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In 331 B.C. this Macedonian traveled to the Siwa Oasis where the oracle pronounced him a god |
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A classic from 1965: The von Trapps |
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To start, how about a bowl of chicken soup with these dumplings, so light & fluffy, also called knaidlach |
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This cable network has a theme park at the Mall of America with a roller coaster named for SpongeBob |
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This tube connects the abdomen of a fetus to the placenta |
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A leaf cutter insect, or Mom's sis |
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This Thracian gladiator organized a revolt of gladiators & slaves & defeated 2 Roman armies in 72 B.C. |
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A 1985 comedy: Hello, McFlys! |
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The way she cooked this cut of beef from the breast section under the first 5 ribs--so moist, so tender |
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Rushmore Mall in this state is the only regional shopping center within a 200-mile radius |
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One kind of this is a wound on the skin; another kind affects the mucous membrane as in the lower esophagus |
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An adult male pig, or to drill a hole |
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In 337 A.D. this first Christian Roman emperor abolished crucifixion as a form of execution |
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A 2000 comedy: The Byrneses (the Fockers show up in the sequels) |
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What am I? Chopped liver? That sounds good, cooked with onions & this, rendered chicken fat |
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Nieman Marcus & Christian Dior are among the high-end stores at Copley Place in this city's Back Bay area |
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The lower teeth are positioned in front of the upper teeth when the jaw is closed in this form of malocclusion |
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A mammal that's sometimes spectacled, or naked |
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In 439 A.D. the Vandals established their capital in this North African city founded by the Phoenicians |
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A 2004 animated film: The Parrs, who look good in red spandex |
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Oy! You haven't lived until you've tasted my grandma's sweet eggy noodle pudding called lokshen this |
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The sooner you get to this state's Sooner Mall, the sooner you can find the deals at Dillard's or Old Navy |
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In humans, this bone of the forearm is medially located (on the side of the little finger) |
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A South American ruminant, or a Tibetan monk |
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This Athenian lawmaker revised most of Draco's 7th century B.C. code of justice |
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A 1968 scarefest: The title character made it a family of 3 for the Woodhouses |
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You know what I could really go for? An apricot one of these 3-cornered cookies, a tradition for Purim |
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All hail this state's King of Prussia Mall, one of the largest shopping complexes on the East Coast |
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A fetus hangs out in this womb until its birthday |
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An "Arctic" avian, or to rotate |
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