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1. | Rubinstein had left Hamburg for America w-....-fore the nazis came to power | 4 |
2. | By this laziest of paddle boats we're going to ........-nterview with the Sioux chieftain | 8 |
3. | The poor llama-driver proudly declared, 'I ...... of the Inca!' | 6 |
4. | The broad mouth wide toward the narrow sea i-......-arrowing into a separate identity | 6 |
5. | At the regatta the don tore his righ-......-tring on jumping up the honorary platform | 6 |
6. | I dare say, there .... bounds to the culinary riches of Tuscany | 4 |
7. | Don't meddle in Balkan affairs, for ......-come a part of the problem yourself | 6 |
8. | For all this promotion of its proper name, did it much to propagate the gr-.... proper? | 4 |
9. | OK, I'll guide you to the Inuit camp, provided .....-tribute your own team of huskies | 5 |
10. | If its waters were coloured wit-......, wouldn't one suspect its source amid Italian hills? | 6 |
11. | No wonder the Victorians fell for the sheer beauty of these foreig-....-ands | 4 |
12. | Pestering tourists for baksheesh has developed into an .....-try in its own right | 5 |