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In the 1980 film "Airplane!", Leslie Nielsen memorably says, "I am serious... and don't call me" this |
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At the end of its arm, a hydraulic shovel has one of these, bigger than one a kid would take to a beach |
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Daedalus built the labyrinth in which this half-man, half-bull monster was kept |
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We wonder how this witty playwright would have liked "Avenue Q", the first show at the theatre renamed for him |
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2 yellow creatures are yawning, just look at the cover of this children's author's "Sleep Book" |
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Gary Oldman leads the terrorists who hijack the President's plane in this 1997 action film |
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Used in this industry, an excavator made by Krupp is the largest land vehicle ever created |
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These lascivious woodland deities, a goat-man hybrid, were followers of both Pan & Dionysus |
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The efforts of American actor Sam Wannamaker built this theatre where you can watch Shakespeare today |
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It's drama at Dulles International in this second John McClane adventure |
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A park in Morrowville, Kansas has a replica of the first of these pushy machines, patented in 1925 |
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This monster with a woman's body, like Medusa, has claws & serpents for hair, making a day at the salon a real trial |
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The National Theatre, launched in 1963, was housed for its first 12 years at this "venerable" venue |
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Sodium, sodium, sodiumsodium etc. (a child's taunt) |
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A boy in bed enters a fantastic dream world in this author-illustrator's "In the Night Kitchen" |
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Samuel L. Jackson has worse problems than airplane food in this 2006 thriller |
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It's a toothed implement for breaking up plowed soil; it's also a British boarding school |
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These monsters with birds' bodies & women's faces got a nasty rep for snatching children & souls |
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John Lithgow was the terrified passenger in the "Twilight Zone" movie's remake of this classic episode |
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It's the type of place where you'd most likely put your feller buncher through its paces |
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The name of this fire-breathing, lion-headed, goat-bodied monster has come to mean any idle fancy |
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In 2007 these studious "Boys" were back in town in Alan Bennett's play at Wyndham's Theatre |
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