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This reddish-brown gland weighs 3 pounds & sits in the upper right part of the abdomen |
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"A Spoonful of Sugar" is from this movie |
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For a brief period in the early 19th century, it was the capital of the United Provinces of the Rio de la Plata |
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A gem of a color turns into what a dog will do to a bone |
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In 1945 Italian partisans caught this man as he tried to cross into Austria disguised as a German soldier |
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2 prominences on either side of its lower end form the upper half of the knee joint; you give me this bone |
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The song titled "Some Day" he "Will Come" is from "Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs" |
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It's the Andean capital city shown here |
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This straight, narrow, fitted dress shares its name with a case for a knife or blade |
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Robert Smith's band changes its name to a light brownish hue |
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Fidel Castro needed just 800 fighters to beat the 30,000-man Cuban army & topple this man's regime |
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These in women are also called oviducts |
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A "Beauty and the Beast" song, or a hospitable Disney World restaurant |
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High up & deep inland, it was isolated until the railway to Guayaquil on the coast opened in 1908 |
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Quarrelsome or not, men used to wear these shoe coverings that buttoned at the sides & secured under the foot |
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A "ducky" blue anagrams to a story |
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This simian-sounding word for a resistance fighter entered English during the Peninsular War against Napoleon |
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Hey, muscles, shoulder the burden of naming the right & left type of this muscle |
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Simba & Nala sing it on realizing they've found romance |
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Sucre is Bolivia's judicial capital; this city, the legislative capital |
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A vivid, unchaste red becomes multiple international syndicates |
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Josip Broz, aka Marshal this, & his resistance fighters wrested control of much of Yugoslavia from the Nazis |
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A treatment for atrial fibrillation is PVI, short for this vein isolation |
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Randy Newman's Oscar-nominated song from "Toy Story" |
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This Guyanan capital received its name in 1781, when it was named for the British monarch then on the throne |
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A yellow-brown color named for a Tuscan city becomes a crazy word |
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The name of this ill-fated WWI ocean liner comes from an Iberian people who bitterly resisted their Roman invaders |
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