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In 1969, over 1/2 of the world's phones were in this country |
United States
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According to Rick, "The problems of three little people" in this world don't amount to this |
"a hill of beans"
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On Sept. 12, 1973, the Giants' Tito Fuentes was hit with 3 of these in 1 game |
(Miles: What is a grand slam home run?)
a pitched ball
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By 1980, 90% of this U.S. state government's income came from gas and oil |
(Dan: What is Texas?)
Alaska
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Elvis' "Hound Dog"..."ain't never caught" this |
"a rabbit"
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Color of a true sapphire |
blue
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In 1953, just months after the U.S., this country exploded its 1st hydrogen bomb |
Russia (the Soviet Union)
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He played Victor Laszlo, Ilsa's husband |
Paul Henreid
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On Aug. 26, 1972, the 20th modern Olympic Games opened here |
Munich
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Unrefined liquid that comes out of the earth, for Faye Dunaway it was in "Oklahoma" |
crude
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This song, celebrating golden oldies, was a hit for them in 1973:
"Every sha-la-la-la, every wo-o-wo-o, still shines..." |
The Carpenters
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Less than a year after Helen Slater played this superhero, D.C. Comics killed off the character |
Supergirl
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In an attempt to return it to its native Italy, this painting was stolen from the Louvre in 1911 |
the Mona Lisa
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When Sam says he can't remember "As Time Goes By", Ingrid Bergman reminds him by doing this |
(Dan: She hums it. She hums...What is [*]?)
by humming the song
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At the U.S. Open on June 17, 1962, this 22-year-old defeated Arnold Palmer |
Jack Nicklaus
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Hydrocarbon normally found in petroleum, car engines may ping without enough of it |
(Miles: What is tetraethyl lead?)
octane
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Connie Francis' autobiography shares its title with this, her 1st hit |
(Alex: It's called [*]. Miles, select again.) (Miles: I am.) (Alex: You are.)
"Who's Sorry Now?"
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Chinese TV plans to show 5 of this country's soap operas, including "Ambicion" & "Infame" |
(Miles: What country is Spain?)
Mexico
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Year U.S. evacuated Saigon, ending 2 decades of military involvement in Vietnam |
1975
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"Everybody comes to Rick's" is a line in the film & also this |
the title of the play on which the film was based
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At a Penn. high school in Feb. 1938, this athletic event was called due to fog--in the gym! |
a basketball game
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The Bolivar Coastal Field in this country has produced more oil than any other single field in world |
(Pat: What is Bolivia?)
Venezuela
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In 1985, when this infamous fugitive was declared dead, there was a $2,375,000 reward for his capture |
Josef Mengele
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Where Rick hides the letters of transit Ilsa needs |
inside the piano (Sam's piano)
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Starting June 2, 1925, this "Iron Horse" filled in for Yankees' ailing 1st baseman for 2,129 games |
Lou Gehrig
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The Bible mentions that Noah used this solid form of petroleum in building the ark |
pitch
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