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Deedee Corradini, a non-Mormon divorcee, was elected this capital's first woman mayor in 1991 |
Salt Lake City
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The giant in "Jack and the Beanstalk" cries, "Fe, fi, fo, fum! I smell" this |
the blood of an Englishman
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This city's name means "rock coming to a point", not "home to a choo choo" |
Chattanooga
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The flood narrative occupies parts of chapters 6-9 of this book |
Genesis
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In the Anableps fish, each of these organs is divided into 2 corneas & 2 retinas |
eye
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Ray Kellogg helped this star direct the 1968 pro-Vietnam war movie "The Green Berets" |
John Wayne
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In 1995 this Attorney General disclosed she has Parkinson's disease |
Janet Reno
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Some consider "The Tale of Genji" by Murasaki Shikibu this country's greatest work of fiction |
Japan
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It's been called "The Buckle on the Bible Belt" as well as "Music City, U.S.A." |
Nashville
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This third book of the Pentateuch is concerned with the temple personnel, descendants of Levi |
Leviticus
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Nocturnality protects these flying mammals from dehydration due to their enormous skin area |
bats
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Buck Henry adapted this author's "Catch-22" for the 1970 film that starred Alan Arkin as Yossarian |
Heller
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This second woman Supreme Court Justice taught law at Rutgers from 1963 to 1972 |
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
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J.R.R. Tolkien's 1937 novel "The Hobbit" served as a prologue to this trilogy |
Lord of the Rings
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This state nickname came from Tennesseans' response to the War of 1812 |
The Volunteers
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Chapter 1 of the book named for him tells us he was an upright man who "feared God and eschewed evil" |
Job
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About one third of the species of honeycreeper, a bird unique to this U.S. state, have become extinct |
(Pat: What is Florida?)
Hawaii
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12 criminal soldiers commanded by Lee Marvin destroy a chateau full of Germans in this 1967 movie |
The Dirty Dozen
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The first black woman elected to Congress from Texas, she passed away in 1996 |
(Pat: Who is Black?)
Barbara Jordan
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This 1934 Dashiel Hammett novel introduced former detective Nick Charles & his wife Nora |
The Thin Man
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Defeated for reelection to Congress, this Tennessean said, "You can go to hell. I'm going to Texas" |
Davy Crockett
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In chapter 1, verse 4 of this book, its author identifies himself as John |
Revelation
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Vultur gryphus is the scientific name of this large Andean vulture |
condor
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A real bridge & train were destroyed for the climax of this David Lean epic about POWs |
(Pat: What is Bridge Over the River Kwai?)
(The) Bridge on the River Kwai
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A former marine zoologist, Dixy Lee Ray served as this state's governor from 1977 to 1981 |
Washington
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In this 1960 novel, Jean Louise Finch, daughter of attorney Atticus Finch, is nicknamed Scout |
To Kill a Mockingbird
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A museum in Adamsville is dedicated to this sheriff portrayed in the "Walking Tall" films |
(Pat: Who is Baker?) ... (Alex: Yes, who was played by Joe Don Baker in the early version of the film.)
Buford Pusser
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Luke's gospel & this fifth New Testament book are parts of the same historical work |
Acts of the Apostles
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This white whale of the Arctic Ocean is black or bluish at birth |
beluga
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This 1981 Wolfgang Petersen film captured the claustrophobic atmosphere of a German submarine |
Das Boot
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