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An isosceles triangle has this many sides equal in length |
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Though "Macy's doesn't tell" this rival store, they would tell you it closed in 1986 |
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She claims "Darling, I am a wonderful housekeeper. After every divorce I keep the house" |
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Water with a salinity of less than 1000 parts per million is considered this |
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The expression "castles in the air" may "reflect" fact that these desert phenomena may also appear in the sky |
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Your navel, but not an orange's |
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A numeral is a symbol used to denote one of these |
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This NYC store has opened 2 mini stores at JFK Airport called Bloomie's Express |
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"Show me a hero & I will write you a tragedy"--& both he & Zelda died tragically |
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11 aqueducts, 359 mi. in length, delivered 50 million gallons of water daily to this ancient city |
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Guinness says it was one named Frederic which caused most damage along the U.S. coastline |
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This plant, Capsicum frutescens grossum, can be eaten green or red |
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Of the 4 basic functions, 1 that, in algebra, can be expressed by just putting 2 letters together |
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1 of 3 Western states where you might find a Goldwater's in the mall |
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Algonquin wit, she suggested for her epitaph, "Excuse my dust" |
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Worldwide, 80% of arable land is still watered only by this method |
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A thunderbolt symbolizes Zeus while this after storm apparition is symbol of his messenger Iris |
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Judy Holliday's last film, in it she plays an operator for "Susanswerphone" |
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World's 1st department store was Bon Marche; meaning "cheap" located in this city |
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He advised housewives on TV "If your husband is a breast or a leg man, ask for my chicken parts" |
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Approximately 80 calories must be removed from 1g of water at 0° C to convert it to this |
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Of 160°, 215°, or 265° F, the difference between the highest & lowest recorded Earth temperatures |
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It's a weight, you dolt; wait, it's a dolt, too |
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2, 3, 5, 7, 11, & 19, for example, but not 4, 9, or 21 |
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London's largest department store, they claim to be Europe's largest |
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Architect Louis Sullivan formulated the architectural dictum "Form follows" this |
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Usually using zeolite or an ion-exchange resin, this process removes minerals from water |
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Term for the extra cooling effect caused by movement of air across bare skin |
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Surname identified with this dress plaid: |
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