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QC is short for this department that makes sure the plant turns out good goods |
quality control
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This name for fans who root on the Green Bay Packers matches their unique bonnets |
cheese head
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After the death of his closest friend Hephaestion in 324 B.C., this Macedonian never re-filled his top cavalry post |
Alexander the Great
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This Lewis Carroll feline "vanished quite slowly, beginning with the end of the tail, and ending with the grin" |
the Cheshire Cat
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This phrase means funds given to start a business |
seed money
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This classical field of physics consists of kinematics & dynamics, not auto repairmen |
mechanics
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You may see an assembly line or this type of line, also the amount of stuff a factory can make |
a production line
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Spike Lee & Woody Allen have both been spotted rooting for this NBA team from the sidelines |
the New York Knicks
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By 1902 this bank-robbing duo had left the U.S. & owned a ranch in Chubut Province, Argentina |
(Adam: Who are Bonnie and Clyde?)
Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid
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"Life is so beautiful", says this fictional Italian American before dying in his garden |
(Lydia: Who is Casanova?)
Don Vito Corleone ("The Godfather")
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This wandering planter of the early U.S. is said to have dressed in a coffee sack, with a cooking-pot hat |
Johnny Appleseed
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Be polite & give us the name of this engineering branch that specializes in the design & creation of public works |
civil engineering
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To keep the 600-degree water from boiling in a nuclear power plant, the reactor core is kept at 150 times atmospheric this |
pressure
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In 1952 a Detroit Red Wings fan first threw one of these out on the ice; it represented the 8 wins needed for the NHL title |
an octopus
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On July 6, 1957 these 2 met in Liverpool; one, the lead singer of The Quarrymen, let the other, then 15, join the band |
(Lydia: Who is McCartney? Who is Paul McCartney?) ... (Alex: Yes. We needed both of them. Sorry.)
(Paul) McCartney & (John) Lennon
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This Stevenson "sea-cook" had not "gone empty-handed"; he took a sack of coins to "help him on his... wanderings" |
(Adam: Who is Robinson Crusoe?)
Long John Silver
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A classic McDonald's jingle ends, "on" this type of bun |
a sesame seed bun
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This ancient Greek's "Elements" was a pivotal text in the development of geometry |
Euclid
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The main working part of a factory is called this "floor", though nothing is sold there |
(Lydia: What is the sales floor?)
the shop floor
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It's the 2-word name for the horde of fans who rooted for golfer Palmer |
Arnie's Army
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Mark Twain often came to the lab of this inventor from the Balkans to see him demonstrate his latest gizmos |
(Nikola) Tesla
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"Eleventy-one years is far too short a time to spend among you", he says before vanishing in a blinding light |
Bilbo Baggins
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Nick Cave's band |
The Bad Seeds
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Texas Tech has a department devoted to this engineering branch that focuses on the exploitation of oil & gas reserves |
petroleum engineering
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In a cement plant this oven can be 200 yards long, a bit bigger than the one in ceramics class |
the kiln
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AKA "The Red Devils", this team that averages 75,000 fans per game is the most popular English soccer team |
Manchester United
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A guy named Curio was best buds with this man known as the friend & successor of Julius Caesar |
(Lydia: Who was Caesar Augustus?)
Mark Antony
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"Monsieur Marius, I believe that I was a little bit in love with you", she says & then smiles & dies |
Eponine
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To marry Elvis in 1967, Priscilla wore a gown trimmed in these little gems |
(Erin: What are seed beads?)
seed pearls
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Fibonacci knew this number was next in the sequence 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8... how 'bout you? |
13
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