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She says girls are players too in hit song
22

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Coi leray
Players

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was a central figure in the development of the religion/philosophy of Taoism.

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Lao Tse (also “Lao-Tzu”, “Laozi”)

Tradition holds that Lao-Tzu wrote the “Tao Te Ching”, a classical Chinese text that is fundamental to the philosophy of Taoism

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This term comes from an old Portuguese word meaning “wild ass”.

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zebra

Studies of zebra embryos show that zebras are basically black in color, with white stripes that develop with growth. Before this finding, it was believed they were white, with black stripes.

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Imperial reign of China ended by Kublai Khan :

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SONG DYNASTY
The Song dynasty ruled in China from 960 to 1279 CE. There were several significant developments during this period of rule. For example, the Song dynasty issued the world’s first true banknotes, and established the first permanent standing navy in China’s history

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Imperial reign of China ended by Kublai Khan

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SONG DYNASTY
The Song dynasty ruled in China from 960 to 1279 CE. There were several significant developments during this period of rule. For example, the Song dynasty issued the world’s first true banknotes, and established the first permanent standing navy in China’s history

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Summer of My German Soldier” novelist

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Greene : BETTE
Bette Greene was an author of books for children and young adults. She grew up as a Jewish girl in a town of Christian Fundamentalists in Arkansas, in the 1930s and 1940s. She was treated as somewhat of an outsider, and experienced discrimination. As a result, her books reflect themes of alienation and injustice.

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Wax counterpart :

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WANE
The verbs “to wax” and “to wane” come from Old English. To wax is to increase gradually in size, strength, intensity or number. To wane is to decrease gradually.

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*Florence Henderson sitcom role :

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CAROL BRADY
In the TV show “The Brady Bunch”, the mom is Carol Brady, formerly Carol Martin, played by Florence Henderson. The dad is Mike Brady, played by Robert Reed.

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The National Security Council (NSC) was created by this president in 1947. It is chaired by the sitting president and meets in the White House Situation Room.

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President Harry S. Truman

The official name of the Situation Room in the White House is the John F. Kennedy Conference Room. The facility was built in the basement of the West Wing on the orders of President Kennedy in 1961 after the failed Bay of Pigs invasion. Analysis showed that the invasion failed largely due to a lack of real-time information, and so the Situation Room was built to prevent that from happening in the future.

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Ribonucleic acid (RNA) is a single-stranded molecule that is made up of nucleotides. The four nucleotides that make up RNA are

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adenine (A), cytosine (C), guanine (G), and uracil (U). RNA is transcribed from DNA, which means that the information stored in DNA is used to create RNA. RNA then carries this information to the ribosomes, which are the cellular structures responsible for protein synthesis.

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1893 World’s Fair

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Chicago

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A White Russian is a cocktail made from

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vodka, Kahlua or Tia Maria, and cream, served in an old-fashioned glass with ice. The White Russian is similar to a Black Russian, which is the same drink without the cream. Both cocktails are called “Russian” as they are based on vodka, and both have been around since the late forties, with no one seeming to know which drink came first.

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Sailor’s patron :

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ST ELMO
Saint Elmo is the patron saint of sailors. More formally referred to as Erasmus of Formia, St. Elmo is perhaps venerated by sailors as tradition tells us that he continued preaching despite the ground beside him being struck by a thunderbolt. Sailors started to pray to him when in danger of storms and lightning. He lends his name to the electrostatic weather phenomenon (often seen at sea) known as St. Elmo’s fire. The “fire” is actually a plasma discharge caused by air ionizing at the end of a pointed object (like the mast of a ship), something often observed during electrical storms.

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is the largest of the Greek Islands, and figures heavily in Greek mythology.

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Crete

Zeus was born in a cave at Mount Ida, the highest peak on the island. Crete was also home to the Labyrinth where the Minotaur was slain by Theseus. Icarus and Daedalus, after having crafted the Labyrinth, escaped from the island using wings that they crafted.

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Multi species
Sport from the French word for training

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Dressage

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Where is it spoken?
Nah wat ul

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Mexico
Boo do /Aztec
Central Mexico

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Name
A character that can speak parsel tongue

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Harry Potter
Vul duh mort
Sal uh zar slitherin
More fin gaunt

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Languages of dath rock e and Val lare e in were created for

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GOT

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This author began to construct the language known as quin yuh years before writing novels

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JRR toll keen - linguist before author
High elf language

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Nah V wqs language created for people of same name in this movie

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Avatar

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In his con Lang mang ghan E Language of thr apes this is the word for white skin

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Edgar rice borrows
Tarzan

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Movie and novel with nad sat

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A clockwork orange - Russian cock nee slang
Anthony burgess

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This original Star Trek actor created original versions of cling awn and Vulcan languages although they have been expanded

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James dew in
Scotty ?

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1984 language

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New speak by the totalitarian party
Double plus un good

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Lap in is the langauge of who in this 72 novel

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Rabbits In watership down

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Celsius and Fahrenheit identical at this temp

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-40

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This is the rarest blood type

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AB neg

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Voltage of a D cell battery

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1.5V

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Babies are born without this bone

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Knee Caps aka
Patella

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Napoleon islands
Born exiled exiled 2nd time

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Corsica born 1769
St Elba abdicAted 1814
St Helena died 18?

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This country has the most volcanoes
76

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Indonesia - active only ? Or most overall as well
Erupting over 1K times

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In 22 an older clip of Sesame Street went viral showing this character expressing frustration about having to give up an oatmeal cookie to this object

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Elmo to a rock
Zoey’s pet roxk rocko

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First nFL game in SA

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São Paulo Brazil
Packers at eagles

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Number of landlocked states

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27
16 - single ?
11 - double

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Only triple landlocked state

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Nebraska

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3 US capital cities named after people who never set foot in Americas

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Bizmarck North Dakota (Otto von)
Charleston West Virginia not sC Barry (King Charles )
St Paul Minnesota ( Middle East )