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8	Washington State's Yakima Valley is the USA's center of producing these which give beer its distinctive taste
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13	Madagascar is the biggest island in this ocean
14	Oil of peppermint is almost half this chemical that flavors cigarettes but can also aid digestion & ease cramps
15	The Aerojet-Dade Facility in this state was once used for testing fuel; left behind was a part of a rocket in an underground silo
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20	It's an F-festival: the Florence type of this herb that tastes like licorice is also called finocchio
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26	Eating one seed from the castor bean can be fatal due to the presence of this blood-clumping toxin
27	Once a government relocation site West Virginia's Greenbrier this was designed as a Cold War fallout shelter
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29	Water has low this V property meaning it's quick to flow or change shape
30	The Forces Françaises Libres were led with panache by this man seen here
31	This type of pre-dinner drink is from Latin for to open
32	In this dystopian tale the title narrator plays Scrabble with a commander whose name we can assume is Fred
33	The Dynamic Ribbon Device is a trademark of this beverage company
34	Created in 1930 the Order of him went to Heroes of the Soviet Union as the nation's highest civilian award
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36	This politician who met with Hitler in 1939 earned the nickname The Betrayer of Norway
37	The pope delivers blessings from this type of projecting platform from Italian for scaffold
38	The human in this 1964 Shel Silverstein book takes & takes until the title object has nothing left to offer
39	This oil-rich African country gained independence from Portugal in 1975
40	An award named for this scientist honors those who accidentally remove themselves from (the human genome) in a spectacular manner
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43	Latin for change gives us this word for an organism that has arisen from a change in genetic material
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