One Paper Anniversary Flashcards

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ANIMALS & NATURE
Helpful for gathering seeds for the winter, which animal’s cheek pouches can stretch to three times the size of its head?
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Chipmunk

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SCIENCE & TECH
elements in the periodic table that is liquid at room temperature?

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Other than bromine, which is the only
Mercury

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ANYTHING GOES
A move he later regretted, Steven Spielberg digitally replaced guns with walkie-talkies in the 20th-anniversary re-release of which film?
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E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial

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GEOGRAPHY
Which place is home to a large rainforest, second in size only to the Amazon, commonly called the “lungs of Africa”?

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Congo basin

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ARTS & CULTURE
Explaining that “living people can dance, the dead cannot,” composer Sergey Prokofiev wrote a happy ending for his ballet adaptation of which Shakespeare play?
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Romeo and Juliet

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HISTORY & SOCIETY
In 1847 Samuel Colt supplied the U.S. Army with 1,000 of which newly designed firearm, used in the Mexican-American War?

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Revolver

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MONEY & NUMBERS
When choosing a scent in 1921, which fashion icon sniffed samples labeled 1–5 and 20–24, electing to keep the designation of the one picked?

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Coco Chanel

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BIOGRAPHIES
Which dictator released the romance novel Zabibah and the King in 2000, three years before he was overthrown?

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Saddam Hussein

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Approximately how tall is the Great Sphinx at Giza in Egypt?

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20 meters

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In the 1950s, Tunisia achieved independence from which European country?

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France

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In Disney’s “Snow White”, which dwarf was completely bald?

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Dopey

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word is derived from the name of legendary Scandinavian warriors?

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Berserk

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What was the first name of the French composer Gounod, famous for his opera “Faust”?

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Charles

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Who was the youngest U.S. president at his inauguration?

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Teddy

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By definition, where would you most likely find an epicanthic fold?

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Human face

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What Roman emperor ordered the construction of a 73-mile-long wall across northern England?

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Hadrian

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What sport, invented in 1895 by a YMCA physical education director, was originally called “Mintonette”?

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Volleyball

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In what country did the dance known as the rumba originate?

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Cuba

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Renaissance men
In a letter he wrote on August 7 1501 we determined that the new land was not an island but a continent

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Amerigo Vespucci
For Continent named after him

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Time person of the year
1986 this Filipina

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Corazon Aquino
Uh keen O

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Time person of the year
1981 this electrician and union leader

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Walesa
Vuh less uh

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Time person of the year

1936 this twice divorced American woman

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Wallis Simpson

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Time person of the year
1968 The astronauts of this Apollo mission. The first man one to orbit the moon.

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Apollo 8

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Not the V but the IB version of this planetary rocket carried crews to Skylab

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Saturn

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Titan series rockets like the ones that launched Viking and Voyager were originally conceived as ICBM’s short for these

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Intercontinental Ballistic missiles

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Miracle Gro suggest surrounding your plants with 2 to 3 inches of this five letter weed inhibiting substance

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Mulch

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Charles Lindbergh and Harry Guggenheim aided this professor’s early rocketry experiments at Roswell

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Goddard

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This Ivy League school dates its founding to 1740 with Ben Franklin being an early member of its board of trustees

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University of Pennsylvania

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In building a sanctuary in Exodus, the length of a board was 10 of these common biblical units

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Cubits

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A 1954 Supreme Court case that banned racial segregation in public schools, involved the Board of Education of the city

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Topeka, Kansas
Brown versus Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas

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This Yankee shortstop hit the game winning homer in game four of the 2001 World Series on November 1
Earning this nickname

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Derek Jeter, Mr. November

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A world record holding sprinter recently trademarked this famous victory pose also his nickname

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Usain Bolt

Lightning bolt

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As a young tennis player, the Spanish phenom was nicknamed El Niño

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Rafael Nadal

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Kobe Bryant nickname and origin

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Black mamba the codename of an assassin in the film, kill Bill

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In 2003 using its long march 2F rocket it became the third nation to launch a man into earths orbit

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China

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This company proudly states that it’s falcon heavy rockets can lift 64 metric tons into orbit via 5,000,000 pounds of thrust

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Space X

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This person who is not fun at parties, was popularized by a Rachel Dratch SNL character

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Debbie downer

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This two word phrase, derives from a Latin, way of saying the position being reversed

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Vice versa

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On a road trip in my big old whip, we had to stop for fuel every couple of hours. The car is definitely one of these.

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Gas guzzler

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To achieve the ultimate triumph after failure is to have this

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Last laugh

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When a job is not a chore but a passion it’s this of this like hosting Jeopardy

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 labor of love

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This alliterative type of vegetation is named for how it protects and fortify soil when your garden would otherwise be there

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Cover crop

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A fairy ring is an natural occurring circle of these fungi on a lawn

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Ladybugs are beneficial garden insects. They can consume dozens per day of these also known as plant lice.

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Aphids
A fids

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Death *2 is one of the two dark blue properties in the return of the Jedi version of this board game and will cost yes $400

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It’s the delicious advertising item that is a board a person wears

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Sandwich board

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Time of the year
1977 this Egyptian president who traveled to Israel to seek peace negotiations

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Anwar Sadat
Suh dot

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After an injury to the starting QB, Caleb Hanie threw for 153 yards, 1 touchdown, and 2 interceptions during this team’s NFC Championship loss in January of 2011.

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Guess: Seattle Seahawks
Answer: Chicago Bears

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Kevin Garnett played the final 43 games of his NBA career with what Western Conference team from 2015-2016?

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Guess: Minnesota Timberwolves

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Dustin Johnson, Brooks Koepka, and Xander Schauffele tied for 2nd place at the 2019 Masters, all coming up one stroke short to what American golfer?

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Guess: Jordan Spieth
Answer: Tiger Woods

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What German inventor and craftsman is credited with introducing letterpress printing to Europe with his movable-type printing press?

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Guess: Johannes Gutenberg

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Typically coming in chocolate, vanilla, and raspberry flavors, Zingers are a snack cake made and sold by what company?

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Guess: Hostess

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Ernie Hudson, J.K. Simmons, and Christopher Meloni starred in this HBO drama set in a men’s prison from 1997-2003.

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Guess: Oz
Answer: Oz

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Nobody makes me bleed my own blood…NOBODY!” is a quote from what 2004 sports comedy?

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Guess: Blades of Glory
Answer: Dodgeball

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song “Dead and Gone”?

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Guess: Justin Timberlake
TI 08

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Compared to adults human babies typically have way more what

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Bones
Babies need to be Bendy to pass through the birth canal so they have almost 100 more bones which later fuse together

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In 2006 scientist finally figured out why it’s so difficult to break. What into exactly 2 pieces.

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Spaghetti
if you try to break spaghetti in half it will almost never break into two pieces due to pretty complicated physics

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The black Forest is a mountainous region in which country

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Germany
Germany is black Forest get its name from forestation so bright it can block out the light

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Most type of chorizo, sausage, are made from which type of meat

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Pig
chorizo is cured sausage typically made from pork

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The first ever US stamp featured, which two people

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George Washington and Benjamin Franklin
Washington and Franklin were chosen in 1847 because US Congress thought featuring living people on stamps would be too British

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The widely used drug TheraFlu is made with a compound from which spice

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Star anise contains shikimic acid which can prevent viruses from replicating

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As you might guess Hall of Famer goalie Martin Brodeur known as Satan‘s wallpaper play 21 years with this NHL team?

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New Jersey Devils

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It sounds like a grassy roof covering, but this rooty lawn layer should be kept relatively thin

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The name for this sort of place you might visit for fun and knowledge comes to us from a group of sister goddesses

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Museum
From the muses

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Hebrew for lamp stand is the source of this regularly seen at the end of the year

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With just three eyes between them, these two beasties and monsters Inc. were voiced by who

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Mike whu zow ski  and Sully
Voiced by Billy Chris and John Goodman

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This post apocalyptic Netflix series follows Gus, who is part deer part human
And a big fan of candy

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Sweet tooth

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Clocks from the Amazon, the amphibian man in the Guillermo, Del Toro flick Falls for mute Eliza

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Shape of water

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With uncontrollable cravings in his past this friend of Elmo and Abby teaches kids about healthy eats with his food truck

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Cookie Monster

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The Vatican apostolic formally secret archives has the January 3, 1521 document excommunicating this German

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Martin Luther

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Russia’s archives hold discoveries like proof Stalin ordered the katyn massacre of 20 K officers and men in this country‘s army

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Francis archives national has documents way back to the eighth century like one with this rulers KRLS signature

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Charlemagne

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This century’s old fair held outside a Dublin suburb gave its name to this type of free-for-all melee

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Donnybrook

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Disappointed because I failed to die, kiichi kawano created an archive of fellow pilot in this type of World War II unit

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Lou Gehrig’s disease is also known by this initial ism

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Tuition is half off for latter-day Saints at this three letter school

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Alan Dulles and President Eisenhower laid the cornerstone for its original headquarters building in 1959

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CIA
Dulles headed

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Number one best sellers
1989 nonfiction
my turn: the memoirs of this first lady turned heads and pages

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Nancy Ragean

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Number one best sellers
1974 fiction this book about espionage with four professions in the title worked its way to number one

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Tinker tailer soldier, spy

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Merida is the capital of this south eastern Peninsular state

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Capital of the same name state but sometimes followed by de Zaragoza. It’s the site of the 1862 battle on Cinco de Mayo.
Zar uh go sah

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Mexicali is the capital of this northwestern Peninsular state

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Baja California

83
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Beautiful city of Villahermosa is the capital of this saucy state down south

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You need 2 U’s to spell this with a Chinese name meaning gold citrus fruit

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Number one best sellers
1973 non-fiction this book by Alex comfort was in the bedrooms of many curious couples

A

The joy of sex

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Number one best sellers
2019 fiction the story of marsh girl had everyone humming along

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where the crawdads sing

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Three letter responses
The RAV4 or the rogue

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The figure seen in silhouette on its logo was modeled after Jerry West

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Like the J in it’s capital Guadalajara this state’s first letter J is also pronounced like an H

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Jalisco
Huh lee sko

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Number one best sellers
1969 fiction no one could refuse this Mario Puzo novel
Pew zo

A

The godfather

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In 20 2425 DC’s national archives is exhibiting hundreds of its 1940s photos by Russell Lee of communities based on this activity

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Coal mining

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In hotel, Transylvania four Dennis is part this type of creature
his granddad who runs the place is simply batty

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Helpful in cooking this word derived from the Latin for take originally referred to how much medicine one should mix together