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Answer
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What you earn for an hour's work
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Wage
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A photo or icon. Some are "graven"
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Image
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French term for sorting a group of injured people by who needs the most immediate medical attention
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Triage
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The art of blending in with the scenery. Very useful in combat.
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Camouflage
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When agents secretly destroy the property or reputation of an enemy to weaken his position
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Sabotage
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Tweety Bird's house
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Cage
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To anger or annoy someone to the max (Think: Incredible Hulk!)
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Enrage
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Larger than a hamlet, but smaller than a town
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Village
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What Vikings, Huns or Visigoths like to do when they capture a hamlet or town
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Pillage
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The right to vote
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Suffrage
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Shakespeare claimed that "All the world's" one
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Stage
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What the Cowardly Lion found in Oz
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Courage
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How far your car will go on a gallon of fuel
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Mileage
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Another name for spying
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Espionage
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Main ingredient for cole slaw and sauerkraut
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Cabbage
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A popular cooking herb, or a very wise person
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Sage
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To carry a boat or canoe around an obstacle or to another body of water
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Portage
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"How old are you now...?"
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Age
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A group of people who accompany royalty or celebrities to events
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Entourage
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A premature loss of a pregnancy
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Miscarriage
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What you have when things don't quite add up
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Shortage
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A little of this in your diet will make you a "regular" person
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Roughage
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Chorizo, andouille, frankfurters or bangers
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Sausage
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Art form achieved by gluing colored paper over an object. Was very popular in the 1970s
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Decoupage
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Harm caused to your car's fender in a fender-bender, perhaps
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Damage
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A four-wheel buggy or cart. Henry Ford's were horseless.
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Carriage
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To ease someone's pain or guilt
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Assuage
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French term for fancy horse footwork, often in a military review
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Dressage
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A folk saying or proverb
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Adage
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Really strong anger or hate
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Rage
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Led Zeppelin's legendary lead guitarist (also part of a book...)
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Jimmy Page
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To offer moral support or hope
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Encourage
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A place to keep your stuff
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Storage
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What you lug your clothes around in when traveling
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Luggage
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The measure of a cargo ship's carrying capacity
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Tonnage
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To get hitched, tie the knot, plight one's troth
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Marriage
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