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YOU DO THE GEOGRAPHIC MATH |
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A poem by Robert Burns says that his love is like this red flower "that's newly sprung in June" |
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In 2016 this most famous French museum held the exhibition "Hubert Robert: A Visionary Painter" |
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In "Beauty & the Beast", Lumiere, voiced by Jerry Orbach, is naturally this object |
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The number of American colonies at the time of the Revolution plus the number of states today |
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This word can come before crane or cough |
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Wally the Green Monster is the mascot of this Major League Baseball team |
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Gustave Caillebotte specialized not in landscapes but these -scapes that showed street life in Paris |
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This animation studio has a little lamp named Luxo Jr. as a mascot |
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The number of countries that begin with Q times the number of countries that begin with X |
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Emily Post says 15-20% for this is standard if the service has been good & cash is preferred |
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These nasal cavities whose name is from the Latin for "recess" can produce up to 30 ounces of mucus a day |
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If you're caught up in this sticky sounding stuff, you're in a bureaucratic mess |
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Francois Girardon provided sculptures such as "Apollo Tended by the Nymphs" for the grounds of this royal palace |
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A magic hat animates this denizen of wintertime in a 1969 classic |
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The number of Great Lakes times the number of countries that border the United States |
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When you smell rotten eggs, it's probably this pungent gas, H2S |
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Stephen Crane was 25 when he wrote this novel, "An Episode of the Civil War" |
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Pierre-Auguste was the given name of this painter; Jean was his filmmaker son |
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This "South Park" character has a child named Washcloth |
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The number of continents minus the number of mountains above 29,000 feet |
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Striking gently; in another meaning, it can be preceded by "wire" |
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Used in making perfume, ambergris is an intestinal secretion from these creatures |
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In Russian, this Moscow area is known as Krasnaya Ploshchad |
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Self-taught artists, like Camille Bombois are called naive, or this term, like cavemen |
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On "Adventure Time", this fun-loving robotic gaming device lives with Finn & Jake |
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The number of U.S. states on the Pacific Ocean squared |
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It's the job of U.N. troops placed between hostile factions |
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The book "Dog Breath" is about a dog named this, who lives with the Tosis family |
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