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City where you'll find the USA's tallest man-made monument |
St. Louis
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A singer/actress: "Baby Boy", "Crazy In Love", "Irreplaceable" |
Beyoncé
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In an Olympic swimming medley relay race, this "insect" stroke is the third leg |
butterfly
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Fruit pectin combined with sugar forms the substance that makes this sandwich spread |
jelly
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...in this religion that considers Abraham & Sarah its patriarch & matriarch |
Judaism
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It doesn't take a genius to figure out that in educational testing, IQ stands for this |
intelligence quotient
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Bigger than 10 states, it's our largest lake |
Superior
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A duo: "St. Elsewhere" "Go Go Gadget Gospel", "Crazy" |
Gnarls Barkley
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This U.S. president was elected to an unprecedented third term in 1940 |
FDR
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This type of sugar used in making baked beans gets its color from the molasses retained in its refining |
brown sugar
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...in this religion that considers Abraham & Hagar its patriarch & matriarch |
Islam
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D.O.B. is this bit of biographical info |
date of birth
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California has the tallest trees, tallest dam, and tallest waterfall, which shares its name with this national park |
Yosemite
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A Las Vegas group: "Mr. Brightside", "Somebody Told Me", "When You Were Young" |
The Killers
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The third witch has the third line in this Shakespeare play |
Macbeth
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Dentists dislike these "ursine" candies born in Bonn, Germany because they're high in sugar & stick to your teeth |
Gummi Bears
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...in this religion whose name is derived from a river in India |
Hinduism
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On your PC's keyboard, Alt is short for this |
alternative
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The peregrine type of this is the fastest bird, reaching 200 mph while plunging after prey |
falcon
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A singer-songwriter: "Gravity", "Belief", "Waiting On The World To Change" |
John Mayer
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In the Bible, he's the third son born to Adam & Eve |
Seth
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This fruit of the genus Musa is rich in potassium & also has a surprisingly high sugar content |
bananas
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...in this religion whose sacred scriptures were first published in Palmyra, New York |
(Haritha: How about Quaker religion?)
Mormon (The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints)
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More than 350 miles of passages have been mapped in this longest cave |
(Haritha: What is the Carlsbad Caverns?) (Will: What is Mammoth Caverns?)
Mammoth Cave
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A 3-named woman: "Like A Star", "Enchantment", "Put Your Records On" |
Corinne Bailey Rae
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With Armstrong & Aldrin, he was the third man along for the journey to the moon in July 1969 |
(Haritha: Who is Shepard?)
(Michael) Collins
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This soda whose logo was created by a Georgia bookkeeper has more than 9 tsp. of sugars in a 12-ounce can |
Coke
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...in this faith whose name comes from the Greek for "universal" |
(Christine: What is the Unitarian Church?) (Haritha: What is Episcopal?)
Catholic
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MFA is an abbreviation for this graduate degree |
Master of Fine Arts
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