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Mulligatawny, minestrone & gazpacho are all these |
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The fortune-telling game known as the "Mystifying Oracle" |
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Legend says it's this winter sprite's job to make those icy designs on your windowpanes |
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Bird pictured on the current U.S. $10 gold piece |
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A 19th century saying, still popular, is that "An apple a day" does this |
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The photo of Fergie on the September 21, 1987 cover of People was taken by this man, Fergie's husband |
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An "Ecce Homo" is a picture of this religious figure wearing a crown of thorns |
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When playing checkers, each player starts out with this many checkers |
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He stole oysters to survive before he wrote "The Call of the Wild" |
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This New Zealand bird lays eggs, not fruit, that weigh up to 1/4 of its body weight |
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On her wedding day, Fergie became the Duchess of this |
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It's the revealing of something discreditable, or the group singing the following: |
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"Go" originated in this country over 4000 years ago |
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Encyclopedia Americana calls this blond golfer "The dominant player of his generation" |
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This 7-letter word refers to all domesticated birds which are raised for their eggs or meaf |
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An old joke says this is worse than finding a worm in your apple |
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Fergie's first & maiden names |
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The adjective "pluvial" refers to this weather condition |
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Mille Bornes is a cross-country French auto race game played with these |
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Dallas nightclub owner who assassinated an assassin November 24, 1963 |
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The 2 continents where, until recently, condors were found naturally |
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In the Greek city of Thebes, apples were offered to this demi-god who had fetched the golden apples |
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Fergie's father is polo manager for this famous player |
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To fold, press & stretch dough with the hands |
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The man who brought you bingo, Edwin S. Lowe, 1st marketed this 5-dice game of skill & chance |
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Various rumors said this 19th c. criminal was a doctor, a midwife, a professor & a Russian barber |
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Some of these large birds are "trumpeters", & some are "whistling", but others are "mute" |
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It's said the 1st grafted apple tree in colonial America was planted by this New Amsterdam governor |
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The London papers protested when Fergie & Di used these to poke people at Ascot |
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