name of the lechuguilla seen here comes from lechuga, Spanish for this salad ingredient |
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Gravy can be made from these, the liver, heart & gizzard of a fowl; they may include the neck, feet & cock's comb, too |
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In 1804 it took just one economical shot by Aaron Burr to kill this ex-Treasury Secretary |
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Denise M. Quinones August from this commonwealth was crowned Miss Universe in 2001 |
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Existing at the topmost portion of a pig |
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From its odor, this bush is named for a smelly wood preservative that contains creosols |
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When a sitcom was renamed this, Berg & Pete still lived together, but no longer worked at the pizza place |
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Sure, they taste like chicken, but grenouille legs are the legs of these |
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He murdered at least 5 women in London's East End between Aug. 7 & Nov. 10, 1888 |
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James Heckman & Daniel McFadden won the 2000 Nobel Prize in this category for a statistical analysis they did |
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Far from a well-worn path |
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This character split the rent with Janet Wood & Chrissy Snow |
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This clinging gastropod, mentioned in a Don Knotts film title, can be tasty in a vinaigrette dressing |
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Nickname of gangster Mr. Nelson, killed by 17 shots in a 1934 FBI confrontation |
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This coach's only 2 Super Bowl wins were at Super Bowls I & II |
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Maintain one's digits overlapped |
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A Queen & 2 Kims starred in this Fox series that debuted in 1993 |
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Heaps of shells found at prehistoric sites indicate early man ate these; the petit-gris type is popular today |
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This painter said "Ear's to ya" when he attacked roommate Paul Gauguin in late 1888 |
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In a battle of Brits at the 1980 Olympics, Steve Ovett won the 800-meter gold but this man won the 1,500 |
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Remove a feline from a sack |
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