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Noted for producing this food, Tuscarawas County is called "Little Switzerland" |
(Tom: What is chocolate?)
cheese
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Jesus told Peter, "Enter not into temptation; the spirit indeed is willing, but" this "is weak" |
"the flesh"
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Type of jewelry needed by men who wear French cuffs |
(Alex: We have a minute left.)
cufflinks
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Included in this group of museums & galleries is the Gregorian Etruscan Museum begun by Pope Gregory XVI |
the Vatican
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In "Kid Galahad", Elvis played an ex-serviceman who took up this professional sport |
boxing
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Word of recent coinage that means "showy glitter", or a the title of a 1985 best seller by Elmore Leonard |
"Glitz"
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If this state insect is insulted, she just might "fly away home" |
(Dale: What is a bee?) ... (Alex: "[*] [*], fly away home." Tom, back to you for the selection.)
a ladybug
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The original Ten Commandments weren't written with a BIC but with his finger |
God
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It was the footwear recommended for the black tie Bush inaugural gala sponsored by Texas |
cowboy boots
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The Gunfighter's Wax Museum is located in this Kansas town where TV's "Gunsmoke" took place" |
Dodge City
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1964 movie musical where Elvis sang the following:
"Bright light city gonna set my soul / Set my soul on fire / Got a whole lot of money that's ready to burn / So get those stakes up higher..." |
(Gerry: What is Blue Hawaii?) (Alex: No, sorry. You picked the wrong place. "What is [*]?" [*], "Bright city lights". All right, you're at -$100; go again. )
Viva Las Vegas
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Nickname of Geraldine's running mate in 1984 |
(Alex: [*] Mondale, yes.)
"Fritz"
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The only 1 of the Great Lakes bordering Ohio |
Lake Erie
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Leviticus 13:45 says to go about crying "unclean" if one has the disease commonly translated as this |
leprosy
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In March 1989 Bloomingdale's presented H.O.G. night to display clothes with this motorcycle insignia |
the Harley-Davidson logo
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This NYC art museum has acquired over 1,000 musical instruments since 1980 |
the Metropolitan Museum of Art
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1 of 2 Elvis films that refer to the Aloha State in their titles |
1 of ("Blue Hawaii" or "Paradise, Hawaiian Style")
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The British House of Commons was destroyed in this 9-month WWII attack |
the Blitz
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Only major city in Ohio that's named after a city in Spain |
Toledo
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According to Revelation, it's the number of the beast with 2 horns |
666
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Men's shirts come in sizes like 15 ½/34, based on measurements of these 2 body parts |
(Tom: What is neck and sleeve?) (Alex: Yes, arm length.) [Originally ruled correct; reversed prior to Double Jeopardy!] [The end-of-round signal sounds.]
neck & arm
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This museum that Prince Albert helped found recently asked 9 curators to resign in a reorganization |
(Tom: What is the British Museum?)
the Victoria & Albert Museum
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The working title of this 1956 Elvis film, Elvis' 1st, was "The Reno Brothers" |
"Love Me Tender"
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Jimmy Carter, Katharine Hepburn & Princess Anne all studied foreign languages via its method |
Berlitz
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The metropolitan area of Cincinnati extends into these 2 neighboring states |
Indiana & Kentucky
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On his way to trial in Rome, this Apostle was shipwrecked & lived on an island for 3 months |
Paul
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Department store magnate who helped to start the Chicago Museum of Natural History |
(Marshall) Field
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Shortly after being discharged from the Army, Elvis was back in uniform again in this 1960 film |
"G.I. Blues"
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Legendary Russian-born pianist who married Arturo Toscanini's daughter Wanda in 1933 |
(Vladimir) Horowitz
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