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The 1,452-page Penguin Classics edition of this Tolstoy tome, if you've got a month or 2 to spare |
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Not just for the stoutest: INN GUESS |
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A hair color that could be platinum or peroxide |
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Doubtful we'll see a rematch of the 1919 version of this "Granddaddy of Them All" bowl game: Great Lakes 17, Mare Island 0 |
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Article I, Section 1: "All legislative Powers herein granted shall be vested in a ____ of the United States" |
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From the Latin for "thing to be done", it's a list of items to be covered at a meeting |
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James Baldwin's 1953 classic "Go Tell It On" this |
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Perfect for award season: PROBABLE BIB NUTS |
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Bear Bryant led Maryland & 2 other schools before rolling to 232 wins at this university |
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At the end: "Done in Convention...in the Year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ____ ____" |
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In show biz this Latin phrase means "improvise, wing it"; on a prescription, it means take it as you like |
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This man's "Morte d'Arthur"; you're into 15th century English prose, right? |
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Out with the old: CLEAN STEW |
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A condiment made from the seeds of plants of the genus Brassica |
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Awarded since 1972 in 2015 the Commander-in-Chief's trophy was won by this Maryland school |
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Article VI: "No religious ____ shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust" |
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Beginning 1972, these ABC specials dealt with issues & concerns of young people |
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William Blake's "Songs of Innocence and of Experience", including this poem about a member of the Felidae family |
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Tonight is kind of special: NEW LABOUR |
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The wildflower and copy paper color seen here |
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Gipper-winning aside, he graduated from Notre Dame in 1914 & taught chemistry at the school before he was head coach |
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Amendment XII: "The ____ shall meet in their respective states and vote by ballot for President and Vice-President |
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Say the name of a pain reliever brand, add 2 syllables & you have this word meaning "to relieve pain" |
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Charles Dickens' "Nicholas Nickleby", originally published under this 3-letter pseudonym |
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Enjoyed by a "range" of people: AREA INVADERS |
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A type of transport; the color is AKA chrome yellow |
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Article II, Section 2: "The President... shall have Power, by and with the ____ and ____ of the Senate, to make Treaties" |
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Robert Herrick rhymed, "Against diseases here the strongest fence / is the defensive virtue", this one |
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