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"This is now bone of my bones, and flesh of my flesh" |
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It's the 8-letter top part of your face, from your eyebrows to your hairline |
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Patagonia / Aye lads, this country make way / Loot Buenos Aires |
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These waves, from the Greek for "shake", that pass through the Earth's rocks are caused by earthquakes |
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More than 90% of Djibouti's people practice this religion |
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"O my son Absalom, o Absalom, my son, my son!" |
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The Vermilion border defines these |
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Sing to me, sweet wench / Opera's sweet solo song / 4 letters, one smile |
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The force of these smaller post-earthquake tremors decreases quickly over time |
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Though Somali is most widely spoken, Djibouti's official languages are Arabic & this, a relic of its colonial past |
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"Out of the belly of hell cried I, and thou heardest my voice" |
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This part of your face can also mean impudence; the "barefoot boy" had one "of tan" |
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Shiver me timbers / Jason's ship be in its name / Scurvy noble gas |
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Herculaneum had not yet recovered from a 62 A.D. earthquake when this calamity occurred 17 years later |
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Djibouti became independent June 27, 1977, but it didn't adopt one of these until September 4, 1992 |
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"What evil hath he done? I have found no cause of death in him: I will therefore chastise him, and let him go" |
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"Private Practice" from... |
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Your ciliary processes are in these |
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Fleet of scallywags / Though Philip of Spain sent ye / Davy Jones comes next |
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These, like the thrust type, are defined as narrow zones where rock masses move in relation to one another |
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Temperatures in Djibouti go up each year with the arrival from the inland desert of the Khamsin, one of these |
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"The dream of Pharaoh is one... the seven good kine are seven years; and the seven good ears are seven years" |
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It's that indentation in the middle of your upper lip, just below your nose |
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O! Greek hunt goddess / No wench ye be, fair maiden / Save me from the plank |
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Differing from Richter, the MM or "modified" this scale uses witness observations to gauge intensity |
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