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Imitate without meaning, like a talking bird |
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Named for its shape, the Saddledome in this city is home to the NHL Flames |
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Jessica Lange won in 1977 for her performance in this film, & we're not monkeying around |
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By definition, fish cooked "en papillote" is wrapped in this |
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1 of the 4 basic forces in nature is this one that keeps you earthbound |
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It's said that this court was located on the Usk River near the Welsh border |
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A greeting that means "peace" in Arabic, or the bow that can accompany it |
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Alberta is located in this time zone |
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This film earned Golden Globes for Arthur Hiller, Erich Segal, Ali MacGraw & Francis Lai |
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These chewy Nabisco cookies come in apple, strawberry, raspberry & fig varieties |
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Some consider plasma as a state of matter along with these 3 |
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King Arthur proved himself the rightful heir to Britain's throne by pulling this sword from a stone |
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Pigs do it in their pens & people do it in luxury or self-pity |
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Capital city that's home to the world's largest shopping mall |
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Named "Most Promising Newcomer" in 1955, she won in 1989 for "Madame Sousatzka" |
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It's the most widely cultivated variety of pear in the U.S. -- you can quote us on that |
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Electric current is the flow of these through a wire |
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After a battle with Mordred, the mortally wounded Arthur was taken to this isle |
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A small decorative hole in fabric, or a small hole for shoelaces |
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Name for the hot, dry winds that blow down the Rockies across southern Alberta |
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Emmentaler cheese originated in the Emmen Valley in this country |
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It's the tendency of a material to return to its original dimensions after a stress is removed |
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1 of 3 knights who found the Holy Grail |
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The "Great" one ended when Martin V was elected Pope in 1417 |
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To see picturesque Lake Louise, go to this national park |
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Traditionally, clam sauce is made in either of these 2 "colors" |
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The point at which lines of magnetic flux seem to converge is called this |
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T.H. White took this title for his stories from Arthur's epitaph which reads, "Here lies King Arthur..." |
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