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BABY, YOU'RE A RICH MAN OR WOMAN |
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By year's end it was Germany's only political party |
the Nazi Party
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In 2009 this Wash. State man gave $3.8 billion to charity, working in part to make vaccines against malaria, TB & AIDS |
Bill Gates
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RHCP is short for this band featuring Flea on bass |
the Red Hot Chili Peppers
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Until recently in Great Britain this dog breed was known as the Alsatian |
the German shepherd
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This type of chicken at KFC sounds like another type of food altogether, but it's just bite-sized pieces of white meat chicken |
popcorn chicken
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Italian word for the last piece of an opera or concert |
finale
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In California ground was broken for the building of this modern wonder |
the Golden Gate Bridge
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In 2009 Forbes said this Nebraska man had lost $25 billion in 12 months |
Warren Buffett
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Ska-rock band MMB is The Mighty Mighty these |
the Bosstones
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In this sport invented in Melbourne, goals are worth 6 points & "behinds" are worth 1 |
(Prabhu: What is Australian rugby?) (Alex: Yes, Australian rugby--no, sorry.)
Australian rules football
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Haven't had enough sugar? There are 97 grams of it in a Small Caramel Frosty from this chain |
Wendy's
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The outer limit of a field of science; the opening of "Star Trek" mentioned one |
frontier
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Ratified in 1933, the 21st Amendment repealed Prohibition, put into effect by this amendment |
(Lynn: What was the 19th Amendment?)
the 18th Amendment
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Mark Pincus, who gave us this crop-growing game, is said to have invested $40,000 in Facebook & made $425 million |
FarmVille
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For a recent tour & album, these 2 groups banded together as NKOTBSB |
New Kids on the Block & the Backstreet Boys
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In "The Big Lebowski", The Dude called this cocktail a "Caucasian" |
a White Russian
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This restaurant rolled out a new french fry recipe in 2011; try 'em with the BK Single Stacker |
Burger King
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Involving liquor & a match, this French verb is the last step in preparing Steak Diane |
flambé
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After years of running reprinted, condensed articles, this magazine published its first original signed article |
Reader's Digest
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Arkansas' Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art was founded by Alice of this wealthy family |
the Waltons
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ELO is Electric Light Orchestra; ELP is Emerson, Lake & him |
Palmer
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A Geneva council in 1713 set forth rules on the opening of these controversial numbered financial tools |
Swiss bank accounts
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Carl's Jr. & this more eastern burger joint are sister restaurants with nearly identical gold star logos |
Hardee's
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The outer edge of something, or a spooky Fox TV show |
Fringe
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He came to the U.S. in 1933 & helped found the School of American Ballet |
(A.J.: Who is Nureyev?)
George Balanchine
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This Texas computer maker bought $200 million of his own stock in the summer of 2008 |
Michael Dell
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LP isn't just a long-playing record--it's also this "New Divide" band |
Linkin Park
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Your barista knows it's also called a cafetiere or a plunge-filter |
a French press
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Go to this eatery's drivethrudiet.com & read about Christine's weight loss using Fresco items |
Taco Bell
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Major League Baseball games that end this way are all scored 9-0 |
forfeit
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