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Shortly after taking power, the Bolsheviks moved the Russian capital back to Moscow from this city |
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To get out of trouble, Felix the Cat reached into this |
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Ivy League school originally called the College of New Jersey |
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Though it won a gold medal at the 1878 World's Fair, it prefers to sport a blue ribbon |
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"You coax the blues right out of this, Mame" |
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A cab, or a second-rate writer who might be riding in it |
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A former capital of Canada, it's the country's oldest city |
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Though these 2 magpies looked alike, 1 had a Brooklyn accent, 1 a British accent |
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In 1805, in his junior year, James F. Cooper was expelled from this Conn. college for frivolity |
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If you pour your beer in the center of the glass rather than the side, you'll get more of this |
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"I've grown accustomed to her looks; accustomed to her voice; accustomed to" this |
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It gets 2 beats in 4/4 time |
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Under the Muslims, Cordoba was this country's capital |
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Though Dudley Do-Right always rescued Nell, she loved this animal of his more |
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Romberg's musical "The Student Prince" takes place at the university in this German city |
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This plant, related to marijuana, is used to flavor beer |
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In "Camelot", it's "that lovely month when ev'ryone goes blissfully astray" |
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Term for fixtures that are turned down just before the curtain goes up |
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Tradition says this 1st capital of Ancient Egypt was founded by its 1st king, Menes |
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This Friz Freleng character was touted as the world's fastest mouse |
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Commonly used to designate entire University of Paris, it's actually just one building of it |
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Ads for this beer say, "Come to think of it, I'll have" 1 of these |
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"Button up" this "when the wind is free, take good care of yourself, you belong to me" |
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16th century French Calvinists |
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1 of 2 former national capitals of Pakistan |
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His niece & nephew are Knothead & Splinter |
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West Point, N.Y. is home to the U.S. Military Academy while Kings Point, N.Y. is home to this academy |
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The names of more American brands of beer begin with this 3-letter word than any other |
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"Pal Joey" song that begins "I'm wild again, beguiled again" |
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Named for a 17th c. liveryman, it's the appearance of free will when there's actually no choice at all |
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