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This city's Peace Tower houses a memorial chamber commemorating Canada's war dead |
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If we don't watch our "L", a warning for this might be slapped on our show |
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From Latin for "put an end to", it's the term for reformers like Wm. L. Garrison who wanted to end slavery |
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When this PBS science series debuted on March 3, 1974 it was new; 24 years later, it's still "new" |
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Short masculine nickname that's also a woman's short hair style |
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She won the silver medal in ladies' figure skating at the 1998 Winter Olympics |
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The bear is the heraldic symbol of this Swiss capital |
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"Jeopardy!" proudly sports this rating |
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Thoroughly restored for its 100th birthday in 1986, on July 3 that year, its torch was relit |
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A compact laptop computer |
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Cosmetic overapplied in the photo seen here: |
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Michelle Kline got a kidney transplant from her brother 19 months before competing in this pageant |
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The name of this Belarusian capital comes from the Russian for "exchange" |
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The most restrictive of the ratings, it's not just for mothers |
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In March 1974 it was announced that the wreck of this Union ironclad had been found off Cape Hatteras, N.C. |
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Cases of pellagra began declining in the 1940s when breads & cereals began to be fortified with this vitamin |
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"Because I'm Worth It" is a slogan of this line of cosmetics from Paris |
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Michelle Forbes played chief medical examiner Julianna Cox on this NBC cop show set in Baltimore |
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St. Stephen lent a hand, his mummified right hand, to St. Stephen's Basilica in this capital |
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"Red Shoe Diaries" usually contains these situations, as indicated by the S |
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In 10 minutes, this May 31, 1889 disaster destroyed a town & killed over 2,200 people |
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The name of this Arctic tusked whale may be Norwegian for "whale corpse", due to its whitish color |
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A cosmetic used as a base for makeup; perhaps the Ford Modeling Agency has its own brand |
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In addition to singing, she co-wrote some of the songs for The Mamas & The Papas |
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The Greeks call this capital Levkosia; the Turks call it Lefkosa; we call it this |
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V is for violence; FV stands for this |
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In September 1847 this general led the American troops that captured Mexico City |
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This RCA trademark dog, seen here, was originally the symbol of the Gramophone Company: |
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From Latin for "to soften", this word is found in many skin care product ads |
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Michelle Trachtenberg plays the title snoop in this 1996 film based on Louise Fitzhugh's book |
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