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"SexyBack" by this former member of 'N Sync spent 7 weeks at the top spot in 2006 |
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The names of both aqua vitae & eau de vie literally mean water of this |
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It is believed that 2 different men known as this saint were martyred on Feb. 14 by beheading |
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During the 1870s a new method of teaching law, the case method, was developed at this Cambridge, Mass. university |
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Classic candy bar that's a female Supreme Court justice |
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This subtitle of a 1993 Meat Loaf chart-topper follows "I'd Do Anything For Love..." |
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Gunpowder is a green China type of this beverage |
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"Teach" your kids that on Nov. 22, 1718 this pirate took 25 wounds before someone said, "Heads up!" |
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This form of homicide is the unlawful killing of a human being, committed without malice |
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Woody Allen romantic comedy about a student who patrols the corridors of a school |
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Since 1933 this hall has dazzled NYC with its Christmas Spectacular, featuring precision choreography & a living nativity |
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His Grammy-winning "Gold Digger" featured Oscar-winning actor Jamie Foxx |
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The portrait by Sir Henry Raeburn seen here was bought by a distiller of this & put on bottles of it |
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In myth, the winged horse Pegasus sprang from this female monster's beheaded body |
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"Lacy's Law" in Colorado cracks down on impersonating one of these, & on having red & blue lights on your car |
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This president made a "clean sweep" of the White House from 1929 to 1933 (including the carpets) |
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In 1986 he topped the charts with "Glory Of Love" as a solo artist & "The Next Time I Fall" in a duet with Amy Grant |
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This fitness water, from the makers of Gatorade, may "drive" you to drink--more water |
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On Feb. 12, 1554 this teen & her husband topped out; hope those 9 days were worth it |
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(I'm legal analyst Nancy Grace.) From the Latin for "twisted", it's the branch of civil law dealing with injuries to one's body, property, business, reputation or privacy |
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John Donne poem that's "rolling, rolling, rolling on the river" |
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In 1998 this "nude" Toronto-based group reached No. 1 for 1 week with "One Week" |
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In 1928 Thomas Hargreaves Geddes & Eugene Desnoes began brewing this lager in Jamaica |
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On Feb. 13, 1542 she became the second of Henry VIII's wives to lose her head over the man (literally) |
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Contractors can have a mechanic's type of this placed against a property, assuring that they'll get paid for their work |
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Ingredient in the witches' potion in "Macbeth" that's a body part of a 1990s House speaker |
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