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Reaching a height of only about 2 inches, the dwarf willow is said to be the world's smallest one of these |
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In 2003 this San Francisco Giants slugger won his record 6th National League MVP award & his third in a row |
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The Thames, The Avon, The Tweed |
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In 1917, G. Clifford Noble & William Barnes formed a partnership & opened up this type of store |
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Alberich & Mime are a pair of fascinating dwarfs in "Das Rheingold", an opera by this composer |
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In 1998 Crayola Crayons added 24 new colors, including pig pink, fuzzy wuzzy brown & sunset this |
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A species of this plant seen here can grow as much as three feet in one day |
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NASCAR's Brickyard 400 race is held on the same track as this Memorial Day Weekend race |
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The Ganges, The Brahmaputra, The Godavari |
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You can buy a watch at Swatch, whose name is a combination of watch & this nationality |
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"In Klezkavania" is an opera from this North American country in which Klezmer & ska mix with songs by the Plaid Tongue Devils |
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If you were born in October, you have a choice of birthstones: tourmaline or this |
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From the plant's hooded shape, a variety of lily bears the name of this venomous Asian snake |
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The Loire, The Seine, The Marne |
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Get sheets, towels & more at the store called Bed, Bath & this |
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A nymph is the heroine of "Asconia in Alba", which this Austrian wrote when he was 15 |
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This bird's habit of crouching with its neck stretched out encouraged the myth that it buries its head in the sand |
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This plant, Dionaea muscipula of the Southern U.S. can take up to 12 days to digest an insect |
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In 1999 this Los Angeles hockey team moved its home arena from the Great Western Forum to the Staples Center |
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The Weser, The Rhine, The Rhur |
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This term for a trunk often kept at the end of a bed is the name of an athletic shoe store |
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If you love insect operas (& who doesn't), try to see this one named for the chirper "on the hearth" |
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If you're a purist, gumbo just isn't gumbo without these slimy green pods |
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Because of its foul odor, a North American swamp plant is called this type of "cabbage" |
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The Tiber, The Arno, The Po |
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It follows "Panda" in the name of a quick-service Chinese eatery & is by itself in the name of a women's clothing store |
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"The Second Hurricane", a "play opera" for high schools, is by this composer of "Appalachian Spring" |
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If you "spot" this wildcat of the Americas, you may mistake it for a margay |
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