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The proverb says, "birds of a feather" do this "together" |
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The Southeast Asian archer fish shoots down its prey with a jet of this |
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The subway in Washington, DC shares its name with this one in Paris |
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In this city's Plaza of the 3 Cultures, you can see modern apartments, a colonial church, & Aztec ruins |
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After 9 seasons, in 1971, CBS did some rural housecleaning & put this family out to pasture |
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Pieces of game equipment you shouldn't shoot if they're "loaded" |
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It's the basin that holds the water when you get baptized |
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A gulper fish can grow to a length of 6 feet, but most of its body is this huge opening |
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This oldest U.S. railroad common carrier, founded in Md. in 1827, 1st used horses & sailcars for locomotion |
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American landmark closed from June 24, 1985 to July 4, 1986 |
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Sports profession of Jamie Sommers before she became the Bionic Woman |
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On the American double-zero roulette wheel, the odds of any # coming up, though the house pays less |
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A young deer, or a famous paper-shredding secretary |
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Flatfish spend most of their lives lying buried in sand with only these organs protruding |
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Pan Am was begun to carry mail between Key West & this country with which our communications are now strained |
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This city's Landmarks Preservation Foundation is using plaques designed by Tiffany & Co. |
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City in which "My Sister Sam" is set |
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It's what you have to pick to win a "quiniela" |
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Literally, the name of this biblical gift means "superior incense" |
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This dreaded fish is known for its lumpy body, venomous spines & ability to hide among boulders |
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If your pickup truck is a "brat", it's made by this company |
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Rio landmark whose name in Portuguese "Pao de Acucar" |
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This 2-word French term for a siren literally means "disastrous woman" |
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This "fishing" fish attracts food by dangling fleshy bait that grows from a fin on its head |
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In 1885, Gottlieb Daimler & this fellow German built the 1st gasoline-powered vehicles |
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It took over 50 years, but the mortgage on this Arizona/Nevada landmark was paid off in 1987 |
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From 1966-69, this "African" series was shot in Africa, USA, a wild animal park outside L.A. |
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