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London stock exchange prices are mainly quoted in this currency |
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The Pleiades & the Hyades, both galactic clusters, can be found in this constellation |
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Silent U: To estimate--yours "is as good as mine" |
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These punks changed rock forever with the October 1977 release of their album "Never Mind the Bollocks" |
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Sony Corporation has the code 6758 on this foreign exchange |
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This Muppet fancies himself a stand-up comic & often concludes his jokes by saying, "Wocka, wocka" |
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Silent E: The bright, blinding reflection of sun shining on ice |
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Jacques Villere, Pierre Auguste Charles Bourguignon Derbigny |
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On October 1, 2011 this KISS bassist married his longtime squeeze Shannon Tweed |
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"ED" is the symbol of this, the longest-listed NYSE stock |
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Bedtime, Birthday & Funshine were among the first 10 of these characters created in 1981 by American Greetings |
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Silent A: it precedes "eagle" in an acrobatic type of ski jump |
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On Oct. 15, 1988 reggae topped the U.S. charts courtesy of this band's rendition of "Red Red Wine" |
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eBay is listed on this New York-based stock exchange |
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This literary bear reached London from "darkest Peru" |
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Silent O: A group of folks, or the name of a magazine |
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On Oct. 20, 1977 Ronnie Van Zant & Steve Gaines of this Southern rock band died in a plane crash |
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The world's fourth-largest public company according to Forbes, it is traded in Amsterdam |
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In the late 1960s this Chicago Bulls mascot became the first mascot to roam the sidelines of an NBA game |
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Silent I: This liquid precedes "up" when you add more power |
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Booing heard during his Oct. 15, 1971 performance at MSG inspired this ex-teen idol to write the song "Garden Party" |
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