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Her reign from 1558 until her death in 1603 is often called the golden age of English history |
Elizabeth I
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Michael Douglas |
Catherine Zeta-Jones
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"La Esmeralda", a 3-act ballet created in 1844, was based on this classic novel |
The Hunchback of Notre Dame
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Widely considered the most beautiful bridge in D.C., the Arlington Memorial Bridge spans this river |
the Potomac River
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This term for a piece of sporting equipment protecting your teeth also refers to a criminal lawyer |
(Dana: What is a mouthguard?)
a mouthpiece
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The first section of this 1215 document states that "the English church shall be free" |
the Magna Carta
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A plush tail that curves over its back is a trademark of this Japanese dog |
[The end-of-round signal sounds.]
an Akita
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Cecil B. De Mille's dancin' niece, she choreographed her last ballet, "The Other", in 1992 at age 86 |
Agnes de Mille
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This winding tributary of the Columbia River rises in a corner of Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming |
the Snake River
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A "Futurama" robot, or slang for a drinking spree |
bender
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Some call the 1487 Battle of Stoke won by Henry VII the last battle in this war between 2 royal houses |
the Wars of the Roses
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Kevin Bacon |
Kyra Sedgwick
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Breeds of this dog group include the Airedale & Bedlington |
terriers
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Among the few filmed sequences of this Russian ballerina are clips of her "dying swan" from 1907 |
(Robert: Who is Kinski?)
Anna Pavlova
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On August 5, 1864 it was "damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead" into this bay with Admiral Farragut's flagship in the lead |
Mobile Bay
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This 3-word term for a restrictive device is used facetiously (we hope) when referring to one's wife |
a ball and chain
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This title was re-created in 1301 when Edward I gave it to his son who was born in Caernarfon |
(Keith: ...What is the... Duke of Scotland?) (Alex: No, Caernarfon is in Wales, hence, [*].)
Prince of Wales
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Blake Shelton |
Miranda Lambert
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Originally from the Mediterranean, its' the aristocratic lapdog seen here |
a Maltese
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Pamlico Sound, the largest lagoon on the East Coast, is located on the eastern shore of this state |
[Keith seems to be chuckling as Alex reads the clue.] (Alex: [After Keith's response] Say again where you're from.) (Keith: I'm from North Carolina.)
North Carolina
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All aboard this transport toting a topping for turkey--it means an easy, lucrative job |
the gravy train
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A London hospital founded for the Order of the Star of Bethlehem became known as this, also meaning a madhouse |
(Keith: What's a sanitarium?) (Dana: What is an asylum?) ... (Alex: Yes, instead of Bethlehem, it got to be known as [*].)
Bedlam
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Sacha Baron Cohen |
Isla Fisher
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Believed to be the oldest purebred dog, this greyhoundlike canine was sacred to the Egyptians |
(Dana: What is a whippet?)
the saluki
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The old Mormon town of St. Thomas, Nev. lies beneath this lake, & when the water is low, remnants can still be seen |
(Robert: What is the Great Salt Lake?) (Keith: What is Lake Tahoe?) ... (Alex: Remember, they created [*].)
Lake Mead
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"Deadly" 2-word alliterative term for a strategy used to prevent a corporate takeover |
(Robert: What is a leveraged buyout?)
a poison pill
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