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CONGRESSIONAL GOLD MEDAL RECIPIENTS |
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Forged by dwarfs, Draupnir was this precious piece of Odin's jewelry that could make gold |
ring
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40 miles WSW of Edinburgh, population 600,000: this city |
Glasgow
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In 2014 Michelle Williams made her Broadway debut as Sally Bowles in this musical |
Cabaret
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Film in which Mandy Patinkin tells Wallace Shawn, "You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means" |
The Princess Bride
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In pre-Islamic Persia, most royal courts included a harem of wives & these, from the Latin for "lie together" |
concubines
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The youngest recipient, an 11-year-old Vermont boy, rescued 5 friends who fell through the ice on this lake |
Champlain
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Hugin & Munin were a pair of these crow-like birds that Odin used to scout ahead & bring him news |
ravens
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Flowing from Bismarck to Omaha: this river |
Missouri
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If you know that this actress, who died in 2014 at 89, won a Tony for "Applause", just whistle! |
(Mark: Who is Stritch?) ... (Alex: The reference in the clue was to a famous scene in a motion picture that starred Humphrey Bogart and [*].)
Lauren Bacall
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This religious leader: "Inner tranquility comes from the development of love and compassion" |
Dalai Lama
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The sultan of this empire had August Wilhelmj play violin for his harem, allegedly the only non-castrated man ever invited in |
the Ottoman Empire
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These songwriting brothers were awarded a Congressional Gold Medal--it is necessarily so |
the Gershwins (Ira & George)
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When Odin had his steed Sleipnir reshod, he had to shell out for this many shoes |
8
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Bordering Colombia, Peru & the Pacific: this country |
Ecuador
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Lynn & Vanessa Redgrave starred in only one play together, a production of this playwright's "Three Sisters" |
Chekhov
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Nancy Reagan: "A woman is like" this beverage item--"only in hot water do you realize how strong she is" |
(Mark: What is tea?) (Alex: Be more specific.) (Mark: Uh, what is iced tea?)
tea bag
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Paul Poiret was known for designing lively-colored "harem" these |
pants
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This writer "helped make the memory of the Holocaust eternal by preserving the story of 6 million Jews in his works" |
Elie Wiesel
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Odin's sons by Frigga were Hermod, Hodur & this beloved son who died in a tragic accident |
(Rebecca: This may end up being the stupidest thing I ever say in my life, but let's make it a True Daily Double, Alex.) [Applause] ... [Cheers and applause for Rebecca's correct response]
Baldur
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Home to Quezon City: this island |
Luzon
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It's no rumor--this actress, currently seen on a TV drama, won a Tony in 1989 for "Rumors" |
Christine Baranski
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Churchill said he couldn't forecast the action of Russia: "It is a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside" this |
an enigma
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In April 2014 U.S. authorities seized this polygamist leader's Yearning for Zion Ranch in Texas |
Warren Jeffs
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Congressman Leo Ryan was killed in this country, where he'd been investigating Jim Jones' Peoples Temple |
(Mark: What is Venezuela?)
Guyana
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Odin is killed along with most other Norse gods in this final battle |
Ragnarök
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Looming over Zermatt: this 14,692-foot peak |
the Matterhorn
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Since starring as Evita in 1979, she's become one of Broadway's biggest stars |
Patti LuPone
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Erich Fromm said, "The lust for" this "is not rooted in strength but in weakness" |
power
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The Bible describes Solomon's harem, saying he loved "Moabites, Ammonites, Edomites... and" these -ites |
Hittites
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This longtime Speaker of the House called himself "a Democrat without prefix, without suffix, and without apology" |
(Arthur: Who is Tip O'Neill?)
(Sam) Rayburn
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