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This Pennsylvania city officially owns the bell |
Philadelphia
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In 70 A.D. the second temple was destroyed in this city |
Jerusalem
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Nidhogg, one of these mythical fire-breathers, gnaws at the roots of the cosmic tree |
a dragon
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This illustrated mag had a shaky start in 1954 with unpopular coverage of snooty events like yacht races |
Sports Illustrated
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He succeeded Robert Montgomery as Guild president in 1947 & later went on to even bigger things |
Ronald Reagan
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Michigan bay that's part of Lake Huron |
Saginaw Bay
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Appropriately, it's the number of times the Liberty Bell is symbolically tapped each year on July 4 |
13
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The USSR's first man in space program was Vostok, "east"; its second was Voskhod, or this event in the east |
sunrise
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This god is known by dozens & dozens of names including Sidfodr, "Father of Victories" |
Odin
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This news magazine was started in 1923 so that "busy men" could stay informed |
Time
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Of 12,000, 20,000, or 120,000, the one closest to SAG's current U.S. membership |
120,000
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It's the ninth astrological sign |
Sagittarius
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Ironically, the Liberty Bell was rung in February 1761 when this man ascended the throne |
George III
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The second & last German emperor of this name took the throne in 1888 |
(Darryl: What is Frederick?)
Wilhelm
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For Norse gods, the "core" of eternal youth was found in these fruits supplied by the goddess Iduna |
apples
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Articles in the first edition of this magazine, in 1936, featured ratings of cereal, soap & stockings |
(Darryl: What is The Ladies' Home Journal?)
Consumer Reports
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In 2008 the SAG Award for a Stunt Ensemble in a Movie went to this Matt Damon Flick |
The Bourne Ultimatum
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It's purple in a popular Zane Grey title |
sage (Riders of the Purple Sage)
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The bell is 25% tin, 70% this metal |
copper
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The Second Amendment guarantees the right to bear arms & mentions "a well regulated" one of these |
a militia
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Thurheim, or "Place of Might", is this god's realm in Asgard |
Thor
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Bell, Edison & Pasteur wrote for this mag, founded in 1872, that also devoted early attention to evolution theory |
(Darryl: What is Nature?) (Aaron: What is Scientific American?) (Heather: What is National Geographic?)
Popular Science
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Nominated for an Oscar in 1998, this "Titanic" co-star was a founding member of the Screen Actors Guild in 1933 |
(Darryl: Who is Gloria Swanson?)
Gloria Stuart
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Giant succulent of the American Southwest |
the saguaro cactus
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The bell may have cracked in February 1846 while ringing in his 114th birthday |
(Aaron: Who is Ben Franklin?)
George Washington
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Hercules' second labor was to slay this snakelike water creature |
the (Lernaean) Hydra
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This trickster shouldn't have stolen Sif's golden hair; he had to replace it with real gold |
Loki
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This urbane magazine wrote in its 1925 start that "it is not edited for the old lady in Dubuque" |
The New Yorker
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SAG shares jurisdiction over TV actors with this sister union |
A(merican) F(ederation of) T(elevision and) R(adio) A(rtists)
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Teddy Roosevelt's New York mansion |
(Heather: What is Sag Harbor?)
Sagamore Hill
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