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This capital of Seychelles shares its name with the capitals of British Columbia & Hong Kong |
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A Babylonian goddess of love & fertility, or a movie bomb for Warren Beatty & Dustin Hoffman |
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Burt attended college on a scholarship for this sport |
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Gabriel Prosser & Nat Turner led slave insurrections in this state |
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The hot dog takes its name from a 1906 cartoon depicting this dog on a long bun |
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The pine & fir are among trees bearing pointed leaves called these |
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The Grimaldis rule over this country's capital, nicknamed "The Rock" due to its position on a rocky promontory |
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It'll get your motor running, your car's motor, that is |
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In the April 1972 issue of this magazine, Burt filled out the foldout |
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Robert Wilcox led a revolt against the 1887 "Bayonet Constitution" U.S. businessmen forced on these islands |
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Reaching 34" in height, the tallest dog is the Irish variety of this |
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The processed fruit of the plum tree, it also means to cut back branches to aid growth |
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This Trinidadian capital was called Puerto de Espana by the Spanish; the British anglicized the name in 1797 |
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This legal term describes a person who leaves no will at the time of death |
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Burt appeared in 2 "Cannonball Run" films & in 3 installments of this car chase series |
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On April 24, 1916 Michael Collins participated in this Dublin insurrection |
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Though barkless, this African dog does make a sound resembling a yodel |
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Its resemblance to a Biblical person gave this tree, seen here, its name: [video clue] |
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With a population of 2,300 the capital of this republic lying within Italy is one of the world's smallest |
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Pressing your hands palm-to-palm is an example of this form of exercise in which there's no movement |
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Burt's musicals include "At Long Last Love" with Cybill Shepherd & this 1982 one with Dolly Parton |
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After Dewey defeated the Spanish in these islands, the islanders there rebelled against U.S. rule |
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An excellent guard dog, it's the national dog of Japan |
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A tree of the magnolia family is named for the resemblance of its yellow flowers to this bulb flower |
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Honiara, capital of the Solomon Islands, lies on this island, a WWII battle site |
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In a proverb, it's "no excuse" for breaking the law |
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This 1972 film set in the South is considered Burt's dramatic breakthrough film |
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McKeesport, Penn. was home to dissidents in this 1794 insurrection against excise taxes on liquor |
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You shouldn't bite the hand that feeds you, but in 1991 one of these pets bit Queen Elizabeth II |
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The Latin sempervirens, found in the scientific name of the redwood, means this kind of tree |
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