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CLASSIC SONGS' FIRST LINES |
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A CCR title: "Left a good job in the city, workin' for the man every night and day" |
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These insects often cause more damage to homes per year than fires, tornadoes & earthquakes combined |
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In the English rules for this sport, the rope must be 35 meters long & you can't start until the judge says "pull" |
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Once a famous mining community, this Western Nevada town is now chiefly an attraction for tourists |
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A sudden burst of light; some can be "in the pan" |
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It earned ours: "What you want, baby, I got it, what you need, do you know I got it?" |
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When disturbed, this appropriately named insect gives off a smelly odor |
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The 4 basic skills needed for this team jump rope sport are entering, turning, jumping & exiting |
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Winning 1971's Virginia Slims Thunderbird Tennis tournament, she broke the $100,000 total for a year, a women's first |
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On "Sesame Street" he's tickled to have his own "World" |
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A disco anthem: "First I was afraid, I was petrified" |
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Up to 2 inches long, the palmetto bug of Florida is one of these pests |
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The eyelet of a lariat, it has the same name as a Japanese automaker |
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Population 439,000, it's the V.B. in Va. |
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Dagger's partner in espionage |
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"Deep down in Louisiana, close to New Orleans, way back up in the woods among the evergreens" |
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Often fatal, Rocky Mountain spotted fever is transmitted by the dog type or Rocky Mountain wood type of this |
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In the 19th c. this plant first cultivated in China had become so widely used that its name came to mean "rope" |
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This author of "To the Lighthouse" became manic depressive after her mother's death in 1895 |
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Show us some backbone by giving us this synonym of the backbone |
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Wayne & Garth rocked out to it: "Is this the real life, is this just fantasy" |
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The potter or mason type of this is named for its pot-shaped mud nest |
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The spinning circle of the lariat has this menacing name |
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The CSS Virginia was this former Union ship, salvaged & iron-plated |
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You gotta hand it to a fortune teller who uses this art to read your hands |
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