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By day, Thomas Anderson (Keanu Reeves) is a computer programmer in this 1999 film |
The Matrix
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Executives from Netflix & Bank of America are directors of this company; oh yeah, Bill Gates is still there |
Microsoft
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Matthew J. Bruccoli edited a novel by this author, published with its original title, "The Love of the Last Tycoon" |
Fitzgerald
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Though introduced in 1946, this 2-piece bathing suit didn't become popular in the U.S. until the 1960s |
the bikini
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Thai royalty were buried with this cat breed; the grave had holes for the cat to escape once the king's soul passed into it |
a Siamese
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A girl who likes rough, outdoor activities |
tomboy
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In addition to his field work, he is a professor of archaeology at Marshall College in Connecticut |
Indiana Jones
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He joined Halliburton's board of directors in August 1995 & became CEO 2 months later |
Dick Cheney
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John Callahan, seen at left, pulled together "Juneteenth", the posthumous second novel of this author |
Ralph Ellison
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Varying in length & color, the name of this semi-formal dress suggests it's perfect for happy hour |
a cocktail dress
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Pass & Stow recast it in 1753, but too much copper injured its tone |
the Liberty Bell
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A notably honest person, whether he sings in church or not |
choirboy
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George Clooney's character Ryan Bingham is a termination facilitator in this 2009 film |
Up in the Air
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Peter Ueberroth, Barry Diller & ex-Georgia Sen. Sam Nunn are on the board of this beverage company |
Coca-Cola
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Gary Moulton edited this 19th c. duo's journal--not easy when they spelled "Sioux" 27 different ways |
Lewis & Clark
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Unless you're in the military, garments sporting this pattern can actually make you stand out |
camouflage
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Ivy Green, Helen Keller's birthplace, is in Tuscumbia in this state |
Alabama
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You're from Sudbury? I'm from Sudbury! You're my this |
homeboy
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Soap salesman Tyler Durden changes the life of an insomniac office worker in this cult favorite |
Fight Club
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This company's directors include Jeffrey Immelt, Roger Penske & ex-sen. Sam Nunn; are light bulbs popping for you? |
General Electric
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In 1892 Francis Bellamy, editor at The Youth's Companion, penned this, spoken by U.S. youth every school day |
the Pledge of Allegiance
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In 2012 this jeans & apparel company founded by Georges Marciano & Brothers celebrated 30 years in retail |
GUESS
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This pop artist used the style of comic strips, including thought bubbles, in works like "Whaam!" & "Drowning Girl" |
Lichtenstein
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Originally, it meant a young actor, not a ladies' man |
a playboy
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Cannibalistic serial killer was just a sideline for Hannibal Lecter, who was this kind of doctor prior to his incarceration |
a psychiatrist
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In 1999 Sam Nunn joined the board of this computer company whose roots trace back to the University of Texas in 1984 |
Dell
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Editor George Davis' NYC house was also home to W.H. Auden, Gypsy Rose Lee & this "The Heart is a Lonely Hunter" author |
(Carson) McCullers
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This collarless pullover shirt with a few buttons at the top was copied from English rowers |
a henley
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Near this Mass. college, oldest of the 7 Sisters, Skinner Park has great views from this peak |
Mt. Holyoke
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This term for an American World War I infantryman is the name of the statue seen here |
a doughboy
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