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Czar Alexander I became the most powerful sovereign in Europe by defeating this emperor in 1814 |
Napoleon
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Victorian prime minister who said, "How much easier it is to be critical than to be correct" |
Disraeli
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If an up-to-date version of "Anna & the King of Siam" were written today, it would be called this |
Anna & the King of Thailand
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The olfactory bulb sends sends the brain info about this sense |
smell
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Admiral Yamamoto said, "I fear we have only awakened a sleeping giant" after this '41 event |
the bombing of Pearl Harbor
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Page lost more of these awards than any other actress before finally winning in 1986 for "The Trip to Bountiful" |
the Academy Award
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Ex-Olympic czar, he's currently filling the position which has been called "Czar of baseball" |
Peter Ueberroth
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Translation of the quote attributed to Louis XIV, "L'etat, c'est moi" |
I am the state
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In the current Ency. Americana, Britannica & World Book, Cambodia is found under this heading |
Kampuchea
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While incisors bite & cut, these teeth are designed to crush & grind |
molars
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After the war, this country paid $100 million in reparations to Russia, but only $25 million to Ethiopia |
Italy
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The czars of this imperial family ruled Russia from 1613 to 1917 |
the Romanovs
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In July '87, she left ABC News "So I can starve on my own." And so it goes. |
Linda Ellerbee
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Former & present names of the country whose name was changed in 1935 by Reza Shah Pahlevi |
Persia & Iran
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General term for the chemicals made by your endocrine glands |
hormones
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About a million residents died during the 2 1/2 year German siege of this Soviet city |
Leningrad
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B.P. Schulberg called this late boss of MGM "Czar of all the rushes" |
(David: Who is Irving Feldberg?) (Alex: Who is [*]? We've got less than a minute to go.)
Louis B. Mayer
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Julius Caesar reportedly said, "Caesar's wife must be above" this |
suspicion
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Modern Mideast country on the site of ancient Mesopotamia |
Iraq
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1 of 3 parts of your body containing the same substance as a bird's beak, keratin |
(1 of) hair, nails & skin
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After Germany invaded France in 1940, Japan took control of this French possession |
Indochina
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Page was called a "2nd Grace Kelly" when she starred in "Hondo" opposite this leading man |
(David: Who was Glenn Ford?)
John Wayne
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The life of this 16th century czar inspired a Pushkin play & a Moussorgsky opera |
Boris Godunov
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David O. Selznick reportedly said, "There are only 2 kinds of class--1st class &" this |
no class
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While the former Southern Rhodesia is now Zimbabwe; the former Northern Rhodesia is this |
Zambia
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Too much bilirubin in your system might turn your eyeballs this color |
yellow
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"In defeat, unbeatable; in victory unbearable" Churchill reportedly said of this viscount |
(Bernard Law) Montgomery
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1 of 2 T. Williams plays she starred in on stage & on film, both starting with "S" |
[The end-of-the-round signal sounds]
(1 of) Sweet Bird of Youth & Summer and Smoke
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