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HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHIC AKAs |
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"I love" the 1950s TV episode in which she ordered escargot, then complained to the waiter that it had snails in it |
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Aquincum was the Roman name for this place that's now the capital of Hungary |
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Drink is Remy Martin Black Pearl, a $24,000 bottle of this fine French brandy |
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Azam Shah built the structure seen here; it's called the poor man's this, built by Azam's grandfather |
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This 2011 comedy starring Kristen Wiig featured a carrot-shaped cake & sketchy Brazilian food |
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When avoiding danger, one can be narrow |
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Old maps showed Mysore & other regions in this modern country as parts of "Hindoostan" |
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Mark: "Now as he walked by the Sea of ____, he saw Simon and Andrew... casting a net into the sea" |
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Baseball team is this one; Magic Johnson & pals paid $2 billion for it in 2012 |
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This 3-letter North Atlantic fish has been called "the poor man's lobster" |
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In "Five Easy Pieces", this actor tells a surly waitress to "hold the chicken"--between her knees! |
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Look with wide-eyed amazement |
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19th century Europeans called this Pacific chain the Sandwich Islands |
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Exodus: "The Lord said unto ____, see, I have made thee a god to Pharaoh" |
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Political contributions, in unlimited amounts, go to his favorite Super PAC, PAC standing for this |
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We hope it "hurts so good" that he's known as "the poor man's Bruce Springsteen" |
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Grill up this Kathy Bates movie based on a novel whose title continues "At The Whistle Stop Cafe" |
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Seven-letter word for the art of depicting folds in clothing, as seen here |
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Old maps used "Natolia" to denote the eastern part of what's now this country |
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Revelation: "The seven angels which had the seven ____ prepared themselves to sound" |
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Last name is this; good night, Jim, good night Rob, worth about $21 billion each |
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Mailing yourself your own novel is "the poor man's" this type of protection but doesn't have legal standing |
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In the 1931 movie "The Public Enemy", this tough guy smashes a grapefruit into the face of Mae Clarke |
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It accompanies "bow" to indicate excessive humility |
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This former Soviet Republic between Ukraine & Latvia was once known as White Russia |
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Genesis: "____ said unto the Lord, my punishment is greater than I can bear" |
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Car is a 1968 GT40 from this U.S. automaker; one used by Steve McQueen fetched $11 million at auction |
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An Iranian president called CBW, short for these weapons, "the poor man's atomic bomb" |
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