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Answer: vette Question: 1953 - ingrid bergman - starred in this movie? Answer: viaggio in italia Question: jazz axes: milt jackson played this special instrument? Answer: vibraphone Question: any device that uses batteries or ac current to create a vibration. most often used by women to stimulate the clitoris? Answer: vibrator