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THE BRITISH PRIME MINISTER WHEN |
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This Shakespeare play inspired Jose Limon to create "The Moor's Pavane", & he danced the lead role himself |
Othello
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This future baseball giant first said "Hey!" to the world when he was born in Alabama in 1931 |
(Alex: [*]--"Say Hey"--yes.)
Willie Mays
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George Washington was a fan of this holiday drink but used whiskey & brandy as well as rum |
egg nog
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To 58102, to send it to this biggest North Dakota city, you betcha |
(Alyssa: What is a ZIP code?) ... (Alex: Yes, we're giving you the zip code.)
Fargo
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...the 9/11 attacks occurred |
Tony Blair
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I'll have this Chinese dish of sliced chicken stir-fried with mushrooms & vegetables, to go |
moo goo gai pan
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We're not toying with you: one of Andersen's fairy tales inspired the ballet "The Steadfast Tin" this |
Soldier
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1934 was the first year for this Oscar category, & the winner was "The Continental" |
(Alyssa: What is Best Picture?) (Kathleen: What is Best Foreign Film?) ... (Alex: It was the [*]--Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers.)
Best Song
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To be patriotic during WWII, this soda invented in 1898 adopted red, white & blue colors, still on its logo today |
Pepsi
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To 99501, to send it to this largest Alaska city |
Anchorage
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...Argentina invaded the Falkland Islands |
Margaret Thatcher
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Hello... Hey you... Over there! This chocolate drink has been around since the '20s |
(Peter: What is Ovaltine?)
Yoo-hoo
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In "Western Symphony", dance hall girls & cowboys cavort to classic tunes like this "River Valley" |
"Red River Valley"
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This ski-nosed comic broke out of Vaudeville & made his Broadway acting debut in the 1933 musical "Roberta" |
(Peter: Who is Jimmy Durante?) ... (Alex: [*]--"Ski Nose", yes.)
Bob Hope
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A person used to be smashed onto a new boat as a sacrifice; this effervescent drink is less painful |
(Alex: [Chuckles] Yeah. I can't imagine some poor guy swinging, and bang! "Okay, I christen you.")
champagne
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To 86538, to send it to this Arizona town that was "too tough to die" |
Tombstone
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...World War II ended in Europe |
Churchill
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George H.W. Bush derided Ronald Reagan's fiscal policies as this type of "economics" |
voodoo
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It's the "little" French surname of choreographer Roland of the Ballets de Paris |
Petit
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(Jon of the Clue Crew reports from Tavern on the Green.) Tavern on the Green opened as a restaurant in 1934; this New York City mayor opened the door with a brass key & sampled the cuisine |
(Alex: You are right. And that means that the last clue is yours, and it is... the Daily Double. And how often has that occurred this week? I think three times now.)
LaGuardia
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To make this 4-letter drink, the rice has to be milled because the starch, which ferments, is in the center of the rice |
sake
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To 93308, to send it to this California city that gave its name to a country music "Sound" |
(Alex: Oh, [*] sound!)
Bakersfield
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...World War II broke out |
Neville Chamberlain
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Don't get on that alien ship; "To Serve Man" is one of these kitchen helpers! |
a cookbook
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The jazzy ballet "Slaughter on Tenth Avenue" was originally part of the Broadway musical "On Your" these |
Toes
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Agatha Christie set Hercule Poirot afloat on a boat called the Karnak in this exotic 1937 novel |
(Peter: What is And Then There Were None?)
Death on the Nile
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White & red wines differ in that the stems & these 2 other parts of the grape are not used for white |
(Kathleen: What are the skins?)
the skins & the seeds
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To 97405, to send it to this Oregon college town, home of the Ducks |
Eugene
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...Queen Victoria was anointed Empress of India |
Benjamin Disraeli
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The plan has no risk, it can't fail, it can only be described as this |
foolproof
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