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Marseille, this country's main seaport, is on its Mediterranean coast |
France
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Hector Elizondo is chief of staff at this title hospital |
Chicago Hope
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This type of transmission has been making stop-and-go driving easier since 1904 |
Automatic transmission
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In 1783 two Frenchmen became the first to get a rise out of this Montgolfier invention |
Hot air balloon
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Year after year tourists faithfully turn out to see Old Faithful Geyser at this national park |
Yellowstone
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In England, a "cuppa" is a cup of this |
Tea
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The Casa Rosada, residence of this country's president, stands on the Plaza de Mayo in Buenos Aires |
Argentina
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Title of a '70s series, it's what Michael Douglas as inspector Steve Keller used to "hit" |
The Streets of San Francisco
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If you can read this clue, you can name this station wagon part that means to follow too closely |
Tailgate
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Rodgers & Hammerstein wrote its "wheels are yeller, the upholstery's brown" |
"The Surrey With the Fringe On Top"
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People were jazzed when a park named for Louis Armstrong was dedicated in this city of his birth |
(Alex: We have a minute to go.)
New Orleans
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The British call a tire a tire, but they spell it this way |
T-Y-R-E
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Natives of this largest island call it Kalaallit Nunaat |
Greenland
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Art Garfunkel sang the theme to this series that featured Marion Ross as a Jewish grandmother |
(Marilyn: What is something with Brooklyn in it?)
Brooklyn Bridge
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Alliterative term for anticipating & avoiding dangers while on the road |
(Marilyn: What is...I can't think of it!)
Defensive driving
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The "RR" logo on this auto's radiator plate changed from red to black in 1933 after one of the founders died |
Rolls-Royce
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You need a doctor's okay to enjoy some of the baths at this Arkansas national park |
Hot Springs
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If you got a new brolly as a gift on Boxing Day, you received one of these |
Umbrella
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The Kuril Islands separate the Sea of Okhotsk from this ocean |
Pacific
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Howard Hesseman & Loni Anderson returned for cameos on the '90s revival of this 1978-1982 series |
WKRP in Cincinnati
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Term for the type of skidding in which a car rides on a film of water, losing traction |
Hydroplaning
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Models of this motorcycle have included the Hydra-Glide, Duo-Glide, Electra-Glide & Super Glide |
Harley-Davidson
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A line of cannon once used to defend Manhattan's shoreline gave this New York park its name |
Battery Park
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On a road map the M in M1 or M2 stands for this |
Motorway
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Uzbekistan shares the inland Aral Sea with this neighboring "Stan" to the north |
Kazakhstan
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Hammer -- Jan, not M.C. -- hit No. 1 with the theme to this cop series |
Miami Vice
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Modern convex side-view mirrors give wider angles of vision, but need this caution printed on them |
Objects Are Closer Than They Appear
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As well as kayaks, Eskimos use these open vessels whose name means "woman's boat" |
Umiaks
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This 48-acre tract in Massachusetts was set aside in 1634 as a "cow pasture & training field" |
Boston Common
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It's a military officer's servant, not a caped crusader |
Batman
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