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Useful insects raised in apiaries |
bees
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This playwright didn't use his home state of Mississippi for his pen name |
(Michael: [*]... Who is [*]?)
Tennessee Williams
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President who ordered atomic bomb dropped on Japan |
Truman
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They destroy about 8% of the annual U.S. cotton crop |
boll weevils
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Mrs. Naugatuck replaced this maid on "Maude" |
(Fran: [No response])
Florida
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A glass of dark British beer goes by this "portly" name |
(Michael: What is ale?)
stout
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Former astronaut Frank Borman runs this airline |
(Michael: What is National?) (Fran: What is American?)
Eastern
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State in which George Washington spent winter at Valley Forge |
Pennsylvania
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Insects use them to smell & feel, & sometimes even to taste & hear |
antennae
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"The Carpetbaggers" character who sequeled into a film of his own with Steve McQueen |
Nevada Smith
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Traditional Kentucky Derby drink |
mint julep
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In this Kingston Trio song, Charley's doomed to ride it forever:
"Well, did he ever return? / No he never returned and his fate is still unlearned / He may ride forever 'neath the streets of Boston / And he's the man who never returned..." |
(Michael: What is the "Rock Island Line"?)
"M.T.A."
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In '64 Walter Mondale was appointed to the U.S. Senate to replace him |
Humphrey
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Champ whom Eddie Felson hustled in "The Hustler" |
(Michael: Who is Philadel... who is Philadelphia?)
Minnesota Fats
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Edgar Allan Poe's scary story featured a "Cask" of this sherry |
Amontillado
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When begun in 1902, this famous train ran from New York to Chicago in 20 hrs. |
The 20th Century
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A major street in New York's Harlem was renamed for this former Congressman |
(Michael: Who is Powell?) (Alex: Be a little more specific.)
Adam Clayton Powell
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This butterfly that journeys from Canada to Mexico holds migration record |
monarch
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Western star famous for rope tricks & Rose Parade appearances |
(Fran: [No response initially]) (Alex: Oh, you rang in without knowing it.) (Fran: Will Roge... who is Will Rogers?)
Montie Montana
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Fruit that puts the "sloe" in sloe gin |
sloe berry (plums)
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Fruehauf is America's largest maker of this specific item |
(Fran: What are faucets?) (Michael: What are train cars?) (Alex: Jerry?) (Jerry: [Opting not to ring in] Beats me.)
truck trailers (semis)
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In 1808 Congress outlawed further importation of these |
slaves
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