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These inseparable twins flee from Alice when they are startled by a giant crow |
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Experiments with hamsters show exercise may ease symptoms of this post-flight malady |
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These snake organs always look open because they're covered with clear "scales" |
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3-letter term for the rocks mined for aluminum, iron or lead among others |
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Appropriately, the Latin root of this kitchen appliance means "cold" |
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In the original manuscript, the croquet mallets were ostriches but in the later versions became these birds |
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Most of the customers of the Young Americans Bank of this "Centennial" capital city are ages 7 to 10 |
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A fight, a lock, a pocket |
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If a python wanted to kill you he'd probably do it this way |
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Of a stalagmite, a stalactite or a helictite, the one that only grows from the ground up |
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From Latin for "straight forward", it's the opposite of poetry |
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This rabbit's house has chimney shaped like ears & a roof thatched with fur |
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To show it was impossible for her to hide under it, Philippine President Aquino displayed hers to reporters |
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A pirate's parrot, an epaulet, the weight of the world |
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To defend itself the North American hognose snake rolls over & does this |
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Pyrite contains both sulfur & iron but only a "fool" thinks it contains this |
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From Latin for "middle", it's a middle value in statistics & a middle strip in a road |
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Alice finds his watch odd, for it tells the day & not the hour |
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On Monday, January 25, 1988, Buckingham Palace announced this was due in August 1988 |
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A cactus, a camel, an aquarium |
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The largest cobra, it's scientific name, "Ophiophagus", is an adjective meaning it eats other snakes |
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From Greek for "to write", it's what does the writing in most pencils |
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From the Latin "to measure", it's what an adjective does |
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This bewhiskered old gent "was dressed in tin armour, which seemed to fit him very badly" |
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In December 1987, Alderman Eugene Sawyer was selected as mayor of this U.S. city |
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Sheena Easton, Superman, Longfellow's "Little Girl" |
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Poisonous sea snakes occur naturally in tropical areas of these 2 oceans |
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The hardness of a mineral is measured by this scale |
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The Latin for "rule" gave us this term for a systematic plan to improve & maintain a patient's health |
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