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THE AMERICAN BIBLE CHALLENGE |
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This British automaker famous for its luxury vehicles was nationalized in 1971 after going bankrupt |
Rolls-Royce
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Perth, Scotland's Battle of the North Inch was a clash of 2 familial groups, called these |
clans
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One game is to guess the wedding guest who picked the cheapest item off this list of stuff we need from Macy's |
bridal registry
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"And the Lord set a mark upon" this man, "lest any finding him should kill him" |
Cain
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"Jojo was a man who thought he was a loner, but he knew it couldn't last" in this chart-topping tune |
"Get Back"
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Old Spice is one |
deodorant
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It's easy to cruise in one of this car brand's $650,000 Enzo models, but difficult to keep it under 200 mph |
(Steve: What is Lamborghini?)
Ferrari
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This "Splendid Splinter" of Red Sox fame saw his family splinter over what to do with his body after his death in 2002 |
Ted Williams
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You win Best Cook-- I've had to let out my pants & do this equivalent with my ring |
resize
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In Genesis this prized item of Joseph's wardrobe gets taken and dipped in blood |
the coat of many colors
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These Katy Perry women are "undeniable, fine, fresh, fierce, we got it on lock, West Coast represent!" |
"California Gurls"
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Affixed to models like its Continental GT, the logo of this luxury car manufacturer is seen here |
Bentley
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From the Latin for "Vengeance" comes this feud that Italian crime families sometimes engage in |
vendetta
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On our honeymoon in Aruba, who can learn the most words in Papiamento & this other official language |
Dutch
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Revelation says that this alliterative object was opened, there was a half-hour hush in heaven |
the seventh seal
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Andy Grammer wasn't messing around with this 2015 hit
"I could have another but I probably should not / I got somebody at home" |
"Honey, I'm Good."
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This TV host is descended from a French planter who left Hispaniola for Louisiana |
Ellen DeGeneres
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In 2015 this GM luxury brand moved its headquarters from Detroit to Manhattan |
Cadillac
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She thought sis Olivia de Havilland would "spring across the table and grab me by the hair" after she won a 1941 Oscar |
Joan Fontaine
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One hand of poker to decide if we get a chow or this kind of dog named for an area of Northern Honshu |
Akita
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Not just trumpets but "a great shout" brought down the walls of this city |
Jericho
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"Honey, I know, I know, I know times are changin'" but U know this song by Prince; I only want to see you laughing there |
(Steve: What is in the [*])?
"Purple Rain"
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Indifference, or a small unit of soldiers on a mission |
detachment
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The youngest division head in GM's history, he made his own namesake sports car in the 1980s |
(John) DeLorean
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The book "Nemesis" details Robert Kennedy's feud with this European, who ended up marrying RFK's former in-law |
(Aristotle) Onassis
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I win best first anniversary gift with stationary from this company started by a man named Stephen, like the author |
(Alex: Because paper is the traditional gift for that first anniversary.)
Crane
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In 1 Kings 3 God tells him, "I have given thee a wise and an understanding heart" |
(Matt: Who is Samuel?) (Alex: No, who is [*]? Wise king [*].)
Solomon
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"Now Paul is a real estate novelist, who never had time for a wife" in this signature Billy Joel song |
[Applause for Steve's run of the category] (Alex: Hey, you did well in the category. Picked up all of the money.)
"Piano Man"
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A mark of misconduct in your record |
a demerit
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