CLUE: THE SHAKESPEARE VERSION |
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It was Casca, then a bunch of other guys & lastly him, stabbing Julius Caesar, on the Senate floor |
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Survivor topped the charts with this song from "Rocky III" |
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On New Guinea, the pacu, seen here, which is in the same family as this South American fish, may have given up vegetarianism to be a river monster |
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Humboldt University International: This now-fallen German obstacle "and European Integration" |
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A "polarpoint presentation" is an office meeting in which the boss has adjusted this so no one will nap |
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It's the name of cities in 14 states, not just Wisconsin |
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It was Othello, perhaps with a pillow, smothering her in her bedroom |
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This Kim Carnes song begins, "Her hair is Harlow gold" |
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It's no surprise that this fish, a relative of the puffer, is named for a prickly rodent |
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Cornell I.T. training: "Boundaries: Good" these "Make Good Neighbors" |
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Drop 1 letter from the type of creature Sonic is in video games & you get this, one who monopolizes the aisle seat |
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Alfonso VI of Castile captured this city from the Moors in 1083 |
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It was Hamlet, in the Queen's chamber, stabbing this man through a curtain |
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"Behind These Hazel Eyes" was a hit for this Idol |
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Giant isopods, which feed on the deep ocean floor, are members of this subphylum that also includes shrimp & crabs |
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University of Ostrava: "Limits of Development in China and" this country |
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"Jumping the couch" means to flip out like this guy who inspired the phrase on an "Oprah" appearance |
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It was formerly the Malagasy Republic |
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It was this Thane of Fife, with a sword, on the battlefield, who killed Macbeth |
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A 2011 commercial for Pretzel M&Ms used this song from the "Dirty Dancing" soundtrack |
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"Froday" is the day you realize you need one of these |
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The volcanic soil of this Atlantic island helps give a distinctive rich flavor to the fortified wine named for it |
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It was Romeo, in a public place, with a sword, killing this relative of Juliet |
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In 1978 this British-American rock group experienced some "Double Vision" |
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Like the type of snake it's named for, which includes moccasins, this fish has serious fangs |
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"Fomo" stands for "fear of" this happening, because you know that party's going to be great |
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Have a tea cake & remember this French name of a group of islands in the Gulf of St. Lawrence |
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