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There was baby news upstairs with Lady Mary & downstairs with Anna as this series ended its 6-year run on PBS in 2016 |
Downton Abbey
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Around 1000 B.C. this king from Judea united all Israel into one kingdom with Jerusalem as its capital |
David
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This state is "Birthplace of a mighty nation, keystone of the land" |
Pennsylvania
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To research this bestseller, Ayn Rand worked in the office of architect Ely Kahn |
(Ricky: What is Atlas Shrugged?)
The Fountainhead
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Several varieties of a fruit can be grown on the same tree using this practice that unites parts of different plants |
grafting
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Admirable, or NBA Hall of Famer James |
worthy
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Angus is the first name of this resourceful Phoenix Foundation member |
MacGyver
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Around 587 B.C. this empire conquered Judea & exiled most of the Jews |
(Catherine: What is the Roman Empire?)
the Babylonian Empire
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"All hail to grand old Bay State, the home of the bean and " this fish |
cod
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When asked if this NYC-set novel was true, Betty Smith replied, "Not as it was but as it should have been" |
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
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Burpee offers the supersauce hybrid of one of these plants yielding Romas weighing 2 pounds |
tomatoes
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In the name of the folks that bring you Elmo, "Sesame" has replaced "Children's Television" before this word |
Workshop
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Kappa Kappa Tau sees a lot of violence on this Fox show |
(Ricky: What is Greek?)
Scream Queens
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He was the Roman prefect or governor of Judea from 26 to 36 A.D. |
Pilate
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Out west "Blessed from Heaven above, it's the land that we love, this is the place" |
(Thaddeus: What is Montana?)
Utah
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Clergyman Lloyd Douglas was asked what became of Christ's garment at the crucifixion; he wrote this novel as a reply |
The Robe
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For best flavor, herbs should be harvested in the morning, when these oils are at their highest concentration |
(Thaddeus: What are aromatic oils?) [Originally ruled incorrect; reversed prior to the first Daily Double at clue 18 when Alex said the judges discovered aromatic oils are a subset of [*]]
essential oils
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Ricky Ricardo's signature song on "I Love Lucy" |
"Babalú"
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Immediately before the Israelite conquest under Joshua, these people dominated Judea |
the Canaanites
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Arkansans sing, "October morning in" these mountains, "hills ablazing like that sun in the sky" |
the Ozarks
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John Hersey won a Pulitzer for his novel about a U.S. soldier helping find "A Bell for" this Sicilian town |
Adano
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The name of this flower bed plant of the balsam family comes from the speed with which its seeds are dispersed |
impatiens
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In the Bible, this herb is a symbol of bitterness |
(Ricky: What is wort?)
wormwood
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"Looking" & "Full House" were both set in this city |
San Francisco
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"From New Castle's rolling meadows, through the fair rich fields of Kent, to the Sussex shores" is sung in this state |
Delaware
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A young apprentice silversmith in 1770s Boston is the title character of this 1943 historical fiction by Esther Forbes |
Johnny Tremain
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The grass in your lawn might be Bermuda, rye or this variety that sounds like a city in Florida |
St. Augustine
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This compactly twisted woolen yarn is named for a village in eastern England |
worsted
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