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| Its capital is Warsaw | |
| Town of Hamelin refused to pay him for getting rid of the rats, so he lured the children away | |
| Small, stocky dog breed which has been in many movies, including ''Men in Black'' | |
| Patron saint of Ireland | |
| Word or phrase that's the same backward and forward, such as racecar | |
| Greek temple began about 450BC and dedicated to Athena | |
| He's known as The Boy Who Wouldn't Grow UP | |
| Heidi Klum has hosted this reality TV show which searches for the best fashion designer | |
| This burrowing, colony-living rodent that lives in North America's plains and high plateaus is actually a squirrel (2 words) | |
| Port Moresby is the capital of this Oceanic country | |
| Steven Pastis' comic strip with crocodiles, a, rat, a pig, and outrageous puns on Sundays | |
| NFL team with the worst 2010 record: 2-14, but got the first draft pick for 2011 | |
| In Greek mythology, he stole fire from heaven | |
| Track & field event that's been in the Olympics since 1896 | |
| Book of the Old Testament containing poems that are meant to be sung | |
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| 14th President of the United States | |
| In 1970, George C.Scott declined his Oscar for Best Actor for his title role performance; the movie also won Best Picture Oscar | |
| Host of ''The Tonight Show'' before Johnny Carson | |
| Key band of the Grunge era, its debut album is ''Ten'' | |
| Game of manual dexterity, also known as jackstraws and spillikins | |
| Liquid part of blood | |
| Russell Crowe/Meg Ryan 2000 movie about rescuing her husband from South American kidnappers | |
| Gland organ that aids in digestion | |
| City that is South Africa's executive and administrative capital | |
| James Buchanan is the only U.S. President from this state | |
| His painting ''Guernica'' (1937) shows the agony of war | |
| She won her first Oscar for her role as a ballerina in ''The Black Swan' (2010) | |
| Capital of Kosovo | |
| In anthropology, any member of any human group whose adult males grow to less than 59 inches | |
| Island group whose inhabitants are descendants of the ''HMS Bounty'' mutiny | |
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