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Malcolm Gladwell's book about snap judgments is titled this eye-closing-&-opening action |
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It's the last word of "The Raven" by Edgar Allan Poe |
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Nestle knows this word for a beloved sweet substance comes from a Nahuatl word meaning "bitter water" |
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The Lydian Lion from 600 B.C. was made from electrum, an alloy of mainly these 2 precious metals |
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Red Reznikov, Big Boo & Flaca Gonzales, in close quarters |
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Like his Roman counterpart Neptune, this Greek god is often depicted with his trident & a dolphin |
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This trio of breakfast cereal mascots are known as ¡Pim! ¡Pum! ¡Pam! in Mexico |
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Steinbeck won the Pulitzer Prize for this novel that told of the hardships of the Dust Bowl |
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We bet Ken Jennings celebrates Jan. 4, the national day for this, from the Latin for "the place where 3 roads meet" |
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In 2012 Canada minted its last of these coins; many Americans would like to see the same here |
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Rainbow, Andre & Jack Johnson, finding their way comedically on ABC |
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This messenger god wore winged sandals called Talaria |
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On a football team the person in this position, abbreviated L.S., does a lot of hiking |
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"When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd" conveyed this poet's grief over the death of President Lincoln |
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Take to the river in this, from Eskimo meaning "boat of skins" |
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You're looking at one side of a $1 coin; this monarch is on the other side |
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Annalise Keating, Wes Gibbins & Laurel Castillo, navigating the law |
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She was ready to go to battle from the moment she sprang from Zeus' head |
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You'll need some of the aromatic spice in their name to make a batch of these treats |
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"The Left Hand of Darkness" is a sci-fi novel by this woman whose middle initial stands for Kroeber |
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For sore muscles use a whirlpool bath to get some relief through this, from the Greek for "water" & "healing" |
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Until 1971 a bob in London wasn't just a nickname but this, part of a pound |
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A host of "hosts" on HBO: Dolores Abernathy, Teddy Flood & Sheriff Reed |
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The Eleusinian mysteries were secret religious rites honoring this Greek goddess of agriculture |
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Be careful around this critter aka an alligator snapper |
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For this woman seen here, "One Writer's Beginnings" was in 1909 in Jackson, Mississippi |
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"Cobra" comes from the Portuguese cobra de capello, meaning "snake with" one of these coverings |
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Helvetia, the female personification of this nation, is depicted on its money |
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Rebecca Bunch, Paula Proctor & Darryl Whitefeather... sing out now! |
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As the wife of Zeus, she was the queen of the Olympian gods |
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