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Answer
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New wave band whose lead singer is Debbie Harry
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Blondie
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Name of either a small white whale or a huge sturgeon farmed to produce caviar
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Beluga
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World’s largest ice-cream shop franchise
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Baskin-Robbins
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Medical term that means relating to the arm
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brachial
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Crimean War battle that lends its name to a type of protective headwear
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Balaclava
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Another word for a prickly shrub such as a blackberry bush
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bramble
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Title of the Broadway musical about the life of singer-songwriter Carole King
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Beautiful
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Word for Bologna smoked sausage that also means nonsense
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baloney
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First name of British philosopher Russell who won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1950
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Bertrand
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Country that was the birthplace of singer Rihanna
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Barbados
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Now-sunken island with lighthouse at Cape Cod; or London’s famous fish market
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Billingsgate
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Early Disney animated movie in which Thumper is a friend of the title character
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Bambi
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Country at the north of the Bay of Bengal, between India and Myanmar (Burma)
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Bangladesh
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The country most associated with the speaking of Flemish
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Belgium
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Two-word slang term for temporary impotence due to heavy drinking
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brewer's droop
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Middle name (under which she published) of the English children's writer and illustrator born Helen Potter in 1866
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Beatrix
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German state associated with a famous Berlin “Gate” and also a series of concertos by J.S. Bach
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Brandenburg
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7-letter word that's similar in meaning to yokel, hick or country cousin
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bumpkin
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Generic term (originally coined by O. Henry to describe Honduras) for a small dictator-led state whose economy depends on a single commodity
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banana republic
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"Glam Rock" icon – lead singer of T. Rex – who died in a road accident in 1977, aged 29
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Marc Bolan
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Capital of Madhya Pradesh, India, where in 1984 thousands died when lethal gases leaked from a Union Carbide pesticide plant
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Bhopal
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Surname of the Peter who directed "What’s Up Doc?" and "The Last Picture Show"
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Bogdanovich
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American patriotic song that begins “Mine Eyes have seen the Glory…”
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Battle Hymn of the Republic
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First name of "Die Hard" star Willis
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Bruce
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2005 movie that made Ang Lee the first Asian ever to win an Oscar as Best Director
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Brokeback Mountain
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Unaccompanied singing style typically employed in a men's quartet
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barbershop
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Nickname of the Indian film industry
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Bollywood
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Alloy of copper and tin
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bronze
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Field of the arts in which Mikhail Baryshnikov became famous
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ballet
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Capital of Queensland, Australia
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Brisbane
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