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When his name is used to describe a brandy, it usually means it's over 5 years old |
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This general used playing cards as ration cards during the French Revolution |
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Recently revived 1927 Abel Gance film, so big it takes 3 screens to show it all |
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He said, "I have never loved anyone for love's sake, except perhaps, Josephine -- a little" |
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When the cat's away, what the mice will do |
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Rich treat composed of layers of puff pastry filled with cream, custard, or jelly |
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The sweeter these are originally, the higher the alcoholic content of the wine will be |
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Popular 5-card game with an ante but no uncle |
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Its sequels were "Damien" & "The Final Conflict" |
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1st to rule all of Britain, probably best remembered for bible translation he sponsored |
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As you make your bed, so must you do this |
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Fruit usually set afire in a "Jubilee" |
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Kamchatka, Popov, or Mr. Boston, for example |
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This country's card makers tried replacing the standard suits with stars, shields, eagles & stripes |
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The 2 parts of E.T. that glowed |
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1st Russian ruler to be called "czar", he annexed Siberia &, in 1580, killed his son |
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Said Francis Bacon, "If the mountain will not come to Muhammed, Muhammed will" do this |
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Weapon featured in the Laurel & Hardy comedy "The Battle of the Century" |
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2 products which merge in a "Seven and Seven" |
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In 1983, Mr. T took a break from "The A-Team" to drive a cab in this city |
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Longest reign ever, 94 years, was that of Pepi II, who ruled this country about 2300 B.C. |
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"Man proposes", but God does this |
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Italian for "pressed out", machines to make this dessert drink can run up to $500 |
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Classic formula for this rum drink is "1 of sour, 2 of sweet, 3 of strong, & 4 of weak" |
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1972 comedy, it's Woody Allen's only film based on a best seller |
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2 of 3 Arab countries currently ruled by kings |
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"A bad workman quarrels with" these |
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Obtained from drying cassava starch, it's used in puddings |
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