ENTERTAINMENT: FIVE RHYMES |
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In 1974 the Ohio Players sang of this kind of "turkey" |
jive
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Around the year 58 he penned a few letters to the Corinthians |
(Saint) Paul
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A collection of short stories, her "Miss Marple's Final Cases" was published in 1979 |
Agatha Christie
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The only first lady ever elected to public office, she's also a Grammy winner |
Hillary Clinton
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Operating since 1901, Germany's Schwebebahn is the world's oldest one of these trains that run on one track |
monorail
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A professional who gives tips on healthful eating |
dietician
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In "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2," the tooth of the baked potato hippo consists of a single this |
chive
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This city was founded in 43 A.D. just north of the Thames' marshy valley |
London
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"Persuasion", her last completed novel, was published only months after her death in 1817 |
(Jane) Austen
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This 2-named Michigan city, thought Susan Baldwin, was grrreat! Susan served 4 terms as mayor |
(Hillary: What is Ann Arbor?) (Che: What is Grand Rapids?) ... (Alex: What is [*], home of Kellogg's.)
Battle Creek
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In 1294 B.C. Egyptians & Hittites waged a battle involving the use of thousands of these 2-wheeled vehicles |
chariots
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Pertaining to or resembling the devil |
diabolical
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No. 1 adult contemporary hit for The Cars in 1984 |
"Drive"
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The wheel is older, but the wheelthis, for moving loads more easily, dates to second century China |
wheelbarrow
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In "Queen", published in 1993, he told of his grandmother, the daughter of a slave & a white slave owner |
(Alex) Haley
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Jeanne Shaheen & Maggie Hassan tried to bring concord to Concord while governing this state |
New Hampshire
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Bases for these are located at Carson, California, Pompano Beach, Florida & Akron, Ohio |
(Charles: What are tire companies?) (Alex: No, but you're sort of close. What are the [*].)
Goodyear Blimps
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A song by the DeVilles helped give this style of vocal music its name |
doo-wop
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Mos Eisley in "Star Wars" was called a "wretched" this "of scum and villainy" |
hive
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St. Irenaeus streamlined the contentious world of Christianity with his book "against" these unorthodox beliefs |
heresies
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His "Lighthouse at the End of the World" was published in Paris shortly after his death in 1905 |
Jules Verne
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She was the third secretary of Homeland Security & the first woman to serve in that post |
Janet Napolitano
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The rear window auto brake lights mandated by the govt. in the '80s are nicknamed "Liddy lights" in her honor |
(Elizabeth) Dole
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Shakespeare, in "Julius Caesar": "Run, as it were" this time for the end of the world |
doomsday
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First name of the guy who played Hemingway in a 2012 HBO movie |
... (Alex: [*] Owen is the man.)
Clive
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The last remnant of Jewish rule in ancient Palestine, this fortress was taken after a bitter siege |
Masada
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Unfinished at his death, his "Silent Night: A Spenser Holiday Novel" was completed by his agent & published in 2013 |
(Robert) Parker
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In 2014 Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers of this state gave her party's state of the union response |
Washington
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L.A.'s Angels Flight is an example of this short cable-drawn cliff railway |
(Hillary: What is an incline?) (Che: What is a trolley?) [Hillary's response, originally ruled as incorrect, was later judged as acceptable before Final Jeopardy!]
funicular
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In folk music he's told, "Hang down your head" |
(Hillary: Who is John Dooley?) (Alex: Say it again.) (Hillary: [ loudly ] Who is Dooley?) (Alex: What did you say first?) (Hillary: Who is John Dooley?) (Alex: No.)
Tom Dooley
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