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3 of the 4 Gospels are "synoptic", or similar in presentation; this fourth one is the outlier |
John
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This Norman who died in 1087 founded a line of succession to the British throne |
William the Conqueror
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Due to a natural disaster in 2005, this U.S. city saw its population drop from 450,000 to about 230,000 |
New Orleans
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Solomon Burke was the "Bishop" of this music style; James Brown was the "Godfather of" it |
soul
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This then-Florida-based tabloid newspaper first exposed John Edwards' affair with a campaign worker |
the National Enquirer
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Franz Ferdinand's 8-letter noble title |
archduke
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In 1975, after a lapse of 44 years, he restored the Bourbon monarchy to Spain |
[The end-of-round signal sounds.]
Juan Carlos
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The grandfather of 89 kids, Solomon Burke said his favorite Bible verse was "Be fruitful &" this |
multiply
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The Whiskey Ring, an attempt to divert tax dollars, damaged this former Civil War general's time as president |
Grant
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To express harsh disapproval of something |
a rebuke
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Habakkuk & Nahum are among the books of the "minor" these--hey, not everyone can be an Ezekiel or an Isaiah! |
the prophets
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This Jordanian king who died in 1999 was known to his people as Al-Malik Al-Insan or "The Humane King" |
Hussein
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"Jamming" & "Three Little Birds" were 2 of the songs on his landmark album "Exodus" |
(Bob) Marley
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One of Solomon's crossover hits was a cover of this group's "Proud Mary" |
Creedence Clearwater Revival
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Laker Nick Young got in hot water with this rapper/fiancee of his after a leaked conversation became news in 2016 |
Iggy Azalea
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It's part of a whale's tail |
a fluke
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If you turn! turn! turn! the pages of the Bible, you'll find this book right after Proverbs |
Ecclesiastes
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In the 490s B.C. this Persian king tried to invade Greece twice, losing the second time at the Battle of Marathon |
(Pranjal: Who is Xerxes?) (Carolyn: Who is Alexander the Great?)
Darius
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Millions of Hindus, Muslims & Sikhs migrated across new borders during the partition of British India in this decade |
the 1940s
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At London's O2 Arena in 2007, this reunited band had a "Whole Lotta Love" for Burke, who played their aftershow party |
Led Zeppelin
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Public knowledge of this Italian prime minister's "bunga bunga" parties tarnished his reputation |
Berlusconi
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7-letter term for a coin-operated phonograph |
a jukebox
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In "Soliloquy of the Spanish Cloister", Robert Browning rhymed this Pauline epistle with "damnations" |
Galatians
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Also known as Bluetooth, this Danish king converted to Christianity in 960 & made it the official religion |
Harald
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Members of this faith arriving in Puritan Boston got an un-Friend-ly reception & a Mass. exodus (or worse) |
(Pranjal: What is Catholicism?) [Originally ruled incorrect; reversed before the second Daily Double at clue 27 because "[o]ur phrasing of the clue was a little vague"]
Quakers (or Catholicism)
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Solomon Burke was part of a supergroup with this "Stand By Me" singer & fellow artist on Atlantic Records in 1968 |
(Ellen: Who is Otis Redding?)
Ben E. King
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The Teapot Dome scandal during President Harding's term was about giving unfair access to reserves of this commodity |
oil
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Thailand island called the "Pearl of the South" |
Phuket
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