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Let's drink to this equivalent of Dionysus depicted here by Caravaggio |
Bacchus
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This author's bestseller "Presumed Innocent" became a movie starring Harrison Ford |
Scott Turow
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GM's Suburban & Tahoe |
Chevrolet
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This Asian country is the oldest remaining monarchy; legend says its dynasty dates from 660 B.C. |
(Ryan: What is China?)
Japan
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This shock jock has the highest-rated series on E! |
Howard Stern
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An artist may "clean" up a watercolor with one of these broad, thin layers of color |
wash
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"Stella Got Her Groove Back" with the help of this actor, whose stage name comes from the nickname Scott-Taye |
Taye Diggs
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This country's head of state belongs to the house of Bourbon |
(Lesley: What is France?) ... (Alex: [*] is a monarchy; France is a republic.)
Spain
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Restaurant critic Gil Chesterton & sportscaster Bob "Bulldog" Briscoe have also worked at KACL on this sitcom |
Frasier
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His Top 10 hits include "Rainy Night In Georgia" & the duet "Baby (You Got What It Takes)" with Dinah Washington |
(John: Who is James Brown?)
Brook Benton
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Die Brucke, a 20th century German movement, means this, & was meant to be one to the future |
bridge
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In 1806 this author became clerk to the Court of Session in Edinburgh |
Sir Walter Scott
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A founding member of the U.N., it also gave the U.N. its first Secretary-General, Trygve Lie |
Norway
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Phil Hartman played vain anchor Bill McNeal on this '90s sitcom |
NewsRadio
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This hero rode Pegasus |
Bellerophon
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French word for a category of art, like landscape, or for a painting of scenes of everyday life |
genre
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Make the "decision" to name this man seen here |
(Alex: You scared me there because in recent shows, contestants have forgot to phrase their responses in the form of a question. I'm glad you did!)
Dred Scott
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Montero |
(John: What is Mercury?)
Mitsubishi
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This sultanate gained full sovereignty & independence from Britain January 1, 1984 |
Brunei
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After 1 year we said "goodbye" to this sitcom with McLean Stevenson as a call-in talk show host |
(Alex: A minute to go, John.)
Hello, Larry
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David Bowie played Andy Warhol in the 1996 movie about this graffiti artist |
Jean-Michel Basquiat
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In Greek sculpture the other basic difference between kouroi, which were nude, & korai, which were clothed |
gender
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On his first Antarctic expedition, he & his men reached a latitude of 82 degrees 17 minutes S., 500 miles from the South Pole |
Robert Scott
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Grand Vitara |
(Lesley: What is Oldsmobile?)
Suzuki
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The Faroe Islands are a self-governing part of this monarchy |
Denmark
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On a Fox sitcom, he played a wisecracking talk show host on Detroit's WZUP |
Martin Lawrence
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Gaborone is the capital of this southern African country |
Botswana
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