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EAGLES SONGS IN OTHER WORDS |
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What's called the war's last major battle was George Thomas' Dec. 1864 victory outside this Tennessee capital |
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Beverly Hills' Beverly Hilton or San Francisco's Mark Hopkins |
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Reverberation time is how long it takes a sound to die down by 60 of these units |
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Holly Golightly goes lightly through this 1958 novel |
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Medea helped Jason & the Argonauts steal a woolly treasure that has the same name as this flower |
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This L-shaped wrench has a hexagonal head |
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The Union began one of these in 1861; the ship CSS Sumter had some success running it |
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Fermented agave potent potable mixed with orange juice & a little grenadine |
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A spirometer is used to measure the air capacity of these |
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Sam Spade was a real bird brain when introduced to the world in this 1930 classic |
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Born from a "Queen Mum", she became the pink rose seen here after her accession to the throne in 1952 |
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In grammar, it's the noun to which a relative pronoun refers |
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On May 25, 1862 Lincoln told McClellan to either attack Richmond or defend this city |
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Samantha, Winnie, or one of those Eastwick gals, alliteratively |
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We're shocked to hear that some car dealerships have been known to "roll back" this device |
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Diminutive factory workers known as the Oompa Loompas show up in this fantasy book |
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This famous actor could sing about how the bells of St. Mary's are ringing for the rose named for him |
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During the Hundred Years War, France got back this duchy that had, via Eleanor, gone to England |
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At Frederick, MD. 4 days before this battle, Lee's plan fell into Union hands after it was used to wrap cigars |
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Existence in the speediest pathway |
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Kurtz cuts loose when cut off from humanity in this 1902 tale |
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The rose shown was named for this flirtatious cartoon character censored by the Hays Office |
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This U.S. Secretary of State helped found NATO |
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In June 1864 Union Gen. David Hunter burned this school, Stonewall Jackson's former workplace |
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It's the standard camera f-stop that lets in about half as much light as f5.6 |
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A big change is in the air for Gregor Samsa in this 1915 story |
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If the rose was an illustration on a poster, it could be a self-portrait of this Montmartre Post-impressionist |
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