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This literary count was based in part on a Romanian prince named Vlad the Impaler |
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In the King Arthur legends, Sir Galahad quested for this sacred vessel |
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On the sixth day God created beasts, cattle, creeping things & this creature with dominion over them |
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Yum! The ChipShop in Brooklyn is famous for deep-frying these creme-filled Hostess cakes |
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Dot-dash is "A"; a dot then a dash is these 2 letters, also a Spielberg movie title |
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The Bedouin & Tuareg are these types of itinerant tribes |
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Gandhi was deeply influenced by this count who wrote "War and Peace" |
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In the first Harry Potter novel, Harry & his friends try to get to this title object |
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The Bible specifies that on the fifth day God created this "great" mammal |
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Let's have some of this company's "Kissables"--Kisses coated with colorful candy shells |
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5 dashes means nothing--more precisely, this numeral |
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An urban myth said this Chevy sold poorly in Spanish-speaking nations, where its name meant "doesn't go" |
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"Jumpin' At The Woodside" & "Lester Leaps In" were hits for this man's orchestra |
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In a 1930 Sam Spade novel, everyone's on the hunt for this object that once belonged to the Knight's Templar |
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On the third day, God created grass, herbs & this, "whose seed is in itself" |
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Topped with whipped cream, a tall Honey Frappuccino Blended Creme from this company has 330 calories |
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The famous message sent in Morse code May 24, 1844; we guess it started dot-dash-dash |
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Born in Osaka, Japan in 1968, this major leaguer pitched 2 no-hitters & had 200 strikeouts 4 times |
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This count retired from the Prussian army in 1891 to build the motor-driven airships that bore his name |
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In Greek myth Pelias promised to surrender the throne to Jason if he could retrieve this priceless pelt |
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On the fourth day God created the greater & lesser lights to rule over these 2 things |
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Blue Moon ice cream, a Midwest favorite, tastes like this breakfast cereal touted by a toucan |
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This precursor to the CIA would be dash-dash-dash dot-dot-dot dot-dot-dot |
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This Finnish co. started by making paper--the original communications technology; mobile phones came in the 1960s |
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Known to history as a marquis, this French author of licentious prose became a count on his father's death in 1767 |
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Beowulf sailed to Denmark on a quest to kill this monster |
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On the second day, God created this, which he called Heaven, from the Latin for "to strengthen" |
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For a great hot fudge sundae, hotfoot it over to the soda fountain in this city's Ghirardelli Square |
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This term for a small bouquet of flowers implies a nice smell |
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