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People called Louis XIII's brother Gaston this, French for "mister" |
Monsieur
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"Don't hang around and let your problems surround you, there are movie shows" here |
(Addison: What is the sunny side of the street?)
downtown
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Jean Lussier was the 1st to over these falls in a rubber ball; Annie Taylor did it in a barrel |
Niagara Falls
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Among the cities in this Illinois county are Skokie, Cicero & Evanston |
Cook
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An ace is slang for this amount of U.S. money |
one dollar
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August is the eighth month & this is the eighth letter of the alphabet |
(Gary: What is I?) (Alex: No.) [Laughter.] (Addison: What is [*]?] [Addison had a sigh of relief about being correct.]
H
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His grandson Batu Khan founded the state of the Golden Horde around 1240 |
Genghis Khan
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Simon & Garfunkel told her, "God bless you, please...heaven holds a place for those who pray" |
Mrs. Robinson
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Following in Sir Edmund Hillary's footsteps, Junko Tabei became the 1st woman to do this May 16, 1975 |
climb Mount Everest
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Almost 17 times the size of Rhode Island, San Bernardino County in this state is the USA's largest |
California
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It's a hidden advantage, played when needed |
ace up one's sleeve (ace in the hole)
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Colorado, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Iowa St., Kansas, Kansas St., Missouri, Oklahoma St. |
The Big 8
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This name adopted by Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov refers to the Lena River in Siberia |
Lenin
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This Bobbie Gentry song begins, "It was the third of June, another sleepy, dusty, delta day" |
(Addison: What is um, the, uh, "The Night Billie Joe MacAllister Jumped Off the Tallahassee Bridge, Tallahatchie Bridge?" [Laughter.] ... (Alex: I don't think Billie Joe MacAllister jumped off; he threw something off.)
[After the break Alex clarified that Addison was right about Billie Joe later jumping off the bridge.]
"Ode to Billie Joe"
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The 1st 33 1/3 rpm long-playing record featured this composer's Fifth Symphony conducted by L. Stokowksi |
[ERRATUM: The conductor's name is Stokowski.]
Beethoven
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This state's most populous county is Laramie |
Wyoming
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Spokeswomen for this chain have included Connie Stevens & Suzanne Somers |
Ace Hardware
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It's an 8-side plane figure |
octagon
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Sir Walter Raleigh fell out of favor with this woman when he married one of her maids of honor |
Elizabeth I
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In 1972 Elton John sang, "But the biggest, kick I ever got was doin' a thing called" this |
(Addison: What is the "Alligator Rock?") (Alex: No.) (Addison: Ugh!)
"Crocodile Rock"
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"You ain't heard nothin' yet" until you've heard Al Jolson say the line in this 1st major talking film |
The Jazz Singer
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This Pennsylvania city is the seat of Allegheny County |
Pittsburgh
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Becton Dickinson & Co. makes health care & safety products, including the Ace line of these |
bandages
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The boat races between Oxford & Cambridge are called eights for the number of these |
(Roberta: What are rows or [*]?)
rowers
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This pianist & composer who wrote the "Minuet in G" was also the Prime Minister of Poland |
Paderewski
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It contains the line "bows and flows of angel hair, and ice cream castles in the air" |
"Both Sides Now"
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In 1896 the Diamond Co. of Ohio became the first to put these in books |
matches
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A county in New York is named for this Prussian who served in the American Revolution |
(Friedrich) von Steuben
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To win an Ace Award, your show must be shown on this medium |
cable television
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The only Disney feature to have exactly 8 people mentioned in the title |
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
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