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Contrary to popular belief, diamondbacks don't always do this before striking |
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For centuries the Japanese language has used characters adopted from this language |
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"There's no need to fear", this comic is once again here |
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According to the Beach Boys, "If ev'rybody had an ocean across the U.S.A., then ev'rybody'd be" doing this |
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You might have read her novel "Orlando" if you're not afraid of her |
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Often bright green & squawky, true "lovebirds" belong to this bird family |
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The story in Genesis that explains man's diversity of language |
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Archie's pal is Jughead & his rival, this guy |
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"Beyond the Sea", his version of the French song "La Mer", was a 1960 hit for this singer |
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Set designer Tony Walton & director Blake Edwards |
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Flutes, oboes & clarinets, for example |
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It's the largest member of the camel family that's native to South America |
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In Shaw's "Pygmalion", it's the dialect Eliza Doolittle is trying to lose |
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Oh yeah! this wacky soft drink pitchman, er...pitch-pitcher, now has his own comic |
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Song which opens, "Come all ye young fellows that follow the sea" |
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Spanish photographer Paco Grande, but not Mikhail Baryshnikov or Sam Shepard |
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Robert Redford portrayed him in "All The President's Men" |
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This big monkey has blue cheeks, a red nose & a red & blue rump |
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Though heavily influenced by Italian, Maltese is a dialect of this Semitic language |
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[VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE] Touted as the "Mickey Mouse of Japan", this little robot wants to be a real person: |
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Frank White, a barber; Jules W. "Nicky" Arnstein, a gambler; & Billy Rose, a producer |
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A loudspeaker designed to reproduce low frequencies |
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This tightly curled fur comes from newborn Karakul sheep |
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In Spanish, the "tilde" goes above this letter |
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DC comic book group of heroes, they used to be "of America", now they're "International" |
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Mel Ferrer & a psychiatrist named Dr. Dotti |
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Dog trainer called "a cross between a drill sergeant & Dr. Doolittle", she passed away in July 1988 |
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