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The 2 standard ingredients in a traditional mimosa cocktail |
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Abbreviated DM, this monetary unit ceased to be legal tender in Europe in 2002 |
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"Agriculture" & this unit of measure equal to 43,560 square feet both come from the Latin for "field" |
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Along with the career record for strikeouts--5,714--he holds the career record for walks with 2,795 |
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Strike "out" from a part of Australia & get this part of your anatomy |
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In 1498 this Portuguese explorer acquired the services of a seaman who led him to India |
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They're the 2 main political parties in the United Kingdom |
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About a third of the people in this 25-mile-long coastal territory between Egypt & Israel live in refugee camps |
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Before harvest, sugarcane fields undergo short burns to remove leaves, with these sugar-containing stems remaining |
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Only Greg Maddux & this 6'10" Diamondbacks flamethrower have won 4 straight Cy Young awards |
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Remove "out" from a word meaning sociable & gregarious to get this word of departure |
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4-letter name of the ruler of Walachia whom the Turks referred to as "the impaler prince" |
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They're the 2 Ivy League schools that are located in New York |
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Oddly, Australia's highest peak is named for this Polish patriot |
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In the 1930s, Pan Am grew vegetables on Wake Island for passengers by using this soilless method |
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The pitcher most recently named the American league's MVP was this fireballing Tiger in 2011 |
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Strike "out" from a type of marine motor & get this plank |
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This "Magnificent" Medici ruled Florence from 1469 to 1492 without any official title |
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Located in Asia, the only 2 countries whose names begin with "A" but don't end with "A" |
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They're the 2 official languages of both Chad & Djibouti |
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In 1978 this team's Ron Guidry, 25-3, achieved the highest winning percentage of any 20-game winner with .893 |
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Remove the "out" from a rejected person & get this medical item |
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In 1411 the pope excommunicated this Czech reformer for espousing the tenets of John Wycliffe |
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They're the only 2 egg-laying mammals |
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Japan's third-largest city, in 1970 it became the first city in Asia to host the World's Fair |
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The Nationals' Blake Treinen has hit 100 mph with this type of pitch that gets its name from its downward motion |
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Strike "out" from a military maneuver & get this long, boneless cut of steak |
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