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28	In the Americas this hydrological line stretches from Cape Prince of Wales in Alaska down to southern Patagonia
29	Parallel to the equator it runs along 66 degrees 30 minutes south latitude
30	To interrogate a friendly spy after a mission
31	Lies in a Tasmanian blackwood coffin with a slouch hat & a sprig of wattle
32	Citizen Kane (1941)
33	O beware my lord of this synonym for envy
34	Let's give thanks to Kraft for making the stove top brand of this all year long
35	This architect fell in love with the Arizona desert & built Taliesin West his winter home in Scottsdale
36	It can refer to an open-air freight car a cable car conveyance for skiers or a craft on the Canale Grande
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