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Bogue Falaya, Bayou Lafourche |
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This guy seemingly kicked half of the Lone Star State in the face playing TV's Cordell Walker |
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A song: "O beautiful, for spacious skies, for amber waves of bleep..." |
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As far as political contributions go, this "comfy" cash is not regulated by federal law |
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Its name is synonymous with French luxury: TOUT US VIOLIN |
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You take these "off" to praise someone, but keep something "under" one to keep a secret |
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Clearwater River, Snake River |
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He flexed his muscles from Brussels in the 1994 film "Street Fighter": wham, bam, thank you... |
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The Miranda warning: "Anything you say can & will be used against you in a bleep bleep bleep" |
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John Kerry served on this type of vessel, which became a verb meaning to attack a candidate's credibility |
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We've got her purses in the bag: APE SKATED |
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If you've surprised someone who's unprepared, you've caught him this way |
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Rahway River, Passaic River |
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In 1998 we got caught in "Rush Hour" with this Hong Kong-born star |
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Churchill: "We shall bleep on the beaches... we shall bleep in the fields & in the streets, we shall bleep in the hills" |
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Money set aside for a campaign is said to be kept in one of these "bellicose" containers |
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Take direction with their shoes & bags: SINEW NET |
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A clothing store mannequin probably inspired this 2-word phrase for a pompous person |
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Manatee River, Kissimmee river |
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar exchanged sky hooks for left hooks taking on this martial arts master in "Game of Death" |
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Jefferson: "When in the course of bleep events, it becomes necessary for one people..." |
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Usually begun by the people, a ballot this, from the Latin for "begin", is yea-or-nayed by all a state's voters |
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His company is in New York: THENCE NO ELK |
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This phrase means a situation has been reversed; in the 19th c. that switch was easier: there weren't right & left ones |
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Kennebunk River, Penobscot River |
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A weary Daniel Larusso hears, "Get him a body bag!" but delivers the match-winning kick in this 1984 film |
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Coleridge: "From the fiends, that plague thee thus!--why look'st thou so?"--"With my bleep I shot the albatross" |
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A family got mad at John McCain's use of this, their last name; their ancestors refused to brand cattle |
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He designed for Perry Ellis before designing under his own name: CAR JOB SCAM |
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Napoleon has been credited with coining the phrase "an iron hand in" one of these |
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