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The five model of this Toyota gets about 50 mpg, so the 700 miles between Dallas & Des Moines? only 14 gallons! |
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The dog Krypto is a faithful companion to this superhero |
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Between June & September 1692, 19 people were hanged as witches in this New England town |
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Saddle up and name this livestock pest seen here |
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It describes a certain barrier reef or blue heron |
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(Here's Anna Coren.) Beijing's Palace Museum was the imperial headquarters during the Ming & Qing Dynasties, when it got this name because it was off-limits to most citizens |
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Copy that (at 4 A.M.)! In 2004 FedEx acquired this company for $2.4 billion |
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He's the Lone Ranger's faithful Native American companion |
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It was fought from 1618 to 1648, ending with the Peace of Westphalia |
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This bottom dweller is named for the barbels around its mouth that resemble feline whiskers |
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Your writing is really this; I mean it's good, not that it's done in small, delicate strokes |
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(Here's Jim Bitterman.) In 1940 German troops marched down this Paris avenue with a name in French that means "Elysian fields"; 4 years later, Allied troops paraded down it to mark the city's liberation |
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Founded in 1986, this supplies chain has a "center" of attention in Los Angeles |
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He's the Green Hornet's driver & sidekick |
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Archbishop of Canterbury Richard Bancroft supervised & oversaw the 1611 publication of this |
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This largest pinniped is named for its size & for the trunklike, inflatable snout of the male |
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3, 1,031 and 7,919 are all this kind of number |
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(Here's Alex Zolbert.) In 1612 Japan established a silver mint in this area, today Tokyo's most glamorous shopping district; in Japanese the name means "silver guild" |
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In 2013 these 2 airlines with homegrown names announced they would merge |
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Krusty's ex-sidekick, he said, "no children have ever meddled with the Republican party and lived to tell about it" |
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After abdicating this country's throne in 1654, Queen Christina declared herself a Catholic & moved to Rome |
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This little rodent hops on its hind legs, just like its namesake marsupial |
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Radical! Totally this 7-letter word urbandictionary.com says "Americans use to describe everything" |
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(Nick Robertson reads the clue.) More than 3 million people a year take in the view from Europe's largest Ferris wheel, now called the London Eye; when it opened to commemorate the year 2000, it was appropriately called this "Wheel" |
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This electronics firm was named for a certain quality of a mechanical pencil invented by its founder |
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Evil-Lyn is by the side of this skull-faced nemesis of He-Man |
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In the painting seen here, this Dutch artist portrayed another girl with a pearl earring--possibly his daughter |
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This predator of the deep includes the name of an Asian predator |
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If "we had" this type of "time", it means good; in "the fierce lion gave out" this type of "roar", it means frightening |
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