1.A bench, often seen in museums, where people can relax.

2.lyric poem in honor of a former governor of Alaska

3. the central post from which lines of fencing in many different directions, to divide a round-ish parcel of land into several slices

4. a confection made with chocolate-covered pecans or almonds

5 a poem in which the poet retracts a view or sentiment expressed in a former poem.

6.One of several points of reference in geometry.

7. A word or phrase that reads the same upside down and right side up.

8. A story about the former Alaska governor.

Question:
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"There's good chocolate, and then there's GREAT chocolate." - Garfield

Though I suppose that's a matter of taste.

Never argue with a cat.

Not an easy one. None sounded good to me.