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In a 1948 work, this commie observed, "the people are like water and the army is like fish" |
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Johnson's Baby Shampoo promises "no more" these |
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Mr. Bingley leases an estate near the 5 unwed Bennet daughters in this 1813 novel; complications ensue |
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This French palace is synonymous with splendor, & a 1998 museum exhibit was called the "Splendors of" it |
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This woody grass has been known to grow 4 feet in 24 hours |
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In 1990 Warren starred as this square-jawed comic book detective |
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Born in Argentina, this commie helped take over Cuba & later died in Bolivia |
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In the early 1960s, Procter & Gamble launched an anti-dandruff shampoo under this brand name |
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This 1878 title gal has a child with her hubby Alexei but her affair with Vronsky is what gets her preggers again |
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The First Book of Chronicles says, "Thine, O Lord, is the greatness, and the power, and" this |
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This type of grass is named for the plains it covers (what do I hear?--the hoofbeats of a gaucho?) |
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A tagline for this 1967 Warren Beatty film said, "They're young. They're in love. They rob banks" |
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He's been lying in state in Moscow since 1924 & gets a change of clothes every 3 years |
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This classic green shampoo was introduced in 1947 in a metal tube (glass bottles broke in the shower) |
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Francesca really gets into National Geographic (well, a photographer for it, anyway) in this novel |
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This synonym for "splendor" often refers to high intelligence, or to the shine of a diamond |
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Timothy grass is considered the best grass for making this (while the sun shines, of course) |
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L.A. Ram Warren Beatty comes back to life in the body of a recently murdered millionaire in this comedy from 1978 |
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In 1940 Ramon Mercader gave this commie the axe... literally! |
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"Never wear black without the blue"--this shampoo |
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This title medico's life is disrupted by war & his love for Lara, wife of a revolutionary; the Bolsheviks don't help, either |
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It can be the glow some people give off, or, in physics, the quality of emitting heat or light |
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Among the most important grasses are cereal grains, like this one seen here that's sometimes made into meal |
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Warren Beatty plays a disillusioned senator who falls for Halle Berry in this 1998 film |
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What a Christmas present! This country's last commie leader, Nicolae Ceausescu, was executed Dec. 25, 1989 |
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Brooke Shields & Kim Basinger are 2 of the "girls" who appeared in ads for this shampoo |
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Thornfield Hall's attic holds a surprise wedding guest for this title governess, but love wins out in the end |
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Latin splendere, "to shine", gives us splendid, splendor & this adjective for "dazzling in appearance" |
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A type of grass popular for golf greens is named for this British colony in the North Atlantic |
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Roger Ebert said this 1987 Hoffman & Beatty film was "a lifeless, massive, lumbering exercise in failed comedy" |
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