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In a tale of hard luck in Sin City, this word precedes "Las Vegas" |
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People began to "Fly the friendly skies" with this airline in 1965; the slogan eventually flew off but returned in 2013 |
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The wearer of this wouldn't likely know that its name goes back to a Scottish scholar & his followers after he fell out of favor |
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When it comes to Louisiana's Cassidy, he's just a this, & he's sitting here on Capitol Hill |
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Fingers curl as palm fibers tighten in Dupuytren's contracture, which can be caused by this disease of high blood glucose |
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In 2013 Rebecca Black naturally followed up "Friday" with this song, a collaboration with the perfectly named Dave Days |
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Named for young Danny Torrance's psychic gift |
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Aawon Buhw! Aawon Buhw! Michael Bay directed the 1993 commercial that ended with this 2-word slogan-question |
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Bad air was thought to cause this disease, so it was given a name meaning "bad air"; it's caused by parasites |
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A gentle hand gesture of affection by Pennsylvania's Toomey |
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In "'Twas the Night Before Christmas", St. Nick's these "were like roses, his nose like a cherry!" |
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Duran Duran sang of a "New Moon" then "and a firedance through the night" |
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A young adult bestseller that's kind of a twist on "The Breakfast Club": "One of Us is" this |
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"When it absolutely, positively has to be there overnight", this company said it would deliver |
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Derived from a Russian word, it can mean immense, or a prehistoric elephantine beast |
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Let's toss in 2 ex-senators with Ohio's Portman to make this phrase: Portman Fitzgerald "to pay" Wellstone |
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In palmistry, health & general well-being are what this alliterative "line" is all about, not necessarily when you pass away |
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"Goodbye", this Rolling Stones woman, "who could hang a name on you?" Well, one of you, hopefully |
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Dedicated in part to "Malia and Sasha, my two most precious peas" |
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"I'd walk a mile for" this brand of cigarette dates to 1921, but smoke enough of them & distance walking gets problematic |
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From Greek for "grace", it's a certain magnetism or charm shown by leaders or movie stars, for example |
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Time to throw out this informal first name of Iowa's Grassley |
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A boxer is said to have this "breakable" 2-word item when he's unable to take a punch to the kisser |
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In a nursery rhyme, this young one "has far to go"; as a David Bowie title, it waited until 1999 |
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Irvine Welsh's debut novel about heroin addict Mark Renton & his pals |
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This beverage became "The Uncola" in the '60s, man |
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As it was often used for upper-story bedrooms, the name of this 6-letter window style that projects out is from Latin for "to sleep" |
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This first name of a Republican senator is a homophone for the German word for "with" |
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Palmar hyperhidrosis is the technical name for these, which can cause embarrassment, especially during social introductions |
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Love & Kisses hit the Top 40 in 1978 with this title tune from a movie featuring Jeff Goldblum & Donna Summer |
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