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WHAT KIND OF ANIMATED ANIMAL ARE YOU? |
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The wrapper leaf for these, like Cohibas, is the most expensive leaf used |
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Appropriately, this type of public building in Grand Rapids is named after astronaut Roger B. Chaffee |
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Rocky of Rocky & Bullwinkle fame |
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A baseball officiator & a huge territory under sovereign power |
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On Oct. 20, 2011 he was killed in his hometown of Surt, Libya |
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Some men can be real pigs, especially after Circe gets done with them in this epic poem |
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Corn husks are the traditional wrappers for these treats |
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The Porcupine Mountains, or "Porkies", are in this 16,000-square-mile northern slice of Michigan |
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Likely to break & a stiff hairlike structure on a brush |
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In the 1840s he led 147 Mormon settlers west & would supervise the migration of thousands more |
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In this Villeneuve tale, a monster/prince tells his female guest, "do not trust too much to your eyes" |
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Throughout history, organs were removed before the subject was wrapped in linens in this embalming process |
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Crazy! The city of Wayne & Wayne county are both named after this 18th century soldier |
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Heavenly & plunging from a platform into a pool |
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Paul Revere whipped up patriotic anger with his image of this bloody 1770 event |
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Stevenson: "all human beings...are commingled out of good and evil: and" this man "alone... was pure evil" |
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Leeches & earthworms create these cases not for their pupal stages but for their eggs |
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Fair Lane is the name of Henry Ford's mansion in this city next to Detroit |
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A pair of 4-letter words meaning to leave out & to send forth |
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Once called Lacedaemon, it was a city-state that eventually came under Rome's control in 146 B.C.; this is...! |
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One minute, this 1890 title guy is young & handsome; the next, his old corpse is only I.D.'d by his rings |
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This shoulder wrap for women is spelled the same as a past tense verb |
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This 1860s Detroiter's name is on a ginger ale that's the oldest existing U.S. bottled soft drink |
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Diego, voiced by Denis Leary |
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Pertaining to a son or daughter & a small ornament on top of a spire or piece of furniture |
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Lasting 16 years longer than you'd think, this war was won by the French, though England won most of the battles |
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This Kafka guy awakes to find he has an armor-plated back, a domelike brown belly & numerous legs |
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