HARLEQUIN ROMANCE NOVEL TITLES 2014 |
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FOREIGN WORDS IN SONG TITLES |
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"A Stolen Kiss from" one of these junior royals |
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In case you were wondering, yes, C&H still makes sugar in this shape |
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"When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie, that's" this |
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If we had 10 in our show's Bible, the first would be "Thou shalt respond in the form of a question" |
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Seattle's American Messenger Company was the genesis of what is today this large delivery firm |
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The word "husk" as applied to dogs may come from a corruption of this name of a native people who use them in the snow |
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"Rescued by" this ideal future husband |
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(Kelly of the Clue Crew presents.) Consisting of 2 perpendicular line segments & a semicircle, a geometric tool for angle trisection is called this, like a Native American handaxe |
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"That's Life"; that's this French song title |
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A dead Egyptian body, or a live British matriarch |
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From 5000 B.C. to the 1800s A.D., Native American tribes lived in the foothills of this mountain they called "Takhoma" |
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This 2-word term is a "mane" alternate name for the cougar |
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With an alliterative title, "The Maverick" this rich guy |
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It's the geometric shape with a circular base in one plane that tapers to a point in another plane |
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Umphrey's McGee has a tune called "No" this, Spanish for "devil" |
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The shrewlike Morganucodon was one of the first of this animal class |
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After heavy rain in March 2014, one of these moving at 60 MPH crushed the small town of Oso |
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Heterochromia, usually meaning these are of different colors, is relatively common in huskies |
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From "Just Friends to... Just" this |
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This shape seen here is also a gem cut, but there's no need to cry about it |
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This 3-word Spanish Santana title says, "Hear how it goes", it being a great jam |
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To honor an event, such as Veterans Day, by some observance |
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A state penitentiary is in this double-talk city |
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Before he was dubbed "Cougar" and made a name as a musician, he came to New York City to paint, a recent work is seen here
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If you have an aquiline nose, it's shaped like the beak of this bird |
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Don't turn around, uh uh oh, this guy, German for "Detective Superintendent" is in town, uh uh oh |
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Force exhibited by a moving body; let's see if you'll gain it |
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In 1958 Boeing introduced this model, the first American passenger jet put into commercial service |
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Slower than some prey, the cougar uses this sneaky 6-letter tactic Hannibal used on the Romans at Lake Trasimeno |
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