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NATIONS IN THE NATIVE TONGUE |
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In a classic comedy routine, this interrogative pronoun "is on First" |
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Guinness draught is to stout as Guinness blonde is to this 5-letter beer type |
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The Orca, from this 1974 book |
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In "Les Miserables" Hugh hit the high notes as on-the-run prisoner 24601, better known as this character |
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The objective case of we is this other 2-letter word |
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Damassine is to plums as kirschwasser is to this fruit |
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The Revenge, captained by the Dread Pirate Roberts |
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Hugh helped drive 2,000 head of cattle across the Outback in this 2008 epic as wide as the Down Under sky |
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Examples of this kind of pronoun are his & hers, as well as mine & yours |
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Olive is to martini as this vegetable is to Gibson |
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The Hispaniola, searching for booty |
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Spectacular circus performances provide much of the action in "The Greatest Showman" with Hugh as this master impresario |
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This pronoun meaning a small number of things is a homophone of an exclamation of relief |
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Burgundy is to Pommard as this other "B" wine region is to Saint-Émilion |
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The Astraea, a Roman slave galley from an 1880 novel |
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In 2004 Hugh battled vampires, werewolves & other creatures as this title monster-hunting doctor created by Bram Stoker |
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Biblically speaking, it's the nominative pronoun of the 2nd-person singular |
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Vodka is to Russia as soju is to this country |
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The Nellie, a ship on the Thames upon which Marlow tells a tale featuring another ship |
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In "Pan", Hugh played not Hook but this historical pirate out to abduct Peter & his mates to make them mine for fairy dust |
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