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If you're in town in April, put on your bonnet & join the parade down Fifth Avenue for this holiday |
Easter
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"I don't want no other love, baby it's still you I'm thinking of" |
(Justin: What is "Hound Dog"?)
"Don't Be Cruel"
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Phyllobates terribilis, from this continent, is one of the more lethal of the poison dart frogs |
South America
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In 1993 Sydney beat out Beijing by 2 votes to get to host this, 7 years later |
Summer Olympic Games
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Perhaps singer Bob could tell you this Welsh name traditionally means son of the sea or waves |
Dylan
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"Don't put all your eggs..." |
In one basket
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Alliterative name commonly used of the Yankees-Mets clash in October 2000 |
"Subway Series"
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"The whole rhythm section was the Purple Gang" |
"Jailhouse Rock"
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The long, slithery amphiuma is also called the Congo snake or the Congo type of this fish |
Eel
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Australia became a commonwealth in 1901, but this group didn't become citizens until 1967 |
Aborigines
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It was the third most popular U.S. boys' name in 1999, & that's the "Gospel" truth |
Matthew
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"Little pitchers have..." |
Big ears
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(Here's my good buddy Regis.) This man who died in Tucson in 1960 was largely responsible for this area (which includes a skating rink) |
(J: Who is Rockefeller?) (Alex: Which one?) (J: Nelson?) (Alex: No.) (J: Andrew?)
John D. Rockefeller
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"No such number, no such zone" |
"Return to Sender"
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Appropriately, a foot-long, 7-lb. African frog bears the name of this 6-cubits-&-a-span Biblical person |
Goliath
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Nevil Shute's novel "A Town Like Alice" is set during this war |
World War II
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The names Ursula, Orson & Bjorn are all based on this animal |
Bear (ursus)
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"Promises are like pie-crust, made to be..." |
Broken
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This publication's classic headlines include "Headless Body in Topless Bar" |
New York Post
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"Bright light city gonna set my soul, gonna set my soul on fire" |
"Viva Las Vegas"
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The smooth type of this common variety of salamander is seen here |
(M: What is a gecko?)
Newt
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Lindy Chamberlain, who claimed one of these carried off & killed her baby, was wrongly convicted of murder |
Dingo (wild dog)
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Popular masculine names from this country include Istvan, Zoltan & Gabor |
Hungary
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"The squeaking wheel gets..." |
The grease
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Opened in 1922 at 142nd & Lenox, this club generally banned black customers but welcomed black musicians |
Cotton Club
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"We're caught in a trap, I can't walk out, because I love you too much baby" |
(Alex: And I want you to know that I could not sing those songs for you; I know you wanted me to, but they would have had to pay me extra!)
"Suspicious Minds"
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This word, from the Latin for "wave", describes the way some amphibians move |
Undulate
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Group that had a 1982 No. 1 hit in the U.S. singing "I come from a land down under" |
Men at Work
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This Russian form of George was in the headlines in 1961 |
(we have less than a minute to go...)
Yuri (as in Yuri Gagarin)
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"Faint heart never won..." |
Fair lady
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