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The first official list of military calls for this trumpet-like valveless instrument was issued in 1798 |
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"Grazie" & "prego" translate to these 2 2-word companion phrases |
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To slice a tomato, use a knife with this type of edge for a clean cut |
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John T. Dorrance, a chemist who studied cooking in Paris, developed the first canned soups for this brand |
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Snarl along with "Big Cat Diary" & "Pit Bulls and Parolees" |
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A violin body amplifies the sound escaping from the 2 holes usually called these, as they resemble an italicized letter |
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You oughta know "otto" is Italian for this number |
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The Space Shuttle Challenger explodes |
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In the 1940s Stetson Kennedy infiltrated this group, whom he mocked as the "Dumb Klux" |
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At least grin at "Workaholics" & "Nick Swardson's Pretend Time" |
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Fife & drum corps often use this higher-pitched woodwind whose name means "small" |
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A journalist would uncover that "chi" , "che", "quando", "dove" & "perché" translate to these 5 terms |
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Colorful cooking methods include browning & this one associated with Cajun cooking |
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In 1827 Joseph Dixon founded a factory to make stove polish & these from graphite |
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Watch movies like "Taken from Me: The Tiffany Rubin Story" & "Sins of the Mother" |
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The theme song of "Futurama" features chimes, also known as tubular these |
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I'm loony for "lunedì", this day of the week |
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Three Mile Island is the site of the worst commercial nuclear accident in U.S. history |
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Simmer short-grain rice seasoned with saffron in the broad, shallow pan that gives this Spanish dish its name |
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In 2003 this state replaced its statue of George Washington Glick in Statuary Hall with one of Dwight Eisenhower |
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Enjoy some of "The Fairly Oddparents" & some "Bubble Guppies" |
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This steam-whistle organ was often used on 19th century Mississippi steamboats to announce their arrival at ports |
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A certain piece of hardware is una vite, so this hand tool used with it is un cacciavite |
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The USS Maine goes down, killing 260 |
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The name of this technique indicates that meat is soaked in saltwater, though other liquids can be used instead |
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Katharine Drexel is only the second person born in the U.S. to be recognized as one of these; Elizabeth Ann Seton was 1st |
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Wonder if the "Hoarders" & "Monster In-Laws" are for real |
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