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Early in 2000 South Carolina governor Jim Hodges advocated removing this from atop the statehouse |
Confederate battleflag
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Johnny Depp debuted in this 1984 film & made a cameo later in the series in "Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare" |
Nightmare on Elm Street
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One difference between crickets & these, including locusts, is crickets' longer antennae |
(Lise: What are cicadas?)
grasshoppers
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With the creation of pancake makeup, he changed the face of Hollywood |
Max Factor
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A singer: "Stand By Your Man" |
Tammy Wynette
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In the E.R., doctors ask for things to be done immediately by using this 4-letter Latin abbreviation |
Stat
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The person heard here is the governor of this U.S. state:
"I'm a 6'4", 250-pound ex-Navy SEAL, pro wrestler, radio personality..." |
(Jamie: Who is Jesse Ventura?) (Alex: Governor of [*]--yes... no, I did a boo-boo; I gave you the correct response... like you, I was enthralled by listening to his voice!)
Minnesota
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This martial artist's 1995 film "Hung Fan Kui" was released in the U.S. as "Rumble in the Bronx" |
Jackie Chan
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Made of paper, the nests of these wasps are a synonym for hostility & strife |
Hornets
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This Swedish actor who tried to expel demons in "The Exorcist" played the devil himself in "Needful Things" |
(Lise: Who is Max van Sydow?)
Max von Sydow
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A diva: "Bubbles: An Encore" |
Beverly Sills
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In restaurants this number means "all gone" |
86
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In this state's 1998 election, John Engler pulled the plug on the gubernatorial hopes of Jack Kevorkian's lawyer |
Michigan
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(Hi, I'm Gil Bellows of Ally McBeal.) In 1994 I was on the wrong side of the law as an inmate in this film that also starred Tim Robbins & Morgan Freeman |
The Shawshank Redemption
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A maggot represents this stage in the metamorphosis of a fly |
Larval
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Seen here, the stage he designed for "Woodstock '99" was out of this world: |
Peter Max
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A Scandinavian movie director: "The Magic Lantern" |
Ingmar Bergman
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When used with "up", this type of little house is slang for living together without being married |
Shack
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In 1998 this state's Jim Geringer was the only governor to win election with under 100,000 votes |
(Jamie: What is New Hampshire?)
Wyoming
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She was nominated for an Oscar for playing a role based on herself in Neil Simon's "Chapter Two" |
Marsha Mason
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The etymology of this word for the study of insects is that it comes from Greek for "notched" |
entomology
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This contemporary of Einstein won the 1918 Nobel Prize for Physics |
(Kevin: Who is Max Ernst?) (Lise: Who is Max Von Planck?) ... (Alex: We have a minute to go.)
Max Planck
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A religious leader: "Freedom in Exile" |
The Dalai Lama
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From the Latin for "chest", it's a pen used for small animals such as rabbits |
(Kevin: What is a warren?)
a hutch
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In 1990 she came within 2 percentage points of defeating Bill Bradley for his senate seat |
Christine Todd Whitman
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This bouncy wirehaired fox terrier shared the spotlight with William Powell & Myrna Loy in "The Thin Man" series |
(Kevin: What is...)
Asta
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There are biting & nonbiting types of this tiny insect with the name of an Archie Comics girl |
(Lise: What are bettys?) (Kevin: What are veronicas?)
a midge
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He wrote the play "Winterset" & co-wrote "What Price Glory?" |
Maxwell Anderson
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A former vice president: "Standing Firm" |
Dan Quayle
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Manic depression is another term for this "disorder" marked by mood disturbances |
Bipolar disorder
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