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This pop artist's museum opened in 1994 & is one of the 4 Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh |
(Andy) Warhol
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If nose is your job title, you create these, perhaps for Guerlain |
perfumes (a scent accepted)
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Carpal bone: This joint |
(Alex Maggio: What is the... ankle?) (Bianca: What is the elbow?)
the wrist
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Now synonymous with taking a brief break from a long period of sitting, it may date back to an 1882 baseball game |
the seventh-inning stretch
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Great St. Bernard Pass through these mountains is one of the most ancient routes between Italy & Switzerland |
the Alps
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He shared an Oscar, a Grammy & 4 of his Tonys with Oscar Hammerstein II |
(Richard) Rodgers
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A museum devoted to this scientist & inventor is housed in what was originally the Tuskegee campus laundry |
George Washington Carver
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Puppygate was a 2015 scandal that rocked these awards for science fiction authors |
the Hugo Awards
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The incus or anvil: This organ |
the ear
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This 3-word phrase at the end of Warner Bros. cartoons was first uttered in 1930 |
"That's all, folks"
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Route 61 passes through Schuylkill Gap just north of the city of Hamburg in this state |
Pennsylvania
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Robert Lopez completed his EGOT in 2015 with an Oscar for this "Frozen" tune |
"Let It Go"
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In Salzburg you can visit the house where he was born & see such mementos as his childhood violin & his clavichord |
Mozart
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This sea creature uses the snout that gives it its name to detect the electrical field of its prey |
a sawfish
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The ischium: This "girdle" |
the pelvic girdle
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A vessel holding water or feed for animals, it now also means a source of illicit income, like for politicians |
a trough
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For several decades, Dixville Notch in this state traditionally has voted first in the U.S. presidential elections |
New Hampshire
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She's seen here in 1977--the year she won the Emmy to complete her quartet |
Rita Moreno
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His Presidential Library & Museum is located in West Branch, Iowa |
Herbert Hoover
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Originally, Brownies were the youngest Girl Scouts; now, these "flowery" girls are |
Daisies
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Turbinate bone: The upper chamber of this cavity |
your nasal cavity
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An exact duplicate, not a deceased Quasimodo, it was a horse switched for another to defraud bookies |
(Jon: What's a dead hunchback?) ... (Alex Trebek: The Hunchback of Notre Dame was the bell ringer.)
a dead ringer
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This pass connects Afghanistan & Pakistan via a gap in the Spin Ghar Mountains |
the Khyber Pass
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For 1973 Marvin Hamlisch got Os for both the score & "memorable" title song of this Redford-Streisand film |
[Alex Trebek reads "Os" as "Oscars".] (Alex Maggio: What is Funny Face?)
The Way We Were
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This author's Museum & Story Centre in England is "Flushbunkingly Gloriumptious "; it says so right outside |
Roald Dahl
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This term for the book that holds the prayers of a Catholic Mass sounds like it could be fired in war |
(Jon: What's canon?)
a missal
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The talus: This joint |
the ankle
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The Mead Johnson Co. introduced this bland baby cereal, now a term for trite or childish ideas |
pablum
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Neel Gap to Unicoi Gap is a scenic hike on this very long trail near its south end in Georgia |
the Appalachian Trail
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A Grammy & Tony came for Shakespeare, but this man's Oscar was for his supporting role in "Arthur" |
Sir John Gielgud
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