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An instrumental piece played before the curtain rises to introduce an opera or a musical |
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Allow the feline to emerge from the sack |
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His youngest daughter, Princess Suga, married a bank clerk in Tokyo in 1960 |
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George Hamilton's 1979 vampire spoof wasn't called "Love at First Sight", but this |
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Zaire's flag sports a flaming one of these, which may remind you of the Olympics |
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A native of Naples or a brick of layered ice cream |
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A Rimsky-Korsakov opus & Ravel's song cycles were named for this Arabian storyteller |
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Java, a cuppa, or cow juice |
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King George I of this country was assassinated in 1913 in Thessaloniki |
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"The Fearless Vampire Killers" was subtitled "Pardon Me, but Your Teeth are in" this body part |
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Heavenly body featured on the flags of Uruguay, Antigua & Barbuda & Kiribati |
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Named for a spice, this cookie shaped in the form of men is a Christmas treat |
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The musical fairy tale by Prokofiev in which a different instrument represents each character |
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Steal from Mr. Piper so that you may remunerate Mr. Bunyan |
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On January 18, 1871 Wilhelm I was declared German emperor in this palace's Hall of Mirrors |
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Catherine Deneuve "hungered" for this Bull Durham beauty in "The Hunger" |
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Along with a 14-pointed star, this Muslim symbol is on the flag of Malaysia |
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Ruth Wakefield named this chocolate chip cookie for her Massachusetts restaurant |
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Term for a piece written for a funeral that's come to mean any slow-moving song |
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Sanguinary fluid, labor, lacrimal gland secretion & perspiration |
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In 1960 he became the first child born to a reigning British sovereign since 1857 |
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This Englishman played Dracula in "Horror of Dracula" in 1958, then rose from the grave for several sequels |
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Handheld flags that are used to send messages between ships, or ship to shore |
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Brennan's in New Orleans calls its dish using this fruit, Foster, for a favorite customer |
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This expression mark indicated by a sideways "V" means the music should get gradually louder |
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Transporting carbonized vegetable matter to a seaport upon Tyne |
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Rurik is the semi-legendary founder of this country |
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Some say the title character for this German silent film was the ugliest vampire in film history |
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A tapering flag that ends in a point is a pennant; if it ends in two points, it's called this |
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The cherry-chocolate cake named for the German region from which it hails |
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