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Epaulieres were so-called because they were armor pieces protecting these parts of the body |
shoulders
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In 2014 the Rosetta spaceship's Philae Probe landed on one of these tailed bodies 310 million miles from Earth |
a comet
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A siffleur is someone who entertains by doing this, perhaps a "happy tune" |
whistling
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The Mos Eisley Cantina |
Star Wars
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Daniel Defoe was about 60 when he wrote of the "Adventures of" him & also of his "Further Adventures" |
Robinson Crusoe
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Andrew Jackson Downing was a family friend & mansion architect for this family of Franklin Roosevelt's mom |
Delano
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This Pasadena, California lab has been helping design U.S. spacecraft since Explorer 1 in 1958 |
the Jet Propulsion Lab
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Often operated by a handle, it's the movable flap in a chimney flue that regulates air flow |
(Elliot: What is... [Groans] ...a flue?)
a damper
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The Gold Room at the Overlook Hotel |
The Shining
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"Dickory Cronke" was Defoe's tale of a philosopher born without this ability; that would be tough for a game show host |
speech
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Richard Somers was this man's friend & fellow Naval Commander in early U.S. wars against Tripoli |
Stephen Decatur
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The fur of the grey type of this small animal was grise; of the red type, roskyn |
(Eric: What is a fox?) (Elliot: What is a rabbit?)
squirrel
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May I offer you a side of bacon? How about this, a serving of 2 or 3 thin slices |
a rasher
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The Kit Kat Klub, old chum |
Cabaret
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"A Journal of" this medical calamity "Year" was Defoe's story of 1665 London |
(Eric: What is the Black Death?)
the plague
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A conviction for taking a bribe from Harpalus ruined the career of this greatest Athenian orator |
Demosthenes
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3-letter name for a long white tunic made of linen & worn by medieval clergy |
an alb
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Not to dwell on it, but the metal arch that supports a lampshade has this musical name |
a harp
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New York Bar atop the Park Hyatt Tokyo |
Lost in Translation
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"Memoirs of a Cavalier" was a fictional account of this decades-long war of 17th century continental Europe |
(Dara: What is the... Hundred Years' War?) (Alex: I thought you might say that. You had to subtract 70 years from it to come up with [*].) (Dara: That was my second guess.) (Alex: All right. That was your second choice. Less than a minute now, Dara.)
the Thirty Years' War
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This Frenchman painted a portrait of Chopin, who was a good friend, but didn't care for his art |
Delacroix
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I dub thee this; Sir Knight could tell you it was a tunic worn over armor |
surcoat
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The Cassini-Huygens probe has discovered a body of water the size of Lake Superior on this planet's moon Enceladus |
Saturn
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These soft spots in a baby's skull enable the head to pass through the birth canal |
the fontanel
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The Korova Milk Bar |
A Clockwork Orange
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This misbehaving title woman is eventually deported to America, where she reforms |
[The end-of-round signal sounds.]
Moll Flanders
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Coach Bill Walsh is seen here on the left with this 49ers owner |
Edward DeBartolo Jr.
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