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I KNOW YOU FROM SOMEWHERE |
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LET'S RUN IT UP THE FLAGPOLE |
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"Cartesian" refers to the ideas of this man, the "Father of Modern Philosophy" |
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Gridiron stars: Peyton & Eli |
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A recent discovery reveals that the oldest mammals, large & small, average about 1.5 billion of these per lifetime |
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We were both at a meeting of this organization founded in 1957 for those who can't stay away from gaming |
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Although this country's flag is square, during WWII a rectangular flag was adopted for its boats |
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The first Greek philosophers tried to understand the universe, practicing this -ology, from the Greek for "order" |
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Music makers: Branford & Wynton |
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The Delta 32 genetic mutation prevents HIV; it's been found in the DNA of those who didn't get this Medieval scourge |
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What a nice chat we had on this country's Garuda Airlines, going from Jakarta to Hong Kong |
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The red triangle on this country's flag, a modified Arab revolt flag, represents the Hashemite Dynasty |
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Christmas carol with the line "Born is the King of Israel" becomes a witty English playwright |
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Fideists say that the source of religious belief is not reason but this |
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Why it was just 2 Saturdays ago we met after services at the Tabernacle of this church in Battle Creek, Mich. |
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The 3 colors of this Asian island republic's flag once stood for nationalism, democracy & socialism |
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The round glove worn by a baseball backstopper runs for president as a Mormon ex-Mass. governor |
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This German philosopher's idea of the Ubermensch included included people like Frederick the Great |
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In this type of bomb, 2 atoms of deuterium collide to produce a helium atom & extra neutrons |
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I lent you 300 of these, the local currency, last summer in Poland--oh, of course you've forgotten |
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Columbus landed here; the 5 stars represent the federation it was once a part of |
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The spectacular company that does the "O" show in Vegas becomes the star of "Punky Brewster" |
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The opposite of determinism is this 2-word phrase used in an 1889 Henri Bergson book title |
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Figure skaters: Sarah & Emily |
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I knew you weren't a fellow vegetarian when I saw you order carne asada, made with this meat |
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The white bar of this country's flag represents the minority & the green is for the Muslim majority |
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'60s TV actress who played identical cousins (identical cousins? seriously?) who brought us "Take The A Train" |
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