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As a young man, Brahms chose this as his main instrument & played it in taverns to make a living |
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This Golden Palamino, "the smartest horse in the movies", noses ahead; Roy Rogers aboard |
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The flag code specifies that a lapel flag pin is to be worn near this body part |
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General John Sedgwick, near Spotsylvania during this war: "They couldn't hit an elephant at this distance" |
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When doing this task, change direction from week to week to keep the pile of the carpet upright |
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It's a period of sharp increase in the birthrate, as in the U.S. following WWII |
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Brahms got off to a bad start with this Hungarian composer by falling asleep during one of his concerts |
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On the rail is this mythical horse sired by Medusa & Poseidon; he's running like he has wings! |
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It's the preferred way to destroy an American flag in bad condition |
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Alex, an African grey one of these to a researcher: "You be good. See you tomorrow. I love you" |
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Whether its virgin or extra virgin, store it in a dark place; light as well as heat can spoil it |
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After the euphoria of birth, a new mom may experience mild-to-severe depression with this "colorful" nickname |
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It's the name of the familiar Brahms composition heard here |
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& away they go... this horse that hit TV in 1956 trails early... his jockey, Gumby, has him moving as if he was made of clay! |
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In a military fold, the flag is folded twice lengthwise & then folded until this geometric shape is achieved at the finish |
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Lady Astor, on seeing her family assembled: "Is it my" this "or am I dying?" |
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Usually found effervescing on great-grandma's nightstand, this product can also be used to clean silver teapots |
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Nestle calls this nutty candy bar "America's Baby" |
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Brahms wrote only 4 of these compositions, including No.3 in F major |
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At the far turn, it's my friend this horse now ridden by Alison Lohman, taking over for Roddy McDowall |
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On this holiday, the flag is displayed at half staff until noon & then at full staff until sunset |
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This '60s guru before dropping out for good: "Why not?" |
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When doing this to your tie, like Burt Lancaster in "Atlantic City", put a piece of cardboard inside it |
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In 1957 couturier Balenciaga featured dresses with this infantile name |
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Brahms spent much of his creative life in Vienna, but was born in this port, today the second-largest city in Germany |
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On the outside is this "Toy Story 2" horse from the Pixar stables, riding like the wind |
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In the U.S., this organization's flag may be flown above the Stars and Stripes only at its NYC headquarters |
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This troubled chess master: "Nothing is as healing as the human touch" |
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You can replace a broken window pane yourself, but prime the wood before applying this, also called glazing compound |
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We only have eyes for this primate seen here |
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