EVERYTHING CHANGES AROUND HERE |
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What was once Peiping is today this city |
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Individual bones called these make up the spinal column |
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U.S. representative from Arizona's 8th district, 2007-2012 |
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No one actually goes to the moon in this French author's "From the Earth to the Moon"; not until the sequel |
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Within a year of picking up a cane & putting on a derby hat in 1914, he was the biggest star in movies |
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The mall store with the very sexy seduction line of bras is also a spy |
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You may call it Bangladesh today, but before 1971 it had this "directional" name |
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Scientifically speaking, the mule is one of these, the offspring of 2 parents of different species |
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Defense secretary, 2006-2011 |
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A 1976 Ben Bova novel envisions moonbases in this year that also followed "Space" in a 1970s TV show title |
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CeCe is a nickname of this actress who named her daughter Coco |
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Ronald Reagan's favorite candy brand hits the pool with an awkward dive |
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What used to be Southern Rhodesia is now this country |
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The name of this, seen in the heavens, is a translation of the Latin Via Lactea |
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New York governor, 1995-2006 |
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In 1901 this Brit, a sci-fi pioneer, had his "First Men in the Moon" encounter insect-men called Selenites |
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He's been seen in films ranging from "American Beauty" to "The Muppets" |
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3 or more people talk on the phone to play a first-person shooter game subtitled "Black Ops" |
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This Ohio metropolis was once known as Losantiville-- &, informally, as Porkopolis |
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At a constant temperature, the volume of a gas is inversely proportional to this |
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FBI director, 2001-present |
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This 17th c. German astronomer wrote a speculative story about the moon, quite accurate except for giant snakes |
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Henry James' 1881 novel about an American girl who heads to Europe & shows you her "p-p-p-poker face" |
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Address your postcard to Tsaritsyn; no wait, Stalingrad; nah! Make it this to get it there today |
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One process for desalting ocean water for agricultural use is reverse this |
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Supreme Court justice, 1986- (he's been there the longest) |
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This author of "The Moon Is A Harsh Mistress" also worked on the sadly never-made "Abbott & Costello Move To The Moon" |
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The nervous system's response to a threat is either battle or flee the songs of Bret & Jemaine |
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