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1. Basically just mayonnaise and relish, this became a popular condiment thanks to 19th century fishermen.

2. This high-kicking chorus line dance wasn’t created at the famous Moulin Rouge, but did gain international notoriety at said Paris cabaret.

3. This is one of the oldest dog breeds. They’re not big, but are so sturdy and so loyal they made good guardians of China’s Tang Empire.

4. This seafood delicacy, also known as a Dorado, gets its name from the Hawaiian term for “very strong.”

5. This plaything is at least 2500years old but didn’t come up until the 1930s when Donald Duncan got into the toy business and trademarked the name.

6. The saying “up the river” refers to the Ossining Correctional Facility, better known as this.

7. This instrument of Indian origins adds medium depth to a hep cat’s percussion section.