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1641

What does 'Prima donna' literally mean?

First lady

Prime time

Primary donor

Private dancer

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1642

The term 'Aficionado' comes from Spanish and refers to:

A fish lover

An expert or enthusiastic fan

An official

A fiction writer

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1643

What does 'Ipso facto' mean?

By the fact itself

If so

Fact check

Opposite fact

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1644

The phrase 'Et cetera' (etc.) means:

And the rest

End of thinking

Everything counts

Eating center

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1645

What does 'Coup d'etat' mean?

A state dinner

A sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government

A coupon for the state

Cutting the state

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1646

The German word 'Doppelganger' refers to:

A double walker or look-alike

A ghost in the machine

A two-person gang

Double vision

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1647

What does 'R.S.V.P.' stand for?

Reserve Seats Very Promptly

Répondez s'il vous plaît (Please reply)

Respond Soon Via Post

Ready Service Very Polite

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1648

The phrase 'Per se' means:

By itself or in itself

Per person

Personally

Percent

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1649

What does 'Mea culpa' mean?

My fault

My cup

Not guilty

Major culprit

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1650

If you act 'Inognito', you are:

In a cognitive state

In disguise or having one's true identity concealed

In recognition

In command

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