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West Virginian who taught psychology, divorced a missionary, & wrote novels about China |
Pearl Buck
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He served in both the Confederate & Union armies before going to look for Livingstone |
Stanley
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A banker's best rate, or a butcher's best rib |
prime
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She's no dummy, but her "brother" was, & Charlie's room was bigger than hers |
Candice Bergen
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As early as 3500 B.C., bees were domesticated in this ancient African civilization |
Egypt
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It isn't too taxing to determine that this is the 1st month, alphabetically |
April
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Frontier heroine Betty Zane's life was fictionalized by this namesake descendant |
Zane Grey
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Cause of the 1809 gunshot death of this Louisiana Purchase explorer is still undetermined |
Meriwether Lewis
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A bond value of 100% or an expert golfer's average score |
par
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Number of Dale Evans' husbands before she rode off into the sunset with Roy Rogers |
2
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Among other colors, mining bees can be a shade of 1 of these 2 metals dug from mines |
(Nancy: What is [*]?) (Alex: And?) (Nancy: Silver?) (Alex: No.) [Nancy was initially ruled incorrect; the decision was reversed before Final Jeopardy! since she only needed to name one.]
gold & copper
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Alphabetically 1st among continents, though 2nd in size |
Africa
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A single sentence in one of his daughter's school books inspired him to write "Shogun" |
James Clavell
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Gone broke, he had himself put in a cask addressed to Panama, which he later crossed |
Balboa
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Over-the-counter stocks are indexed on the automated quote system known by this acronym |
[The end-of-round signal sounds.]
NASDAQ
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"Sugar Babies" star who said Louis B. Mayer's suicide attempt was her fault |
Ann Miller
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Because a bumblebee has a long one of these, only it can pollinate the red clover |
(Irwin: What is a stinger?)
tongue
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Alphabetically the 1st vice president, 3 letters & 180 years ahead of Agnew |
(Rex: Who was, uh, Adams?) (Alex: Be more specific.)
John Adams
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Of this India-born writer, Mark Twain said, "He knows all that can be known, & I know the rest" |
(Irwin: Who is Omar Khyyam?)
(Rudyard) Kipling
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1st European to see bison, head & all, was this Spaniard whose name means "cow's head" |
Alvar Nuñez Cabeza de Vaca
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He knew the honeymoon was over when Vivien Leigh attacked him in his sleep |
Laurence Olivier
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Tho collectors of nectar & pollen, these nonsocial bees don't build hives but bore in wood to nest |
carpenter bees
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Alphabetically, the 1st U.S. state capital |
(Rex: What is, uh, Annapolis?)
Albany, New York
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Oddly paralleling his heroine Anna Karenina's death, he died at a train station |
Tolstoy
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Columbus planned to sail westward to "Cipangu", which was the name Marco Polo used for this country |
Japan
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Afraid of being an out-caste" this "Dark Angel" star passed her Indian mother off as her maid |
Merle Oberon
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Bees need feeding about 1300 times a day during this state of development |
a larva (larval)
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Alphabetically, the 1st card in a deck of 52 |
(Nancy: What is an ace?) (Alex: Be more specific.)
ace of clubs
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