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19th CENTURY FOOD & DRINK |
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ANAGRAMMED HITCHCOCK FILMS |
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16 degrees Celsius is roughly 61 degrees on this scale |
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Joseph & Edward Tetley opened a shop to sell this product in 1837 |
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It was the last decade in which Cher didn't have a Top 40 hit |
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The Mosquito Gulf & the Gulf of Venezuela are among the gulfs lying along this sea |
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To go next to your piece of the Berlin Wall, you can buy a lump of coal from this ship that sank in 1912 |
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The name of this storm with winds over 74 MPH comes from the West Indies Taino word for "evil spirit" |
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Antonin Careme created Charlotte Russe & this sour-creamed meat dish for Czar Alexander I |
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Of a steamroller, airplane or 2 U.S. cities, it was what the group Buffalo Springfield was named after |
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This sea was named for an ancient Roman port near Venice |
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In World War I, the women who had this job were known as "Hello Girls" |
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It's the 7-letter term for the common cloud type seen here |
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This Boston company introduced its canned deviled ham in 1867 |
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The island of Taiwan separates this sea into east & south divisions |
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Before taking the Russian throne in 1762, she changed her name, her language & her religion |
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A boundary between 2 dissimilar air masses, it may be cold, warm or stationary |
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Antoine Alciatore opened his restaurant on St. Louis Street in this city in 1840 |
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"The Truth" is part of his 4-CD "Crystal Ball" set |
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Bab El Mandeb, Arabic for "Gate of Tears", connects the Gulf of Aden with this colorful sea |
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Alessandro Alessandroni was the performer who added this to the music in "A Fistful of Dollars" |
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Weather records are preserved in these, such as Mendenhall; a drill can pull out 160,000 years of data |
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Pair who sold the first roasted coffee in cans in 1878 |
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In 1982 it was "Business As Usual" for this "Who Can It Be Now?" group from down under |
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Though he wrote about 40 plays in all, only 11, including "Clouds" & "Frogs", survive intact |
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