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1812, e.g. |
| 2 |
1812 event |
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"1917" subject |
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1940s headline word |
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1960s-'70s protest topic |
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1970 #1 hit with the lyric "huh, yeah, What is it good for?" |
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1970 Edwin Starr protest song |
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1970 hit that asks about its title, "What is it good for?" |
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"__ and Peace" |
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__ games |
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__ movie |
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__ on Drugs |
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___ Admiral (1937 Triple Crown winner) |
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"___ and Peace" (Tolstoy novel) |
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"___ and Peace" |
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___ correspondent |
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___ cry (slogan) |
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"___ does not determine who is right - only who is left." (Bertrand Russell) |
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___ Emblem (2002 Kentucky Derby winner) |
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"___ Games," 1969 play |
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"___ has no use for free speech": Julius Caesar |
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"___ Horse" (2011 movie) |
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"___ is hell" |
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___ of 1812 |
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___ of attrition |
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___ of nerves |
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"___ of the Roses" |
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___ of the Roses |
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"___ of the Worlds" (Spielberg film starring Tom Cruise) |
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"___ of the Worlds" (Spielberg film) |
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"___ of the Worlds" (Tom Cruise movie) |
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"___ of the Worlds" |
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___ paint |
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"___ Pigs" (Black Sabbath classic) |
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___ powers |
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___ whoop |
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Anathema to doves |
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"____ and Peace" |
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"____ Games" |
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"____ of the Roses" |
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Basic card game |
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"________ of the Worlds" |
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____won ton |
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"__Games": 1983 Matthew Broderick film |
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Battle field |
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Battle milieu |
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Battle of nations |
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Battle |
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Battle's big brother |
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"A defeat for humanity," per Pope John Paul II |
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Apocalypse omen |
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"A symptom of man's failure as a thinking animal": Steinbeck |
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A treaty may end one |
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Area for Ares |
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Belligerent state |
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Area of Mars |
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Ares' area |
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"Ares' chick": Aristophanes |
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Ares' domain |
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Ares' forte |
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Ares' realm |
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Armed combat |
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Armed conflict |
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Armed fight |
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Bertrand Russell supposedly said that it "does not determine who is right--only who is left" |
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Big battle |
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Big conflict |
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Big fight |
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Big international conflict |
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Afghanistan ___ |
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All-luck card game |
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All-out conflict |
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All-out hostility |
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All's fair in it? |
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"All's fair" in it |
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"All's fair" in it, it's said |
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All's fair in it |
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"All's fair in love and ___" |
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Boer for one |
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Boring collect-all-the-cards game |
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Cause of a draft, perhaps |
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Dull card game |
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"Dunkirk" movie genre |
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International conflict |
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Common Shakespearean theme |
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Common video game milieu |
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Common video game setting |
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Iraq ___ |
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Declaration of 1941 |
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Declaration of Congress |
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"Fear cloaked in courage," per William Westmoreland |
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Easy card game |
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Group of raiders |
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Edwin Starr, 1970 |
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Edwin Starr asked "What is it good for?" |
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Edwin Starr asked, "What is it good for?" |
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Edwin Starr classic |
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Edwin Starr hit originally recorded by the Temptations |
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Edwin Starr hit |
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Edwin Starr protest song |
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It can cause a draft |
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"It can only be postponed to the advantage of others," according to Machiavelli |
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Conflict |
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Dermal blemish |
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Congressional declaration |
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Gulf __ |
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Gulf ___ |
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"Charlie Wilson's ___" (2007 Tom Hanks movie) |
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Horrific conflict |
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Desert Storm e.g. |
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Desert Storm, e.g. |
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Field for Mars |
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It may be civil yet raging |
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It may be civil, yet raging |
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Hostilities |
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It may be declared |
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Game in which no decisions are made |
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Game in which twos lose |
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Fight |
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Game of pure chance |
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Fighting between nations |
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Fighting chance? |
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Fighting |
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It may be uncivil even if it's civil |
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Game with many ties |
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It may have a general assembly? |
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It may precede a treaty |
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Film category |
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It might cause a draft |
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It once caused a draft |
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Hallowe'en wordbefore lock |
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Children's card game |
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Child's card game |
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Child's first card game, maybe |
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It was hell, to Sherman |
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It was once civil in America |
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Huge battle |
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"Gears of ___" (video-game series) |
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"Gears of ___" (video game series) |
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Gears of ___ (video game series) |
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Gen. Sherman called it hell |
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General activity? |
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General activity |
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General Assembly topic? |
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General Assembly topic |
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General assembly? |
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General battle |
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General battle? |
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General concern |
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General concern? |
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General havoc. |
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General practice |
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General purpose? |
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Hundred Years' ___ (which lasted less than 100 years) |
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Diplomacy alternative |
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Dire declaration |
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It's conducted in a theater |
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It's full of battles |
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It's good for "absolutely nothing," according to a 1970 #1 hit |
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It's good for "absolutely nothing" according to a 1970 hit |
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It's good for absolutely nothing [hunh] |
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It's good for absolutely nothing, in a song |
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It's good for nothing, in song |
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It's hell, axiomatically |
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It's hell, they say |
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Its modern name is "police action." |
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It's more than a mere battle |
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Fisticuffs |
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Entente interrupter |
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City division |
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It's of general concern |
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Cabinet department phased out in 1947 |
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Cabinet department that split in 1947 |
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Cabinet department until 1947 |
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Disturber of the peace |
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Civil -- |
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Civil __ |
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Civil or Crimean |
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Civil or Punic |
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Giant conflict |
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Giant fight |
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Eric Burdon band |
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Clash of arms |
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Clash |
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Do battle |
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Called for |
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Hawk's advocacy |
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Hawk's cause |
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Hawk's concern |
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Hawk's cry |
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Hawk's delight |
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Hawk's desire |
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Hawk's hope |
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Hawk's love |
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Hawks support it |
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Classic one-word headline |
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Classic Springsteen tune |
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Classic U2 album |
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Campaign setting |
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Campaigner's contest (or the start of a 1930s movie actor's split personality) |
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Crimean ___: 1853–56 |
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Crimean or Boer |
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Head or horse head |
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Event in 1812 |
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Headline of 1914 |
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Domain of Ares |
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Domain of Mars and Ares |
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Go fish alternative |
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Jihad |
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In song, it's good for absolutely nothing |
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"God created ___ so that Americans would learn geography" (line attributed to Mark Twain) |
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Hell, as they say |
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Hell, it's said |
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Hell, per Sherman |
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Hell, to General Sherman |
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"Hell," to Sherman |
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"Hell" to Sherman |
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Hell, to Sherman |
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In which Brian Boru was slain |
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Card game for two, usually |
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Card game for two |
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"For Whom the Bell Tolls" subject |
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Card game requiring no skill |
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Card game that can go on and on |
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Card game that is (aptly) arbitrary and seemingly neverending |
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Card game using the entire deck |
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Card game with a belligerent name |
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Card game without strategy, ironically |
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Card game |
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Doves' aversion |
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Dove's aversion |
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Doves despise it |
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Dove's dislike |
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Cold __ |
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Cold ___ |
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Cold chaser |
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Cold or Civil |
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Cold or flame follower |
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Cold or price |
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Former cabinet department |
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Collect-all-the-cards game |
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High-card-wins game |
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Failed negotiation result |
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Highest-card-wins game |
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Failure of diplomacy |
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Combat |
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Combat between nations |
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Combative card game |
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Drug ___ |
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“Maleness means ___”: Charlotte Perkins Gilman |
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Protracted card game for two |
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Series of battles |
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Series of campaigns |
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Series of skirmishes |
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Series ofskirmishes |
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Original Cabinet department renamed Defense in 1949 |
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Serious conflict |
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Serious declaration |
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Serious fight |
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Serious hostilities |
| 261 |
Man-o'-___ (old battleship) |
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Serious struggle |
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"That mad game the world so loves to play" according to Jonathan Swift |
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"That mad game the world so loves to play," to Jonathan Swift |
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Where there's a general assembly? |
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"The __ Cry" (Salvation Army publication) |
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Man's inhumanity to man. |
| 268 |
Topic for Sun Tzu |
| 269 |
"The ___ of the Roses" |
| 270 |
"The ___ of the Worlds": Wells |
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Kids' card game |
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Kids card game |
| 273 |
Kid's card game |
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Killing time? |
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Stratego situation |
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Strategy-free card game |
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"The blood-red blossom of ___ ...": Tennyson |
| 278 |
Whitman's "The Real ___" |
| 279 |
Numbers game? |
| 280 |
Robert Cormier's "The Chocolate ___" |
| 281 |
Kind of baby or bride |
| 282 |
"The child of Pride," according to Jonathan Swift |
| 283 |
"The Chocolate __": classic young-adult novel |
| 284 |
Strength contest, tug o' ... |
| 285 |
"The Cisco Kid" band |
| 286 |
The Civil ___ |
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Kind of bond |
| 288 |
Kind of bride or bonnet |
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Kind of bride |
| 290 |
Kind of cabinet |
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The Crimean ___ |
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Kind of chest |
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Kind of chest or paint |
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Strife |
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Kind of cloud |
| 296 |
Kind of club or path |
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"Why Can't We Be Friends?" band |
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Kind of cry or paint |
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Kind of cry or path |
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Kind of dance |
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Kind of dance or bride |
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Kind of dance or horse |
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String of engagements |
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Like some deals |
| 305 |
Kind of horse or ship |
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Kind of horse |
| 307 |
"The Face of Battle" topic |
| 308 |
Kind of monger |
| 309 |
Kind of paint or powers |
| 310 |
Kind of path or lord |
| 311 |
Kind of plane or path |
| 312 |
Struggle |
| 313 |
The French Revolution, for one |
| 314 |
Mars' domain |
| 315 |
Mars' realm |
| 316 |
Mars' thing |
| 317 |
Vietnam ___ |
| 318 |
"Much too serious a thing to be left to the military": Clemenceau |
| 319 |
"Platoon" subject |
| 320 |
"The Hurt Locker" backdrop |
| 321 |
"The Hurt Locker" subject |
| 322 |
Multi-billion dollar industry |
| 323 |
"The Iliad" subject |
| 324 |
Shelley's "statesman's game" |
| 325 |
Something played out in a theater |
| 326 |
Sherman called it hell |
| 327 |
Sherman called it 'hell' |
| 328 |
Sherman's "hell" |
| 329 |
Sherman's hell |
| 330 |
Massive fight |
| 331 |
Subject for "Dunkirk" or "Apocalypse Now" |
| 332 |
Subject in Article I Section 8 of the Constitution |
| 333 |
Subject of 12/8/1941 headlines |
| 334 |
Subject of "1917" |
| 335 |
Subject of many a protest |
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Subject of "Platoon" |
| 337 |
"The most successful ___ seldom pays for its losses": Thomas Jefferson |
| 338 |
"The Naked and the Dead" subject |
| 339 |
Of the Roses, for one |
| 340 |
Korean or Peloponnesian, e.g. |
| 341 |
MDCCCXII event |
| 342 |
The second "W" of W.W. II |
| 343 |
"Oh! What A Lovely ___" |
| 344 |
Trojan __ |
| 345 |
Trojan ____ |
| 346 |
Trojan, for one |
| 347 |
Trojan or Civil follower |
| 348 |
Trojan or Crimean |
| 349 |
"The trade of kings": Dryden |
| 350 |
Old Maid alternative |
| 351 |
Member of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse |
| 352 |
Part of POW |
| 353 |
Part of W. W. |
| 354 |
Part of WWI |
| 355 |
Part of WWII |
| 356 |
Raw reversal |
| 357 |
Raw reversal? |
| 358 |
Large conflict |
| 359 |
Realm of Ares |
| 360 |
Reason for face painting |
| 361 |
Reason for restrictions |
| 362 |
Peace antithesis |
| 363 |
Peacenik's worry |
| 364 |
Peace's opposite |
| 365 |
Military conflict |
| 366 |
"Love and ____" |
| 367 |
One of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse |
| 368 |
One of the Four Horsemen |
| 369 |
One of the W's in W.W. I |
| 370 |
Mindless card game for two |
| 371 |
Mindless card game |
| 372 |
"Low Rider" band |
| 373 |
Newspaper headline of 12/8/1941 |
| 374 |
One was civil in America |
| 375 |
Machiavelli subject |
| 376 |
No-brainer card game |
| 377 |
"... let slip the dogs of ___": Shak. |
| 378 |
Price __ |
| 379 |
Open hostility |
| 380 |
Major conflict |
| 381 |
Major event of 1812 |
| 382 |
Major fight |
| 383 |
Major operation? |
| 384 |
Major undertaking? |
| 385 |
Result of a diplomacy failure, sometimes |
| 386 |
Opposite of peace |
| 387 |
Prolonged conflict |
| 388 |
Revolutionary, e.g. |
| 389 |
Revolutionary, for one |
| 390 |
More than a brawl |
| 391 |
Protest subject |
| 392 |
Protest topic, often |
| 393 |
Sun Tzu subject |
| 394 |
Sun Tzus area of expertise |
| 395 |
Sun Tzu's "The Art of ___" |
| 396 |
Word after "Civil" or "Infinity" in the MCU |
| 397 |
Tug-of-___ (contest of strength) |
| 398 |
Tug of ___ |
| 399 |
Word before baby or bonnet |
| 400 |
Word before bride or paint |
| 401 |
Word before chest or cry |
| 402 |
Word before cloud or cry |
| 403 |
"There never was a good" one, according to Franklin |
| 404 |
Word before cry or baby |
| 405 |
Word before god or games |
| 406 |
Word before head or chest |
| 407 |
Word before horse or hero |
| 408 |
Word in 12/8/41 headlines |
| 409 |
Word with baby or story |
| 410 |
TV's "Love and ___" |
| 411 |
Word with cry or baby |
| 412 |
Word with cry or crime |
| 413 |
Word with "cry" |
| 414 |
Word with "dance" or "party" |
| 415 |
Simple but tedious card game |
| 416 |
Simple card game for children |
| 417 |
Simple card game for kids |
| 418 |
Simple card game for two |
| 419 |
Simple card game in which aces beat kings |
| 420 |
Simple card game |
| 421 |
Word with game or room |
| 422 |
Word with party or game |
| 423 |
Two-player card game |
| 424 |
"Spill the Wine" band |
| 425 |
Type of correspondent |
| 426 |
Type of cry or paint |
| 427 |
Type of paint or party |
| 428 |
Type of paint |
| 429 |
"Saving Private Ryan" backdrop |
| 430 |
"Saving Private Ryan" subject |
| 431 |
Symbolic dove's aversion |
| 432 |
U-turn from peace |
| 433 |
World ___ II ("Casablanca" and "Schindler's List" backdrop) |
| 434 |
World ___ II |
| 435 |
"World ___ Z" (2013 Brad Pitt zombie thriller) |
| 436 |
"World ___ Z" (2013 movie) |
| 437 |
"World ___ Z" (Brad Pitt movie) |
| 438 |
World ____ II |
| 439 |
World conflict |
| 440 |
West Point subject |
| 441 |
World or Boer |
| 442 |
'This means --!' |
| 443 |
"This means ---!" |
| 444 |
"This means __!" |
| 445 |
"This means ___!" ("Bring it on!") |
| 446 |
"This means ___!" |
| 447 |
'This means !' |
| 448 |
Wouk topic |
| 449 |
Wouk's "The Winds of ---" |
| 450 |
Wouk's "The Winds of __" |
| 451 |
Wouk's "The Winds of ___" |
| 452 |
What a dove despises |
| 453 |
What a peace march opposes |
| 454 |
What Aristophanes called "Ares' chick" |
| 455 |
What F.D.R. said he hated |
| 456 |
"What happens when language fails," per Margaret Atwood |
| 457 |
"What is it good for, absolutely nothing!" |
| 458 |
What Mars never barred |
| 459 |
What Mars never bars |
| 460 |
What polemology is the study of |
| 461 |
What protesters may protest |
| 462 |
What soldiers fight in |
| 463 |
Start of a Tolstoy title |
| 464 |
Tedious card game |
| 465 |
State of armed struggle |
| 466 |
When doves cry? |
| 467 |
Ten years' or hundred years' event |
| 468 |
Tolstoy subject |
| 469 |
Tolstoy title start |
| 470 |
Tolstoy title word |
| 471 |
Tolstoy topic |