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| Alsace Riesling | | Alsace |
| Mineralogy | | Minerals |
| The Cymbals | | Percussion Section |
An instrument made of thin round plates made from bell bronze, malleable bronze, brass and nickel silver.
| Talk To The Animals | | Doctor Dolittle (1967) |
| Australia | | Mount Walsh National Park |
| Chemophobia | | Chemicals |
| Australia | | Coalstoun Lakes National Park |
| Zoomancy | | Observing Animals |
| Cardinals | | Cardinales |
| Defamation | | A False Statement That Injures Someone's Reputation |
And exposes them to public contempt, hatred, ridicule or condemnation
| El Ladron Que Roba a Otro Ladron Tiene Cien Años De Perdon | | A Thief Who Steals from a Thief Receives 100 Years Pardon |
It's not a crime to steal from a thief
| The Feminine Touch (1956) | | The Bedside Manners and Morals of Those Wonderful Girls in White! |
| Private Parts | | Genitals |
| Octopi, Squids, Earthworms | | Animals With Multiple Hearts |
Squids and octopuses have three hearts with two gill hearts to force blood to the gills and a central heart to send it around the rest of the body. Earthworms are segmented in such a way that segments 7-11 have blood vessels which are more muscular than in the other segments, and are thus called the aortic arches because they pump blood through the body. Thus an earthworm is said to have 5 hearts.
| Przewalski's Gerbil | | Brachiones Przewalskii |
Found in China
| Salsa | | A Spicy Mexican Tomato-based Sauce |
Also a style of music and dancing
| Horse, Ram, Monkey, Ox, Dog, Dragon | | Chinese Zodiac Animals |
The others are: Tiger, Rat, Rabbit, Snake, Rooster, and Pig.
| Washington | | Capitals |
E. Southeast Division
| We Gotta Get Out of This Place | | The Animals |
1965 - inducted in 2011; included in the Rolling Stone magazine's "500 Greatest Songs of All Time"
| Hematomancy | | Blood Typing of Individuals |
| Titanium Metals Corp | | TIE |
| Chemophobia | | Chemicals |
| Germany | | Luther Memorials in Eisleben and Wittenberg |
| Mark Spitz | | Athlete to Win 7 Olympic Gold Medals at a Single Olympics |
1972
| Opossum, Wallaby, Tasmanian Devil | | Marsupials |
Also Koala Bears and Kangaroos of course.
| Down There | | Genitals |