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salient: noticeable; also, projecting; also, leaping.

Trivia fact for Friday, Mar. 5: What was the assassination unit inside the former Soviet Union's KGB called? SMERSH. The name is an abbreviation of the unit's Russian motto, smert shpionam, which means "death to spies."

Trivia fact for Saturday, Mar. 6: In dog sledding, what command does the musher customarily give to get his or her team going? Hike. Mush is rarely used.

Trivia fact for Sunday, Mar. 7: What is the dried white meat of a coconut called? Copra.

Trivia fact for Monday, Mar. 8: In the 2000 movie Miss Congeniality, which state did Sandra Bullock represent in her role as an FBI undercover agent posing as a beauty pageant contestant? New Jersey.

Trivia fact for Tuesday, Mar. 9: What does the PF in PF Flyers sneakers stand for? Posture Foundation, which was the name patented for the sneaker's insole by manufacturer BF Goodrich in 1933.

Trivia fact for Wednesday, Mar. 10: Which sea is the shallowest in the world? The inland Sea of Azov, which is about 47 feet at its deepest. Located between Ukraine and Russia, it's linked to the Black Sea by the Kerch Strait.

Trivia fact for Thursday, Mar. 11: Who accepted her Best Actress Oscar statuette with the words "Hello, gorgeous"? Barbra Streisand, in 1969 when she won for her film debut as Fanny Brice in Funny Girl - in which her opening line, spoken as she looked at herself in a mirror, was "Hello, gorgeous."

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phantasmagoria: a shifting series or succession of things seen or imagined.

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sachet: a small bag containing perfuming powder, to impart a pleasant scent.

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languor: lack of energy or vitality.

Sandra Bullock's Oscar win for The Blind Side makes her the first actor to receive an Oscar and a Golden Raspberry (a "Razzie") in the same year (She "won" Worst Actress for All About Steve). Technically, she's also the first to win her Razzie before her Oscar. (The Razzies are traditionally handed out the Saturday before the Oscars).

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inveterate: deep-rooted; of long standing.

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masticate: to chew.

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fealty: fidelity; allegiance; faithfulness.

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didactic: conveying instruction; teaching some moral lesson.