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This part of Gustav Holst's "The Planets" is subtitled "The Bringer of War" |
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Let's get to the point: used to grab & twist small objects in tiny places, this type of pliers has a body part in its name |
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Micronesia is both a country & a larger region of about 2,000 islands within the 10,000 that make up this South Pacific region |
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Scram! On Sesame Street this ill-tempered guy makes his home in a garbage can |
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To the Greeks the goddess of the moon was Selene; to the Romans, her |
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Oui! In the dictionary it follows both film & Pinot |
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A traditional string quartet is made up of 2 musicians playing violins, one on viola & one on this instrument |
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A man named Thompson invented the screw with a "cruciform groove" & matching screwdriver, but a guy with this last name got the patent |
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Many of Micronesia's islands are this type in which a surrounding coral reef encloses a lagoon |
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Szyslak is the last name of this surly barkeep on "The Simpsons" |
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Formed less than 1 billion years ago, this 58-mile-wide crater bears the name of a Polish astronomer |
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When you add an "S" to this word meaning "idea", you get stuck with a bunch of pins & needles |
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This 7-letter word on a musical score like "Flight Of The Bumblebee" means to play lively & fast |
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If you need to take out your frustration on sheet metal, then this hammer with a hemispherical head at one end is for you |
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Micronesia was colonized by this European power in the 1880s, but after losing a war it sold the islands to Germany in 1899 |
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Tentacles is the last name of this character, SpongeBob's cantankerous co-worker at the Krusty Krab |
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This nickname is given to the full moon occurring nearest to the time of the autumnal equinox |
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Once easing pain in the dental chair, this drug was introduced in 1905 |
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Gamelan orchestras in Indonesia make good use of this "G" percussion item |
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Time to go nuts by removing nuts using one of these 2-word tools, what the Brits call an adjustable spanner |
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The states of America are "United"; the states of Micronesia are this |
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This cranky TV news director character on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" later got his own show |
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A plaque reading, "Here man completed his first explorations of the Moon" is still there, signed by this president |
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In court a defendant who pleads this Latin term agrees to be convicted & punished without admitting guilt |
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A trip to Cannes on the Mediterranean at age 8 helped influence Paris boy Claude Debussy to compose this 1905 orchestral work |
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It's a device with a pawl for holding a toothed wheel; in another sense, it's something done to prices, up & down by degrees |
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Micronesia's exports include these nuts, chewed by many Asian and Pacific peoples |
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Meaning "rounded", this odd word is used of the moon when it's bigger than a semicircle but not yet a full circle |
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