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In 1970 the Four Tops joined with this newly Diana Ross-less group on "River Deep--Mountain High" |
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The American Lung Association says this alliterative danger kills 41,000 people a year |
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It's the legislative capital of South Africa |
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Originally set up to discuss reforms, 1095's Council of Clermont led to these excursions following a speech by Pope Urban II |
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A newspaper banner item becomes one of these, like "So, do you come here often?" |
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The name of this Roman goddess adorns many a voluptuous female statue, including one "of Willendorf" |
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Now a kids' favorite, this old folk song was a favorite of Carl Sandburg |
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The Alzheimer's Foundation says you can make this "priceless donation to science" |
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Part of the border between Vermont & New York is this lake |
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Earphones & a mouthpiece become this part of a tennis match |
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To commemorate the July Revolution, Eugene Delacroix painted the allegorical this figure "Leading the People" |
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Completes the chorus of a John Denver song: "Mountain mama, take me home..." |
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They do serve wine at fundraisers of the foundation fighting cirrhosis & this organ's other big ailments |
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This city in Alberta hosts an annual Stampede, 10 days of rodeo events |
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Charlemagne was the first, but it wasn't until Otto the Great was crowned in 962 A.D. that this title really took off |
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A woman in charge of a school changes into this rival of a wife |
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This "dotty" art theory & technique was developed by the Neo-Impressionists |
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In 1967 this late, great R&B singer teamed with Tammi Terrell on "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" |
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Founded in 1924, this group calls itself "the world leader in" CPR training |
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Mount Cinto is on this French island |
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Seen here around 1340 are nuns of the group called "the Poor" these, after the name of their founder, a woman of Assisi |
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An executive recruiter becomes this shade of green |
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Neil Young sang, "Oh to live on" this title place, "with the barkers & the colored balloons"...but you can't be 20 there |
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In 1944 the first eye bank made transplants of these parts more reliable than the old source, Sing Sing executions |
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A certain horse breed originated near this 100-mile-long Scottish river |
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In 1240 Mongol leader Batu Khan's forces destroyed this cradle city of Russian civilization |
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A heavy metal fan becomes this British sausage |
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