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| Esther & Abi Ofarim | | Cinderella Rockefella |
February 28 1968 for 3 weeks
| The Wog Boy (2000) | | Nick Giannopoulos, Vince Colosimo, Lucy Bell and Abi Tucker |
A comedy about "Australia's biggest dole bludger". Directed by Aleksi Vellis. Also starred John Barresi, Stephen Curry, Hung Le, Geraldine Turner, Tony Nikolakopoulos and Derryn Hinch.
| Applera Corp | | ABI |
| Abi Curtis | | The Glass Delusion |
2013
| Yitzhak Rabin | | Israeli Prime Minister |
1974-77 and 1992-95
| Plant Men of Barsoom | | A Race Inhabiting the Valley Dor |
No mouth in the head
| The United Arab Emirates | | Abu Dhabi |
The United Arab Emirates, UAE, had settlements as far back as the Late Stone Age (5500 BC). The first oil concessions were granted in 1939 but it was not until 14 years later that oil was discovered. Abu Dhabi began exporting crude oil in 1962 and with revenues growing steadily as oil production increased, became the richest emirate from being the poorest.
| Incompetence | | The Inability to Handle One's Own Personal or Financial Affairs |
As determined by a court
| TMI | | Three Meaningless Initials (e.g. John Smith, TMI - Applied to Medics With Qualifications Rather Than Ability) |
| Arabic | | Saudi Arabia |
| Fábio Pereira Da Silva | | Fabio |
| Kuwait | | Saudi Arabia |
| Al-Mamlaka Al Arabiyah As Suudiyah | | Saudi Arabia |
Translates as 'The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia' which is the country's formal title.
| Edible | | Mangiabile |
| Lawrence of Arabia (1962) | | Peter O’Toole, Alec Guiness, Anthony Quinn and Omar Sharif |
IMDB:8.6/10. Director: David Lean. 7 Oscar wins incl. Best Picture. 4 Baftas, 4 Golden Globes and National Film Preservation Board Award.
| Arabian Peninsula | | Saudia Arabia |
And Iraq, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, Jordan, United Arab Emirates, Yemen, Oman
| Lawrence of Arabia (1962) | | T. E. Lawrence |
Directed by David Lean and starring Peter O'Toole
| The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1919) | | “He Believes Me to Be the Mystical Caligari. Astonishing! But I Think I Know How to Cure Him Now.” |
German
| Automobilia | | Automobile and Memorabilia |
| Tabitha Stevens | | Bewitched |
| T. E. Lawrence | | Lawrence of Arabia (1962) |
| Arabic | | The United Arab Emirates |
| Scabies | | Sarcoptes Scabiei |
| Inhabited | | Uninhabited |
| Australia | | The Wallabies |
Named for their emblem
| Mexico | | El Sabinal National Park |
| Cold-tea Sign | | Refers to the Several Cups of Cold Tea on the Bedside Cabinet Beside a Dead Geriatric |
| Scabiophobia | | Scabies |
| Al-Rawdah Sharaco Amusement Park | | Saudi Arabia |
Riyadh
| Asharq Al Awsat | | Saudi Arabia |
The paper has dual bases in Jeddah and London. It is edited by the Saudi Research and Marketing Ltd. and directed by Saudi prince Salman bin Abdul Aziz, half-brother of the king.
| Saud | | Saudi Arabia |
The House of Saud take their name from Muhammad ibn Saud ("Muhammad, son of Saud"), the ruler of Diriyah in central Arabia, and the founder of what came to be known as the First Saudi State, who died in 1765.
| Hare-abian Nights (1959) | | Bugs Bunny |
Also featuring Yosemite Sam
| Rabies | | Rabies Virus |