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| Fairy tale princess who shacks up with seven little men | |
| The guy the aforementioned character is hoping to meet | |
| Late-night sketch comedy show that possibly ruined Sarah Palin (and almost Ashlee Simpson) | |
| 1993 book and 2000 film starring Winona Ryder and Angelina Jolie in which we learn where our aorta is | |
| 1982 novel by Alice Walker and 1985 film starring Whoopi Goldberg and Oprah Winfrey | |
| 1980s cartoon and toy franchise with The Color Kids | |
| 2004 Wes Anderson film where you can explore with Team Zissou | |
| Paraphrase of a famous quote that says Hell hath no fury like one of these | |
| R&B pop group best known for their 1987 remake of 'Lean on Me' | |
| A 1969 collection of short stories by Ray Bradbury that borrows the title of a Walt Whitman poem | |
| 1985 directorial debut of the Coen Brothers and acting debut of Frances McDormand | |
| The oldest English-language encyclopædia still in print (ironically with a Latin title) | |
| English folk song, dilly dilly, made famous by Burl Ives in the Disney film 'So Dear to My Heart' | |
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| Head nun or abbess of a convent | |
| 2000 film where the wily female bartenders juggle bottles and dance on the bartops | |
| 1970s-80s National Geographic series about anatomy, or a rather common category on 'Jeopardy!' | |
| American 'fast-casual' Tex-Mex restaurant started in Southern California, not in the North, amigo | |
| 2004 fantasy film starring Anne Hathaway as a girl given the 'gift of obedience' | |
| French for 'deadly woman,' this could describe Carmen, Nikita, or Salome | |
| 1897 novel by Rudyard Kipling where a rich boy learns to work on a boat | |
| Astringent shrub often used in skin remedies, or a Looney Toons sorceress | |
| 2007 Sophie Ellis-Bextor album, or to dance nimbly in old slang | |
| 1975 classic children's novel or 2002 Disney film about the risks of immortality | |
| Famous 1858 speech made by Abraham Lincoln, including a quotation from Matthew 12:25: 'A ... against itself cannot stand' | |
| Parisian can-can cabaret in Pigalle, or a 2001 musical drama starring Ewan McGregor and Nicole Kidman | |
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