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BEFORE & AFTER AT THE MOVIES |
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To Northern observers, the most brilliant part of the Milky Way is found in "the Archer", this constellation |
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Ben Stiller tries desperately to win the love of Cameron Diaz, the British nanny of the Banks children |
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33,000 foot pounds per minute |
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In Roman myth, Naenia, whose name means "dirge", presided over these ceremonies |
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The name of this type of poem is from the Japanese for "stanza" |
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With the demotion of Pluto, it's now the smallest, least massive planet |
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Dr. Frank N. Furter is dragged aboard a paddle steamer to sing "Ol' Man River" with Paul Robeson in this musical |
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Despite its name, this Marx Brothers movie is about college football |
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In a Botticelli painting, Zephyrus, the West Wind, is blowing this full-figured newborn to shore |
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Undercover cop Arnold Schwarzenegger taught it in a 1990 film |
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This solid center of a comet is usually around 10 miles or less in diameter & consists of ice & dust particles |
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Jimmy Stewart Christmas perennial about a reluctant Monty Python messiah |
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Per the bard, at Bosworth Field this man bellowed "A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse!" |
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This god of earthquakes called Rhea "mom" & spent a lot of time in the water |
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A medical aphorism, "primum non nocere" is translated as "first of all, do no" this |
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This "Critique of Pure Reason" author called some fuzzy objects "island universes" in 1775; he was right |
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Police detective Callahan enrolls at Hogwarts in search of a magical rock |
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Sometimes referred to as a living fossil, this so-called crab has been around for about 500 million years |
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In Wagner's Ring Cycle, this Norse god is known as Donner |
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This Arabic salutation, often followed by "aleikum", means "peace" |
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The constellation Coma Berenices, or "Berenice's Hair", was given its exact form by this Dane in the 1500s |
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A chummy animated phantom teams up with Nicolas Cage's demonic motorcyclist in this action fest |
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John C. Calhoun (1 of the 2) |
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This capital of Canada's Yukon Territory was once home to the world's largest Tungsten reserve |
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He fell off Pegasus to his death |
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Literally "blow of mercy", this French phrase is used for any decisive stroke |
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