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A greedy king, or a brand of automobile muffler |
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As you do this "so you must lie on it", which is hard to do if you think about it |
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On a single day, a satellite counted 7,603 fires burning in the rain forests of this river basin |
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In 1895 Henry Irving became the first British actor to receive this honor |
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"I get no kick from champagne," wrote Cole Porter in this classic from "Anything Goes" |
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Barbara Hutton's grandad, his NYC skyscraper was built on your parents' nickels & dimes |
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The muse of history, or an award given for the best advertisements of the year |
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"There is a remedy for all things but" this |
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The EPA is planning to extinguish all new use of this carcinogenic fire retardant |
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Stage name of Emilie Charlotte Le Breton, the "Jersey Lily" |
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In 1941's "Ziegfeld Girl", Tony Martin sang "You Stepped..." |
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This five & dimer is the "K" in K Mart |
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The Greek goddess of victory, or a brand of athletic show |
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"Gold goes in any gate, except" this one |
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The 125 ft. Sebrell Elm, the largest in the U.S., is dying of this fungus disease |
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Historically, this ancient Greek is considered the very 1st actor |
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A 1932 Rudy Vallee hit said "Let's" do this "and go to sleep" |
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Chenille stems, which are better known as these, are one of the few items you can still buy for a dime |
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The sea nymph who loved Odysseus, or a type of Caribbean folk music |
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According to Dickens, these will happen even in "the best-regulated families" |
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Du Pont recently announced it would stop manufacturing chlorofluoro- carbons because they damage this |
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Born Maude Kiskadden in Utah in 1872, she was best known for playing Peter Pan |
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Song that says, "I want you to want me, I need you so badly, I can't think of anything but you" |
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A priestess of Aphrodite, or a kind of sandwich |
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In "Lady Clara Vere de Vere", Tennyson wrote, "Kind hearts are more than" these |
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In 1988 a canine virus killed thousands of these marine mammals near the coast of Europe |
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George Bernard Shaw wrote the part of Eliza Doolittle for this actress, whom he reported loved |
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1970 Diana Ross hit also heard at the 1984 Summer Olympics opening ceremonies |
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