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LITERARY CANINES & FELINES |
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This actress & reality TV star moved into "Uncharted Territori" with her 2010 memoir |
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In a poem by Edward Lear, the pussy-cat proposes to this bird |
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A battery, a claim, a checkers piece |
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To go to a higher court to try & reverse a legal judgment |
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Molecules of this substance, from the Latin for "wipe away", are part water-soluble & part water-insoluble |
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In 2010 you could go-go to the bookstore to buy this lead singer's memoir "Lips Unsealed" |
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After being sold, this Eric Knight collie trekked 400 miles across Scotland to get back to her young master |
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Spanish punctuation, pineapple cake, people owing $400,000 on a home now worth $300,000 |
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With works like the one heard here, this 5'1" Norwegian towered over his 19th c. contemporaries |
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A student who habitually fails to attend class, or the captain of a naval vessel |
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In 2008 scientists discovered an unusual molecule, with 2 hydrogen bonds, that may clean up this toxic precipitation |
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This rocker hit readers with her best shot in 2010: a memoir called "Between a Heart and a Rock Place" |
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In "Macbeth", a witch is summoned by a familiar named not purplemalkin or greenmalkin but this |
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Only 4'6'' he was the first full-blooded Native American President of Mexico |
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A quantity like extra vitamins, added to make up for a deficiency |
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Molecular geneticists practice the "isolation" of this, extracting it from cells in pure form |
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Turning 70, this fabulous star of "One Million Years B.C." took readers "Beyond the Cleavage" |
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The "white shaggy dog" in "Oliver Twist" was as mean as his master, this brutal burglar who was brought up in Fagin's gang |
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The Beastie Boys, a Chrysler model, Pauline Kael's workplace |
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Now a professor at Berkeley all 4'10'' of him served as Clinton's first Labor Secretary |
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German word for a ghostly double of a living person that haunts its counterpart |
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A 1988 Nobel Prize was for unraveling a key molecule in this "most important chemical reaction in the biosphere" |
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"Growing Up Again", this TV star's memoir, is subtitled "Life, Loves, and oh yeah, Diabetes" |
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One Eye, a wolf, was the father of this Jack London canine; his mother was half-wolf, half-dog |
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Pork bellies, talented teenagers, verb tenses |
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This German epistemological philosopher who lived from 1724 to 1804 was categorically, exactly 5' tall |
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Beastly title of a Hermann Hesse novel |
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