COLORFUL LYRICS FROM COLORFUL SONGS |
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"So we sailed on to the sun, till we found a sea of green, and we lived beneath the waves" |
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After a hard-fought World Cup qualifier, in 1969 El Salvador & Honduras fought a brief war named for this sport |
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Commissioned by the Spanish government, this monumental Picasso work measures 11 feet by 25 feet |
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Your partner, who is on trial with you |
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The "Night" trilogy of holocaust literature |
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Prajapati, the aunt of this "awakened one", was said to be in his religion's first group of nuns |
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"Violets are blue, sugar is sweet, my love, but not as sweet as you" |
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In 1859 Britain & this country faced off in the abortive "Pig War" near Vancouver island; the pig was the only casualty |
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At his death in 1957, he left behind an unfinished mural for the National Palace on the history of Mexico |
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The quality of thanklessness |
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"Torch Song Trilogy" for the stage |
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This Beatle could have said a major influence "in my life" was me Aunt Mimi, who bought me a guitar for 30 pounds |
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"And the Red Queen's 'off with her head!' remember what the dormouse said" |
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The bloodless 1839 "Honey War" helped establish the boundary between Iowa & this southern neighbor |
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Canaletto was famous for his paintings of Venice, including "A Regatta on" this "Grand" waterway |
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Lunulae are the pale crescent-shaped areas found at the base of these body parts |
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The "Oresteia", first performed in 458 B.C. |
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Prior to becoming a "little black dress" fashionista, this French femme leaned on Aunts Adrienne & Louise |
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"I'm not a present for your friends to open, this boy's too young to be singing the blues, so goodbye..." |
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Warships rammed fishing boats in the 1975-76 "Cod War" between Britain & this usually peaceful Atlantic neighbor |
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Around the same time as that "earring" painting, he also did "Woman with a Pearl Necklace" |
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From the Latin for "mother" comes this word meaning to enroll in college for a degree |
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The erotic "Sleeping Beauty" trilogy |
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In 1928 this great-aunt of Drew opened a theatre named in her honor in New York City |
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"Gold coast slave ship bound for cotton fields, sold in a market down in New Orleans" |
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Spain & Britain fought the inconclusive "War of" this British captain's "Ear" in the 1740s |
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Seen here is a rare self-portrait of this American painter |
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(Sarah of the clue crew gives the clue from Gatorate Sports Science Institute in Barrington, IL) Making sports drinks taste good as well as have the right amount of sodium is key to helping athletes overcome a natural reluctance to drink during exercise, a phenomenon called voluntary this |
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The "U.S.A." trilogy of the 1930s |
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After his mother the countess died, "Aunt Toinette" helped raise this Russian novelist |
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