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Beastly term for a new, inexperienced reporter |
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Goods transported by train, truck, ship or aircraft |
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This deodorant aimed at girls is in the title of Nirvana's first Top 40 hit |
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Published in 1826, the second of the "Leatherstocking Tales" is "The Last of" these people |
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No eulogy required after doing this to a lede, placing it deeper in the story so the reader has to hunt for the main point |
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From "Uptown Funk": "Smoother than a fresh jar" of this peanut butter brand |
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In 1964 this French author & existential philosopher turned down the Nobel Prize for Literature |
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A "comma chaser" is aka this 2-word person who prepares & corrrects a newspaper's text |
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Close observation, especially of a suspected criminal or spy |
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Naturally, this Snoop Dog tune mentions Seagram's & Tanqueray |
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"Of all who give gifts these two were the wisest", says "The Gift of the Magi" by this author |
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In 1982 this newspaper was born, putting more color, maps & graphs on the newsstand & under the hotel room door |
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To bring back someone to his original function or position |
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In song, Katy Perry kissed a girl & liked it, including the taste of this cherry lip balm |
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Rudyard's father J. Lockwood Kipling illustrated this 1901 novel with a very short title |
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These "inches" are a traditional measure of a article's length; about 30 words to each is one approximation |
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It's the breed pictured here |
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In 1973 Paul Simon begged, "Mama don't let them take my" this "away"; in 2009 they did |
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Works like the novel "Dead Souls" made him one of the founders of Russian realism |
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