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| Yo! This Domino's mascot was created in 1986. | |
| Shake it like this brand of film, which was first introduced in 1948 | |
| Richard Hell fronted this first-wave punk rock band. | |
| This term refers to a commonly-known tidbit that is actually false, though it is also used to mean any meaningless trivia. | |
| These 'star-like' objects are commonly found between Mars and Jupiter. | |
| 1986 Taito arcade game based on Atari's Breakout series. | |
| This gland, located in the neck, regulates metabolism, among other functions. | |
| King Crimson recorded a song about this type of '21st Century Man.' | |
| Increasing fiber intake is a recommended cure when these vascular structures become inflamed. | |
| Despite their name, these membranes are not found in spiders, but rather covering the brain and spinal cord of humans. | |
| This 'devilish' BitTorrent tracker was created in 2003 by an anonymous Serb. | |
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| There are currently 11 games in this sci-fi video game series launched in 1986. | |
| These organic compounds are useful for many purposes in addition to making people hit more home runs. | |
| This compound is most commonly associated with film. Morrissey wanted to go down in this kind of history. | |
| To stay away from; consumers were warned to do this with the answer to the first clue. | |
| Like Marvin in Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, people who believe they are constantly being persecuted are described by this adjective. | |
| Marvin was also this type of human-like robot. | |
| Completely lacking, untouched by, or free from. | |
| Almost globe-like; technically, an ellipsoid with two equal semi-diameters. | |
| A thin loop of wire that produces a magnetic field when electricity passes through it. | |
| This number refers to the amount of chromosomes in a gamete. | |
| A 2009 Gaspar Noe film. 'Enter the ___' | |
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