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Agnolo Bronzino's addition of this humanizes the aristocratic lady seen here |
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This Best Situation Comedy winner of 1952 & 1953 was also the number one show of those years |
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This fruit crop accounts for a third of Honduras' exports & is the country's leading source of income |
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The vaquita, an endangered species of porpoise, is found only in this gulf off Mexico |
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A pair of Boy Scouts might use this small "canine" variety of tent |
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Hypersensitivity to a substance |
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Domenico Fetti work that's a picture touched with foreboding; its title is the type of Dane Hamlet was |
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The Best Game Show of 1950 was this, hosted by Ralph Edwards; Bob Barker came later |
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The northern border of this country is the southern border of Central America |
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This term for the paddle-shaped float limb of a porpoise shares its name with a famous TV dolphin |
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2-word term for the largest & main tent of a circus |
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An L-shaped wrench that's hexagonal in cross-section |
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1 of the 2 young men seen here with the vast world of adult life around them |
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This Best Western of 1958-59 was remade in 1994 as a movie starring Mel Gibson |
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Guatemala's coat of arms features a scroll with the date of the country's founding & this national bird |
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Unlike the shape of a dolphin's, this fin on most porpoises is triangular |
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Reportedly using canvas intended for miners' tents, he began a jeans empire in the late 1800s |
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A mixture of 2 or more metals |
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In a Correggio work, he may be encouraged in a career of amatory crime by that elusive thief, Mercury |
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She won 2 Emmys as Shultzy on "The Bob Cummings Show"; none as Alice on "The Brady Bunch" |
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This Central American country belongs to the Commonwealth of Nations as well as the OAS |
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It's the taxonomic order & group name for whales, dolphins & porpoises |
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When Achilles was sulking in his tent, it was during this war |
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A western mountain range of the Appalachians |
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This artist painted Charles I in his glorious hauteur & ostentation, only with reverential appreciation |
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He won Writing awards for 1955, 1956 & 1957 for projects like "Requiem For A Heavyweight" & "Patterns" |
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This Central American capital lies on the shores of a lake with which it shares its name |
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Also used by bats, this method of using reflected sound helps a porpoise navigate underwater |
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This Persian poet's last name means "tentmaker" |
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"Crocodilian" nickname for an avocado |
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