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This transparent membrane in the eye covers the iris & has no blood vessels |
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"...don't make it bad, take a sad song and make it better" |
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There's an old expression that says these "never prosper"; remember that |
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It's a long rope with a loop on one end, used to rope cattle |
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He followed Garfield as president |
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The mauve flowers of the Paulownia tree adorn the highest grade of the Order of the Rising Sun award of this country |
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This vein's name comes from the Latin for "collarbone" |
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"...and don't you come back no more, no more, no more, no more" |
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Line that precedes "they simply fade away" in a British army song |
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This term for the sex drive comes from the Latin for "lust" |
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Go to Flushing Meadows & see the 22,547-capacity stadium named for this man |
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First obtained from aniline, the color mauve was the first commercially successful synthetic this |
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The head of the femur fits into the acetabulum, a socket in this pelvic bone |
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"There stood a log cabin made of earth and wood, where lived a country boy named..." |
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"He that fights and runs away may" these 5 words "but he that is in battle slain will never rise to fight again" |
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How low can you go? Perhaps to this place on the border of heaven or hell |
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His father was Uther Pendragon |
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Not much mauve but lots of gray in the paintings of Anton Mauve, a member of The Hague school in this country |
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The base of the fibula forms the outer projection of this joint |
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"Trouble ahead, trouble behind, and you know that notion just crossed my mind" (Now we see who's the Deadhead) |
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In his "Ballad of East and West", this Brit wrote, "east is east and west is west and never the twain shall meet" |
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The opposite of staccato, it's a direction to play music smoothly |
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Author of "3001: The Final Odyssey" |
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Bella Donna Mauve is in the Color Riche line of these made by L'Oreal |
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A ringlike muscle called the pyloric sphincter lies at the end of this, leading into the duodenum |
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In a Pearl Jam tune this boy "spoke in class today" |
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Shelley said of this, "Hail to thee, blithe spirit! Bird thou never wert!"; Wordsworth said they "soar but never roam" |
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This term for any man who seduces & deceives women comes from a character in the 18th century play "The Fair Penitent" |
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For 50 seasons this Boston-born man was director of the Boston Pops |
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"Madame de Mauves" was an 1874 novel by this expatriate American |
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