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Known for his Gettysburg "Charge", after the War he sold insurance in Richmond |
(George) Pickett
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This gem found in a shell is a symbol of the moon & of femininity |
(Stuart: What is mother of pearl?) ... (Alex: [*], only. Yeah.)
a pearl
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We'll think you're just Great when you name this body of water |
Lake Huron
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Call them "Tovarisch", Russian for this word meaning a friend & fellow Communist |
a comrade
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A sea anemone is a marine polyp; a land anemone is this type of flower that sounds like it lives forever |
a perennial
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It was at a victory that this CSA Gen. reportedly said, "It is well that war is so terrible, or we should grow too fond of it" |
(Robert E.) Lee
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In Taoism, Yudi is known as this green gemstone Emperor & is often depicted holding a tablet of it |
Jade
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22 miles long & 6,225 feet up, this lake on the California-Nevada border is the USA's biggest Alpine lake |
Lake Tahoe
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Let your pal Alex become one of these, a sponsor for your kid at his baptism |
a godfather
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As portrayed in "Finding Nemo", these "funny" fish really do live amid sea anemones |
clown fish
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Julia Ward Howe wrote this "Hymn", the semi-official song of the Union Army, after visiting an army camp near Washington, D.C. |
(Alex: Correct, with less than a minute to go.)
"The Battle Hymn Of The Republic"
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Australia produces some of the finest examples of these gems |
opals
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1,240 miles long & rich in hydro power, it's the largest river by volume that flows from the U.S. into the Pacific Ocean |
(Nolan: What is the... Snake River?) (Alex: No, you had to go further north and west. [*].)
the Columbia River
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Assist your bud with this alliterative offering, also the name of Hamburger Helper's mascot |
a helping hand
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Anemones are also called windflowers & are part of this flower family, like the Princess Bride |
buttercup
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After the War, this Union general known for his whiskers was elected Governor of Rhode Island 3 times |
(Stuart: Who is Burnsides?) ... (Alex: Correct response--who is [*]--no "S" on the end.)
(Ambrose) Burnside
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Idaho's state gem is the star type of this deep red January birthstone |
garnet
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1977: "The Goodbye Girl" |
[The end-of-round signal sounds.]
Richard Dreyfus
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Lake McConaughy, this state's largest lake, is a reservoir created by the Kingsley Dam on the North Platte River |
Nebraska
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Invite your amigo to Mexico City for your daughter's 15th birthday fiesta, called by this Spanish word |
quinceaƱera
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This type of sea anemone has a hollow stalklike structure for which it is named |
the tube anemone
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A former slave, she was appointed to the National Freedman's Relief Association in 1864; in your face, Tubman! |
Sojourner Truth
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Princess Diana's engagement ring was this gem surrounded by 14 diamonds in a cluster setting |
(Nolan: What is an emerald?)
a blue sapphire
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1985: "Kiss of the Spider Woman" |
(Samantha: Um, who is Sonia Braga?)
William Hurt
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Near Greenwood, Mississippi the Yalobusha River flows into this one even later in the alphabet |
the Yazoo River
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Even though you're a bookie, let pals slide on this, the percentage they owe you when they lose a bet |
a vig (vigorish)
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One type of this "solitary" sea creature carries a sea anemone, which it brings along when it changes shells |
a hermit crab
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