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AFI'S TOP 100 MOVIE QUOTES |
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The St. Bernard tunnel connects Switzerland southward down under the Alps to this country |
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47 B.C.: Cleopatra (think again) |
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In superstition, the unfortunate result of breaking a mirror |
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The name of this arboreal rodent can also mean to hide something away, like money |
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The third-highest mountain in the world, Kanchenjunga, is shared by Nepal & this nation to its south |
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No. 94: "I feel the need--the need for speed!" |
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40 B.C.: Cleopatra (don't think again) |
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The scene where the subway blows Marilyn's skirt up is in this 1955 film |
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Relating to ships, as in a type of mile |
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(Paleontologist Dan Fisher delivers the clue) Mammoths often had a hump on their shoulders, which consisted of this type of tissue, and served as a calorie reserve during harsh winters |
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Head south on the causeway linking Malaysia to this island nation that was once a part of it |
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No. 51: "You've got to ask yourself one question: 'Do I feel lucky?' Well, do ya, punk?" |
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1904: Alexandra Feodorovna, a royal |
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7 is the international dialing code for Kazakhstan & this big neighbor |
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(Paleontologist Dan Fisher delivers the clue) It's fortunate that Lyuba's body retained at least some of her hair; recent research shows that woolly mammoth's wool can be a better source than bones for sequencing this |
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Botswana shares the Kalahari desert with this country directly to its south |
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No. 39: "If you build it, he will come" |
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1849: The former Elizabeth Barrett |
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Stephen Covey's "The Seven Habits of" these "People" has sold more than 15 million copies since 1989 |
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A French term for the skipping of a stone on water gave us this word meaning "Rebound", often used of bullets |
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(Paleontologist Dan Fisher delivers the clue) Lyuba's well preserved body was revealed when this permanently frozen subsoll melted, exposing her small form near the Yuribey River |
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Mexico's southern border is with these two nations |
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No. 98: "Nobody puts Baby in a corner" |
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1615: Pocahontas (& don't say John Smith, you'll be sad if you do) |
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The 7 lucky gods of this country's folklore include Ebisu, god of fisherman, & Hotei, god of happiness |
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(Paleontologist Dan Fisher delivers the clue) When Lyuba was transported for testing, researchers were required to wear haz-mat suits as protection from viruses or pathogens from this geologic epoch, marked by a succession of ice ages |
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