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WOULD YOU LIKE A BEVERAGE? |
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Our winter is New Zealand's summer, so this man they call "Father Christmas" swelters in his traditional getup |
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At lunch counters in the U.S., this beverage is sometimes called moo or moo-juice |
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It's the 2-word term for a country's official patriotic song |
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Old King Cole called for his pipe, his bowl & 3 of these musicians |
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The Illinois commemorative quarter depicts the skyline of this, the state's largest city |
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I'm this, you're glue, everything you say bounces off me & sticks to you |
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In the Maori language, waka is this type of boat of which Maoris were master builders |
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Combine root beer & ice cream & you've created one of these beverages |
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Related to jazz, this "colorful" style of music, typically sad & slow, is often accompanied by harmonica |
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In later verses, this title woman goes to the alehouse, the tavern & the cobbler, all for her poor dog |
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You're looking at the back of a U.S. bill; on its face, you'll see the face of this president |
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Last name of the comic page character seen here |
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Hawaiians call the 48 contiguous states this; it's also what New Zealanders call South Island |
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It's the "Official Sports Beverage" of the NFL, the NBA & the PGA |
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In a symphony orchestra the 4 main groups of instruments are strings, woodwinds, percussion & this |
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"Jack Sprat could eat no fat, his wife could eat no" this; together "they licked the platter clean" |
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1 of 2 non-presidents on the front of U.S. paper currency in general circulation |
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If you hear laughter, you may be hearing this son of Abraham & Sarah whose name means "laughter" |
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A New Zealand government building is known as this, for the insect structure it resembles |
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One of the world's most popular beverages is this drink made by boiling certain shredded leaves in water |
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It's an interval of 8 successive notes on the scale; C to C, for example |
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"Mary, Mary quite contrary, how does your garden grow? With silver bells and" these, "and pretty maids all in a row" |
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This cabinet department's seal appears on all U.S. paper currency |
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Your parents hate it when you're this, meaning unreasonably obstinate |
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When topped with foam, the espresso type of this beverage becomes a cappuccino |
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He's the composer of the famous march performed here by Grambling University's Tiger Marching Band |
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A "D" on U.S. coins indicates the coin was minted in Denver; a "P", this city |
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You use this mark to denote which syllable is stressed |
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