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This Greek sea god fathered many horses, including Pegasus |
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By the time it turned 60 in 2006, this London airport had handled around 1.4 billion passengers |
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Because of its diet, low fat content & being free-range, the meat of this Aussie hopper is quite healthy |
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This part of a cell that contains the chromosomes is "le noyau" |
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Walked slowly through the shallow waters |
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He's a singer, a bassist, &, as of 2014, Broadway composer with "The Last Ship" |
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This love goddess got around, having erotic adventures (& children) with Ares, Hermes & the mortal Anchises |
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The name of Hartsfield-Jackson Airport honors 2 of the mayors of this city |
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Varieties of this Hormel product include jalapeno & teriyaki |
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With or without Monsieur Bunsen, "un bec", one of these, should get temperatures rising |
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The goods sold by a peddler |
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In 1993 this bassist of some note said Michael Jackson picks up more for "Yesterday" than he does |
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Here's a statue of this influential Greek god; that thing he's holding is a lyre |
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Naturally, the Sky Train takes passengers to this Phoenix airport |
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This frankfurter dipped in batter & fried on a stick came to fame in 1942 at the Texas State Fair |
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This element is "le plomb"; get it out! |
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Structure built for moorage |
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He was a member of the Flowers of Romance before joining the Sex Pistols in 1977 |
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Maker of metal objects, the fire god Hephaestus is the Greek counterpart of this Roman |
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Israel's main airport, Ben Gurion is about 25 miles from Jerusalem & less than 10 from this city "that Never Stops" |
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The name of this Pennsylvania Dutch dish of cooked pork & cornmeal sounds like a wordplay board game |
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In chemistry, "une liaison" is one of these, perhaps "ionique" |
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A young dog, or an impudent youngster |
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Derek Smalls (Harry Shearer) laid down the big bottom end for this "Big Bottom" band |
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The name of this goddess of agriculture indicates that she's a mother; she is--of Persephone |
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NRT is the airport code for this international airport that serves Tokyo |
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Meat from a sheep over 2 years old is known as this; it has tougher flesh & a stronger flavor |
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You'll be all-powerful when you attach the wires to "les electrodes" on this, "la pile" |
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He co-wrote Led Zeppelin's "Black Dog" with Plant & Page; apparently, he had not yet begun to fight over writing credit |
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