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The Red Sea, Atlantic Ocean, Mediterranean Sea & Atlas Mountains form the boundaries of this desert |
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The 3 spoken words following "Yakety Yak..." |
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Despite its name, you don't have to be a parachutist to wear 1 of these 1-piece garments |
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It plagued Thebes by killing & eating anyone who didn't answer its riddle |
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This actress "graced" the final edition of Collier's magazine, January 4, 1957 |
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Though it comes from a Latin word meaning "whitish", it refers to a reddish-brown hair color |
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The delta of this river, Africa's longest, averages almost 3,500 people per square mile |
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Lonnie Donegan asked, "Does your chewing gum lose its flavor" here "over night" |
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This type of sports jacket isn't always a "fiery" color, as its name implies |
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The August 1991 Vanity Fair cover featured this "Ghost" star very pregnant & very nude |
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The term "Shavian" was coined by this writer to describe his life, works & ideas |
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By about 42 A.D. this empire controlled all of Mediterranean Africa |
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In a 1969 hit by Steam, this precedes "Kiss Him Goodbye" |
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You don't have to be shoveling for mollusks to wear these pants, as their name suggests |
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The number of Greek ships that went to Troy to get Helen back |
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This men's lifestyle magazine was founded in Chicago in 1933 |
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Because they were too young or inexperienced for the cavalry, foot soldiers came to be called this |
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The Limpopo & Zambezi Rivers empty into this ocean east of Africa |
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In 1966 Tommy James & The Shondells sang, "My baby does" this |
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This high-waisted style is named for the period in which Napoleon reigned |
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The Greek gods ate ambrosia & drank this to keep up their immortality |
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This Washington-based society adds "World" to its title for a magazine aimed at kids |
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From the Latin word for "soul", it means to bring to life, like a cartoon |
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Considered part of Africa, the Madeira Islands belong to this European country |
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Relatively speaking, it was The Rivingtons' follow-up song to "Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow" |
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The fontange, a tall lace one of these worn in the 17th century, was named for a mistress of Louis XIV |
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Hermes' winged sandals were the talaria & his staff, this |
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In terms of circulation it's the largest magazine whose name contains an apostrophe |
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The two units of measure that derive their names from the Latin word "uncia" |
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