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| This tiny principality is famed for its casino at Monte Carlo & a Grand Prix auto race |
Monaco
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| This shortcake fruit has an average of 200 seeds on each berry |
a strawberry
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Derek Jeter (2000) & Edgar Renteria (2010) |
shortstop
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| A North Atlantic food fish ingests an E to become a system used for secrecy of communication |
cod & code
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| Appropriately, "coda", the concluding part of a musical work, is Italian for this terminal part of an animal's body |
the tail
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| Due to its varied appearance, chromium takes its name from the Greek word for this |
(Benjamin: What is rainbow?) (Kirk: What is spectrum?)
color
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| The main roads in this country follow the Valira Del Norte River toward France & the Valira River into Spain |
Andorra
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| This fruit was not named for a Hanna-Barbera pooch but is probably an alteration of "hurtleberry" |
a huckleberry
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Mike Schmidt (1980) & Pablo Sandoval (2012) |
third base
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| To expectorate, with an E added, adds to the bitter ill will |
spit & spite
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| His 1788 "Jupiter" Symphony features an extended coda combining 5 previously heard independent motifs |
Mozart
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| Chromium is a metal that is frequently used in these combinations of 2 or more metals |
an alloy
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| Foreign workers make up half the labor force of this principality nestled between Austria & Switzerland |
Liechtenstein
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| They are dislodged from their vines using water reels & then float to the surface to be harvested |
cranberries
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Johnny Bench (1976) & Steve Yeager (1981) |
catcher
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| To converse in an informal manner, with an E, will violate rules in a game |
chat & cheat
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| This rock band released the album "Coda" in 1982, shortly after the death of their drummer prompted their breakup |
Led Zeppelin
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| Chrome is popular because it's resistant to this slow deterioration |
rusting (or corrosion)
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| This very old republic within northeastern Italy is famous for its colorful, collectible stamps |
San Marino
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| This berry is known as framboos by the Dutch |
(Alex: [*], yes. Sounds like the French, framboise.)
the raspberry
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Tom Glavine (1995) & Curt Schilling (2001) |
pitcher
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| A synonym for fear adds an E to become cargo transported for pay |
fright & freight
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| You'll often hear a coda at the end of a movement in one of these classical compositions, from Italian for "to sound" |
a sonata
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| This type of alliterative "steel" varies in chromium content from 10 to 26% |
stainless steel
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| In 1530 the Holy Roman Emperor gave it to the order of St. John of Jerusalem as a base against the Turks |
(Sam: What is Crete?)
Malta
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| In the book "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory", Violet Beauregarde turns into one of these berries |
(Sam: What is a snozzberry?)
a blueberry
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Donn Clendenon (1969) & Willie Stargell (1979) |
first base
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| A proposal formally made to a deliberative assembly takes on an E to get in touch with 1 of its many types of feelings |
motion & emotion
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| As it comes at the other end of the song from the intro, a coda in popular music is often referred to as this |
an outro
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| Chrome is used as a refractory, meaning it has an unusually high one of these |
(lBenjamin: What is a boiling point?)
melting point
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