A GAMBOL THROUGH THE GAMBIA |
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Gambia's capital, Banjul, was established in 1816 as a military post to suppress this trade |
the slave trade
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The CPF, or Cleft this Foundation, works to aid those affected by craniofacial birth defects |
palate
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Since 2009 dozens of songs from this TV show have made the Top 40 |
Glee
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Kodiak bears were isolated from the brown bears of the mainland since the last of these about 12,000 years ago |
an ice age
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In the names of 3 common grapes it can be found in front of "gris", "noir", or "blanc" |
(Alex: Yes, with a minute to go.)
pinot
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Ectothermic, like reptiles (& murderers) |
cold-blooded
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Some 90% of Gambians practice this religion |
[The end-of-round signal sounds.]
Islam
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If I had a malleus, a bone in the middle ear (& I do!), I'd know its name is Latin for this |
a hammer
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All's fare in taking a ride with Alex, Elaine & the gang on this show |
Taxi
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F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote "Tales of" this age, basically synonymous with the Roaring Twenties |
the Jazz Age
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Robert Mondavi found a new lease on life for this varietal when he started calling it fume blanc instead of this |
(Jennifer: What is White Zinfandel?)
Sauvignon blanc
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AAA encourages motorists to pick one of these sober people to get the others home |
a designated driver
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In your first set of teeth, these puppies are between your lateral incisors & first molars |
the canines
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Hey, "Bad boys! Whatcha gonna do when" these title TV guys come for you? |
Cops
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The 1890s were the start of this U.S. era whose names signifies moving forward |
the Progressive Era
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Spelled with an "I" or a "Y", this word follows "petite" in the name of a red wine |
sirah
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A supplement or appendix at the back of a book |
(Kyle: What is... appendage?)
an addendum
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Lying below the occipital lobe of the cerebrum, it makes up about 10% of the human brain's total volume |
the cerebellum
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In 2014 this PBS series covered the topics "Why Sharks Attack" & "Ghosts of Murdered Kings" |
Nova
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The Paleozoic era was immediately followed by this era |
the Mesozoic era
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The 2nd most planted red grape in California is this, most of which is made into a blush wine |
Zinfandel
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It's the 5-syllable adjective that describes the house seen here |
dilapidated
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Your eardrum would rupture if this tube did not open when air pressure changes suddenly due to varying altitude |
(Charles: Uh, I don't know--the brachial.)
the Eustachian tube
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Jump in & hold on! This '70s show's theme song is heard here |
(Cyle: What is CHiPS?)
S.W.A.T.
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While organizing antiquities at a museum, Christian Thomasen came up with these 3 "ages" to arrange the displays |
(Charles: What are the gold, silver, and bronze ages?)
the Stone Age, the Bronze Age & the Iron Age
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Johannisberg was commonly found in front of the name of this varietal until labeling laws phased it out in the U.S. in 2006 |
Riesling
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She was married to Charlie Chaplin, Burgess Meredith & Erich Maria Remarque |
(Paulette) Goddard
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