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In some areas of Donegal County's west coast, this Irish tongue is the spoken first language, not English |
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To describe how you move objects between icons on a desktop, this word is paired with "drop" |
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That was simply this awe-inspiring adjective often paired with "the ridiculous" |
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A "miserable(s)" author: TOUCH VIGOR |
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Each July pilgrims climb Ireland's holy mountain Croagh Patrick, in this county that sounds like a sandwich spread |
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If we're talking NiCads, we're talking about these in laptops |
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This title for Christian ministers such as Ike is also an adjective meaning "deserving respect" |
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Far from the "Twilight" of her career: EERIEST MEN HYPE |
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From Piccadilly & Leicester square, "it's a long way to" this largest inland Irish county |
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OS can stand for operating system or this movement to make operating systems & other programs freely available |
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Figure skating's Elvis Stojko |
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As part of my sense of awe, I feel this 5-letter synonym for deep fear |
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Oh, the courtroom drama: HORNS JAG HIM |
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This largest Irish county in area is home to Doneraile National Park & Blarney Castle |
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Actors might memorize these rectangles that appear onscreen to present information, then vanish |
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Soccer's Cristiano Ronaldo |
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I kneel before this Broadway theatre where "The Phantom of the Opera" has been playing since 1988 |
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A bit of Danish in Africa: I SNEAKED SIN |
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The lakes of Killarney & Dingle Peninsula make this SW county one of Ireland's most popular tourist destinations |
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The "RW" in DVD-RW is for this adjective, meaning users can erase what's on the DVD & put new stuff on it |
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The Latin mirabilis gave us this word for something awesome or what we do "at" it |
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Rely on this American poet: PERSON WHOM ALL READ |
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