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A VULGAR DISPLAY OF "POWER" |
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A 1901 California law abolished this for grades 1-8; what kids did instead with no TV, God knows |
homework
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She was Robert Wagner's first wife as well as his third |
Natalie Wood
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Atlanta, Anchorage, Augusta |
Anchorage
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Its nicknames include the spotted dick & the plum pudding dog |
(Alex: Sorry Carrie, not quickly enough.)
the Dalmatian
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For cutting tall grass, "one" of these curved blades on a long, bent handle "fits all" |
(Alex: Yes, with less than a minute.)
a scythe
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This multi-state lottery has peaked over 200 million dollars more than once |
Powerball
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Common term for the system that emerged in the '60s to teach more mathematical concepts & fewer times tables |
the New Math
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Art students when they met in the late '50s, Cynthia Powell was his first wife & the mother of his son Julian |
John Lennon
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Springfield, Helena, Chicago |
Chicago
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It's the breed of dog in the famous logo seen here |
a basset hound
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If she had used the botanical name for this flower, Janet Fitch would have written "White Nerium" |
(Ken: Oh, good.)
oleander
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A period of time in a hockey game where one team has a numerical advantage |
the power play
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(Hi, I'm Chris Matthews.) This religious order runs 28 colleges in the U.S. including Georgetown, Loyola & my alma mater Holy Cross |
the Jesuits
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In a cameo in the movie "The First Wives Club", this wealthy ex advises, "Don't get mad, get everything" |
Ivana Trump
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Albuquerque, Providence, Charleston |
Albuquerque
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Ask this Chinese dog to stick out its tongue & you'll see that it's bluish-black |
a chow
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We hope you're not at a loess for words & can tell us that loess is a type of this deposited by the wind |
soil
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Zordon & Alpha recruited the teenagers who became this "Mighty Morphin" group |
the Power Rangers
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Restored to its original look, the USA's first public one of these opened in St. Louis in 1873 |
(Carrie: What's a high school?)
a kindergarten
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In Jewish folklore, before Eve, Adam was married to this she-demon |
Lilith
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Frankfort, Birmingham, Montgomery |
Birmingham
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In ancient times the Celts used these tallest dogs in battle to pull enemies from their horses |
(Alex: You don't look very happy about this, Chad. You're the only one who is going to deal with the clue.) ... (Chad: What is a... Great Dane?) (Alex: No, you're sort of on the right track. What are [*]? [*], bigger than the Great Danes.)
the Irish wolfhounds
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You can help plants gro (that's G-R-O) with food or a fertilizer spike from this Scotts Co. brand |
Miracle-Gro
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Any of several portable G4 computers made by Apple |
(Ken: What are the Power Macs?)
PowerBook
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In the junior version of this, retired members of the military teach life skills & leadership to high schoolers |
the ROTC
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If she was still married to this man, Julia Thorne might have hit the campaign trail, instead of Teresa Heinz |
John Kerry
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Montpelier, Bismarck, Portland |
Portland
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This hunting dog seen here is considered one of Japan's national monuments |
an Akita
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The RHS, it sponsors the famous Chelsea Flower Show |
the Royal Horticultural Society
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Collective coalition name for Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria & the Ottoman Empire during WWI |
the Central Powers
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