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The Canadian dollar is divided into 100 of these units |
cents
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To make a "dry" one of these you use 1 part French, not Italian vermouth, with 2 to 5 parts gin |
a martini
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40% of these sold in the U.S. are sold during the Christmas season & almost 60% are alkaline |
batteries
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While this country stopped using its Privvy Seal in 1884, it still employs a keeper for it |
the United Kingdom (Great Britain)
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Depending on where you lived in the U.S., her "Special" either preceded or followed the '87 Oscars |
(Den: Who is, uh, Barbara...) (Sharon: [Not ringing in] Barbra Streisand?) (Alex: No, you didn't ring in. Ring in now, Sharon.) (Alex: That's it, now.) (Sharon: Who is Barbra Streisand?) (Alex: That's it. Who is Barbra Streisand? Yes, you have to ring in.) [Judges shout no] (Alex: I'm sorry, no, that's wrong!) [Laughter] (Sharon: I'll forgive you.) (Alex: You'll forgive me and I'll try to forgive myself.)
Barbara Walters
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World Book says only about 10% of the blind find one of these useful |
a guide dog
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In 1988 Calgary will be the 2nd Canadian city to host an Olympics; this was the 1st |
Montreal
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It's a trademark name for solid carbon dioxide |
Dry Ice
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For $9.95 a man in Hollister, CA will send a lb. of this fuel for the stockings of people you hate |
coal
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The other name for a seal ring |
a signet ring
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Show about a TV reporter & his computer-generated double, subtitled "20 Minutes Into the Future" |
Max Headroom
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It's a self-propelled aerial projectile controlled in flight internally or by remote control |
(Alex: Right, and we've got a minute to go.)
a guided missile
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In terms of sheer land size, Canada ranks at this number among countries of the world |
(Alex: The USSR is 1st.)
2nd
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It's what you put a ship "in" when you want to repaint the bottom |
dry dock
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On Dec. 26, 1986, USA Today announced there were only this many shopping days until Christmas |
364
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This U.S. state's seal features a king, a goddess of liberty, & the year 1959 |
Hawaii
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The name of this soap opera can be traced back to a Franciscan mission established in 1786 |
Santa Barbara
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The marks used to orient lettering, or the rules or policy set up for you to follow |
guidelines
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The capital of this province was named for George Montagu Dunk, 2nd Earl of Halifax |
Nova Scotia
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A lure that floats on the surface of the water |
a dry fly
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U.S. coin in general circulation on which the following seal appears: |
a 50-cent piece (the Kennedy half dollar)
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His crew included Gruber, Virgil, Tinker, Happy, Willy, Christopher & Ensign Parker |
(Ted: Who is Mr. Roberts?) (Den: Who is... uhh... PT-109?) (Sharon: Who is [*]'s Navy?)
(Lt. Cmdr.) McHale
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While the Red Guides show places to eat & stay, these Michelin books show places to see |
(Ted: What are t--Tour Guides?) (Dan: What is the Blue Guide?)
the Green Guides
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The Canadian parliament has a senate & a house of these |
(Sharon: What are burgesses?)
commons
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While the 1st 2 rules change, this is always the 3rd rule in every commercial for Dry Idea |
Never let them see you sweat
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Used for over 3,000 years, Mesopotamian cylinder seals featured this Sumerian type of writing |
cuneiform
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Former "Happy Days" regular who now stars as "Ohara" |
[The end-of-round signal sounds.]
Pat Morita
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