CLINTON AFTER THE PRESIDENCY |
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ALLITERATIVE FOOD & DRINK |
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(Former President Clinton delivers the clue.) Launched in 2006, the Clinton Climate Initiative is working with cities to improve energy efficiency & reduce these emissions like CO2 that contribute to global warming |
greenhouse gases
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According to a McDonald's jingle, the Big Mac gets this type of bun |
sesame seed
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This classic by Victor Hugo opens on Jan. 6, 1482 |
(Siobhan: What is Les Misérables?)
The Hunchback of Notre Dame
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This range has more mountains that rise at least 26,000 feet than any other |
the Himalayas
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(9 letters) Describes a horse listed as an entry in a race, but ultimately removed |
scratched
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(Former President Clinton delivers the clue.) I'm the chairman of the national center devoted to this document; I spoke at the groundbreaking ceremony on September 17, 2000--213 years to the day it was signed |
the Constitution
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The name of this potato dish refers to the type of lengthwise cut, not to the dish's country of origin |
French fries
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Belize has a mountain range named for these pre-Columbian people who retreated there from the Spaniards |
(Dave: Uh, what are the Incas?)
the Mayans
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(8 letters) 2-3-4-5-6 (different suits) in poker |
straight
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This cocktail of gin, cherry brandy & lemon juice is named for a city near the Malay Peninsula |
(Siobhan: Wh...) (Alex: Siobhan?) (Siobhan: What is a Tom Collins?)
a Singapore Sling
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In this memoir, Isak Dinesen wrote, "Denys Finch-Hatton... lived in my house between his safaris" |
Out of Africa
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Seen here is what's left of fir trees after a 1980 eruption in this state |
(Alex: Mount St. Helens, yes.)
Washington
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(9 letters) Made a shrill cry, like a certain owl |
(Siobhan: What is screech?) [Originally accepted as correct; reversed during her interview]
screeched
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Boston these were often served with Boston brown bread |
(Dave: Uh, what are beans?) (Alex: Be more specific.)
baked beans
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This 7-volume novel is based on Marcel Proust's life |
Remembrance of Things Past
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Frederick Cook, who claimed to have beaten Peary to the pole, also claimed to have scaled this highest Alaskan peak |
Denali (or Mount McKinley)
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(8 letters) Describes a roof composed of leaves or straw |
thatched
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(Former President Clinton delivers the clue.) The Clinton Hunter Development Initiative has planted several million fruit trees in Malawi & Rwanda to reverse this, caused by activities like clear-cutting which lead to land erosion |
deforestation
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Number of minutes in a regulation NHL period |
(Jennifer: What is 15?) [The end-of-round signal sounds.] (Alex: And with that, we come to the end of the Jeopardy! Round. And we do want to thank former President Clinton for helping us out. Jeopardy! has scored some big firsts. Not only the former President, but his wife, our Secretary of State, have done clues for us. We'll be back to start Double Jeopardy! in just a moment.)
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Traditionally served in a copper mug, this cocktail is vodka, lemon juice & ginger beer; it's got a real "kick" |
a Moscow mule
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This Conrad book describes Marlow as a seaman, but a wanderer, too |
Heart of Darkness
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You'll be surrounded by South Africa if you climb the part of the Maluti Mountains in this country |
(Dave: Uh, what is Zimbabwe?) ... (Alex: Less than a minute to go now.)
Lesotho
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(9 letters) Lengthened by tension |
(Jennifer: What is taut?)
stretched
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