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Appropriately, there's a constellation named for this instrument, which you can use to observe it |
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This alliterative phrase means to make an exceptional effort to please someone |
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Osculations, smooches & busses |
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The finger usually used to run down a list of articles in a magazine |
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Archaeologists began carefully excavating Qumran after the discovery of these in 1947 |
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This "thrilling" pop star told Vibe magazine he wishes there was a Children's Day |
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A cluster of stars called the Hyades formes the face of this constellation, & that's no bull! |
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You have to be quite a contortionist to bend under the low bar in this dance from Trinidad |
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It's a furnace used to burn up waste materials |
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To the south of the sea, you'll find a formation of salt pillars named for this man's wife |
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He appeared on the February 8, 1961 "I've Got a Secret" with the secret "I've been hit in the face with 14,000 pies" |
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This familiar figure forms almost the entire constellation of Ursa Minor, the Lesser Bear |
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This position used by yogis and Buddha is also called the Padmasana |
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Alexander Woollcott said everything he likes to do is these 2 things, or fattening |
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It's the controversial area partially on the Dead Sea claimed by Israel & Jordan |
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In February 2002 Finnish-born Marutei Tsurunen became the first Caucasian in the country's Diet |
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Alphabetically, it's the last constellation of the Zodiac |
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It's a position of the legs, not bananas, stretched out at right angles to the trunk |
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In Baseball, they're home to pitchers |
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In addition to salt, the sea is a source of gypsum, bromine & potash, a compound of this element, K |
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Spending most of his time alone, Richard Withers, by permit of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, is one of these |
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Sharing its name with an old Chevy model, this brightest star of Lyra will one day become the North Star |
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The Ultimate Back Store says a stretcher doing a shoulder squeeze may try to touch these joint behind his back |
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A shoulder-held rocket launcher |
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Eugene O'Neill wrote about a "Strange" one |
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Tourists who want a good view of the sea should check out the view from this famous mountain fortress |
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