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The British shortened this term to "bolshie", which also came to mean stubborn & uncooperative |
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(Oprah Winfrey reads the clue.) After tossing a hat into the air for a 1997 show, an homage to one of my heroes, this inspiration turned the world on with her smile & thrilled me by joining me onstage |
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Baby food: This brand that has a NatureSelect 2nd Foods line |
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"She brought forth her firstborn son, and wrapped him in ____ clothes" |
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Scholars don't know the origin of this magic word; one theory is that it comes from Hebrew berakah, "blessing" |
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Having decorative ruffles |
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Around 1950 3 Southeast Asian states were given some autonomy, ending the union known as French this |
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(Oprah Winfrey reads the clue.) In a 1997 show, I got to live out one of my wildest fantasies by singing "Simply the Best" with this music icon who real name is Anna Mae Bullock |
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Ground coffee: This brand that's the best part of wakin' up |
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"For what is a man profited, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own ____" |
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This term for a magician comes from Middle English for "wise" |
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Support from laborers called descamisados, "shirtless ones", brought him to power in Argentina in 1946 |
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(Oprah Winfrey reads the clue.) When I interviewed this actor, I got to tell him what it meant to me as a young girl to see an African American walk into the Academy Awards & take home the Best Actor prize |
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"But when I became a man, I put away ____ things" |
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Gol-lee! When Billy Batson spoke this word, he became Captain Marvel |
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The 1992 Olympics in this Spanish city were the first boycott-free summer games in 20 years |
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(Oprah Winfrey reads the clue.) This movie icon said to me his food company "started as a joke & just got out of control" & then he said "the terrible thing is it's outgrossing all my films" |
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Soft drink: Regular & low calorie |
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"Be not forgetful to entertain strangers: for thereby some have entertained ____ unawares" |
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This 2-word term originated in an old tale as a way to get into a locked cave |
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The Nazis may have contrived the February 1933 burning of this parliament building, giving them more control |
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(Oprah Winfrey reads the clue.) I don't often get nervous before an interview, but the night before sitting down with this supreme female Motown talent, I've cried in my bathtub so I wouldn't break down on camera |
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Alkaline batteries: This brand's Coppertop |
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"For unto you is born this day in the city of ___ a saviour" |
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The first part of this 2-word term used to make something transform comes from Italian for "soon" |
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2-word rhyming term meaning in a disorganized or unplanned way |
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