In soccer, this player position is primarily responsible for preventing the opposing team from scoring goals and is the only player allowed to use hands within the penalty area.
Goal Keeper
This American abolitionist and activist escaped slavery in Maryland and became one of the most famous conductors of the Underground Railroad.
Harriet Tubman
In Norse mythology, this goddess is associated with love, fertility, and foresight, and is also linked to magic.
Freyja
A cheerful young wanderer from the city meets a sheltered noblewoman from a distant realm. He discovers a mysterious artifact that releases a powerful, witty spirit capable of granting extraordinary abilities. As they grow close, they are drawn into a struggle against a cunning figure seeking to seize control of the realm.
Alladin
In Australia, this informal term is commonly used to refer to sweets or confectionery such as chocolates, candies, and other sugary treats enjoyed by children and adults alike.
Lollies
In basketball, this position typically plays near the basket, focusing on rebounds, defense, and close-range scoring.
Center
This American gangster was believed to have escaped prison once, later becoming one of the most notorious criminals of the Prohibition era, known for gambling, prostitution, bootlegging, bribery, narcotics trafficking, robbery, “protection” rackets, and murder.
Al Capone
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In Mesopotamian mythology, this goddess of love, beauty, war, and political power was worshipped in ancient Babylon and Assyria.
Ishtar
A skilled archer princess defies tradition, causing chaos in her kingdom, and must uncover the meaning of courage to undo an unexpected curse before it is too late.
Brave
This Middle Eastern dessert features shredded filo pastry soaked in syrup and layered with nuts, often pistachios.
Baklava
In volleyball, this player specializes in defense, wearing a different colored jersey and not allowed to attack the ball above net height in front of the attack line.
Libero
A wrongfully imprisoned wizard in the Harry Potter series, this escaped convict became the first known inmate to break out of the supposedly inescapable Azkaban Prison by transforming into his Animagus form, a large black dog, allowing him to slip past Dementors unnoticed.
Sirius Black
In Hindu tradition, this goddess is associated with wealth, fortune, and prosperity and is often depicted seated on a lotus.
Lakshmi
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Two children in a disciplined wealthy household are introduced to an unusual caretaker whose presence brings unexpected wonder into their lives. Through whimsical experiences and the help of a lively performer, they begin to see life differently and attempt to influence their distracted parents.
Mary Poppins
A dark, unrefined type of cane sugar known for its rich molasses flavor, sticky texture, and deep brown color, this sweetener is commonly produced in traditional milling processes and widely used in baking and local desserts in tropical countries.
Muscovado Sugar
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In boxing, this defensive position involves keeping both hands raised close to the face to block punches and protect against head strikes, often forming the most basic and essential form of defense.
High Guard
In 2015, this notorious Mexican cartel leader stunned authorities worldwide when he escaped from a maximum-security prison through an elaborate mile-long tunnel engineered directly beneath his cell’s shower area, complete with ventilation, lighting, and a motorcycle rail system.
Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán
In Philippine folklore influenced by Hindu-Buddhist traditions, this goddess-like figure is sometimes linked to fertility, nature, and creation myths.
Lakapati
An orphaned young animal and his close companion from a neighboring home grow up together but are eventually divided by their natural instincts and opposing roles, forcing them to confront whether their friendship can survive.
The Fox and The Hound
In Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, this spoiled golden-ticket winner is famously attacked and carried off by trained squirrels in the Nut Room after trying to steal a “bad nut,” leading to her removal from the tour.
Veruca Salt
In a rowing boat, this position sits at the very back and is responsible for steering the shell using a rudder or foot-controlled mechanism.
Coxswain
This Filipino revolutionary general was captured multiple times during the Philippine–American War but is known in historical accounts for repeated prison escapes and rejoining resistance forces.
Miguel Malvar
In Greek mythology, the goddess who embodies laziness, idleness, and slothful inactivity, often depicted as dwelling in the underworld and standing in contrast to energetic labor and diligence among both mortals and divine beings.
Aergia
A clumsy security guard is rebuilt with experimental technology after an explosion and becomes an enhanced investigator who, with the help of a young relative and a clever dog, tries to uncover who was responsible.
Inspector Gadget
In the Philippines, one of the earliest and most iconic brands to popularize the instant 3-in-1 coffee mix (coffee, sugar, and creamer in one sachet) is this widely recognized local staple often associated with quick, affordable “kapeng Pinoy” at home and in the workplace.
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