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She stars as suburban mom Agnes in a 2014 revival of Albee's "A Delicate Balance" |
Glenn Close
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The second sentence of this speech begins, "Now we are engaged in a great civil war" |
the Gettysburg Address
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"The answer my friend" is that Peter, Paul & Mary won 1963 Grammys for this Bob Dylan song |
"Blowin' In The Wind"
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Sightseeing in this city should include the admiralty, Russia's naval headquarters |
St. Petersburg
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Please have your cell phones on this, to shake rapidly |
vibrate
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Sam Worthington became blue in this 2009 movie that made a buck or 2 |
Avatar
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Maria Vasilyevna is the mother of this Chekhov title character |
Uncle Vanya
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This middle name of Civil War general Sherman honored a Shawnee chief |
Tecumseh
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His song "Alice's Restaurant" was the basis of a 1969 film in which he starred |
Arlo Guthrie
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Built as a hotel, the Patee House Museum in this Missouri city was the Pony Express headquarters |
(Jose: What's St. Louis?)
St. Joseph
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Inoculate to produce immunity |
vaccinate
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Mark Frankel, Tom Galassi & Matt Ramsey are part of this performance trio that doesn't speak |
the Blue Man Group
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Linda is mom to Biff & Happy in this drama |
Death of a Salesman
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Camp Sumter was the formal name for this Georgia prison, the largest in the South |
Andersonville
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"Hey, there!" The Seekers reached No. 2 with this title tune from a 1966 Lynn Redgrave-James Mason film |
"Georgy Girl"
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This British island in the south Atlantic once served as a refuge for liberated African slaves |
(Laura: What is Santo Domingo?) (Alex: No, what is [*]? You had to think a little about Napoleon there.)
St. Helena
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To willfully deface property |
vandalize
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Michael Rooker, of "Walking Dead" fame, donned the blue to play one of Star-Lord's many foils in this 2014 movie |
Guardians of the Galaxy
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Mama buys a home in a mostly white neighborhood in this drama about the Youngers, a poor black family |
A Raisin in the Sun
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In August 1863 he & his guerrilla band irregularly attached to the Confederate army sacked Lawrence, Kansas |
(Jose: Who is Forrest?)
William Quantrill
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Dave Guard, Bob Shane & Nick Reynolds were the original members of this "Tom Dooley" folk trio |
(Alex: Lay down your head, because you missed [*].)
The Kingston Trio
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Doggedly hanging on, a hospice on this pass on the Swiss-Italian border has been a travelers' refuge for centuries |
St. Bernard (Pass)
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To vituperate is to abuse verbally, this "v"erb means to make slanderous or defamatory statements |
vilify
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The first Friday in March is Dress in Blue Day to raise awareness of cancer of this largest part of the large intestine |
(Alex: Less than a minute to go now.)
the colon
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In a William Inge play, Flo is upset when a drifter named Hal comes to this title event & charms Flo's daughter |
Picnic
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The Battle of the Monitor & the Merrimack is also called the Battle of this Virginia channel |
Hampton Roads
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In 2013 this indie/folk harpist & singer known for the album "Ys" married funnyman Andy Samberg |
Joanna Newsom
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Control of this island nation of the east Caribbean changed hands many times before its 1979 independence |
St. Lucia
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This word for a seductress can also mean "to improvise" |
a vamp
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The Romans noted that these Scottish adversaries liked to use blue paint |
(Lily: Who are the Celts?)
the Picts
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