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| He was our country's 1st blue-eyed president |
(D: Who is Thomas Jefferson?)
George Washington
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| After a lengthy hiatus, Garry Trudeau brought this strip back to 810 daily papers |
"Doonesbury"
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| "I'm Not Rappaport" takes place on a battered bench near the lake in this famous park |
Central Park
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| It's published by Gruner & Jahr, not by mom & dad as its name implies |
Parents' Magazine
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| A little larger than the violin, it's the alto or tenor of the family |
Viola
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| The French version of a day bed, the chaise longue, literallly means this |
Long Chair
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| He won the presidency with help from a song called "Grandfather's Hat Fits Ben" |
Benjamin Harrison
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| This science fact & fiction writer published his 300th book which he called "Opus 300" |
Isaac Asimov
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| The play in which Amanda says, "I want you to stay fresh and pretty -- for gentleman callers." |
"The Glass Menagerie"
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| Final Frontier is "The magazine of" this kind of "exploration" |
Space
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| Phil Collins once said, "Whatever else I am, I'm" one of these "first" |
A Drummer
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| A collapsible chair intended for outdoor use, especially aboard a ship |
Deck Chair
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| One of Reagan's last official acts as president was writing a thank-you note to this world leader |
Margaret Thatcher
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| The Boston Symphony had to pay this actress $100,000 for canceling her contract due to her PLO support |
Vanessa Redgrave
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| Lee Strasberg played the original peddler in this 1931 play which inspired "Oklahoma!" |
(A: We have less than a minute to go in the round, Jerry...)
"Green Grow The Lilacs"
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| Comparing itself to People, this magazine says it reaches "A better class of people" |
Us
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| You insert a roll into this instrument for it to tickle its own ivories |
Player Piano
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| 2 of the 7 men who were under 50 years old when they became president |
(A: Is it hard work, Kathy, or are you having fun?)
(K: Well, sort of having fun!)
Cleveland, Garfield, Grant, JFK, Pierce, Polk & Teddy Roosevelt
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| 98% of voters in Pakistan elected this leader killed 4 years later in a plane crash |
Zia Ul-Haq
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| This playwright dedicated "A Delicate Balance" to J. Steinbeck with "affection and admiration" |
[The end-of-round signal sounds.]
(Alex: Jerry, you won't get a chance to pick anything else, and we almost had a 3-way tie for the end of Double Jeopardy!)
Edward Albee
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| This magazine's "Transition" column features birth, marriage, divorce & death announcements |
Newsweek
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| From the Greek "psallein", to pluck, we get this plucked type of zither that's mentioned in the Bible |
(K: What is a lute?)
(J: What is a psalterine?)
(A: No, we can't accept that, it's a ....)
Psalterion
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| Also called a slat-back chair, this chair is named for an object you might climb |
Ladder-Back Chair
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| 1 of the 2 presidents who could have used the Pony Express while in office |
Buchanan & Lincoln (1860-1861)
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| In December this founder of est announced that he was giving last of his weekend transformation sessions |
Werner Erhardt
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| He revised his 1st play, "Farther Off From Heaven", & retitled it "The Dark At The Top Of The Stairs" |
William Inge
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| This founder of Weight Watchers is a cosulting editor of Weight Watchers magazine |
Jean Nidetch
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| For his set of pipes, the god Pan cut this into different lengths & strapped them in a row |
(A: Zamfir did the same thing, by the way!)
Reeds
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| He not only designed the Gateway Arch, he created furniture such as the sculptured "Womb" chair |
Eero Saarinen
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