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"A scout is trustworthy...", then this word describing one faithful to a leader or friend |
loyal
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Harper Lee's "Go Set a Watchman" features characters from this novel set 20 years earlier |
To Kill a Mockingbird
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"Weekend at Barney's", "The Best Man" |
How I Met Your Mother
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It would be natural for her, Prince Charles' second wife, to be intimidated by her mother-in-law (Queen Elizabeth) |
Camilla
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Jesus' words "Whosoever shall smite thee on thy right" one, "turn to him the other" have been taken as a pacifist message |
cheek
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In this Western state capital, the City Hall went up in 1894 & was controversial because it rivaled the Temple |
Salt Lake City
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This synonym for frugal is also the name of a car rental company |
(Seth: What is budget?)
thrifty
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In 1932 Pearl Buck's "Sons" was a No. 3 bestseller; this other Buck book held the top spot |
The Good Earth
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"Citizen Keaton", "Alex Doesn't Live Here Anymore" |
Family Ties
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This handbag designer, sister-in-law to comedian & actor David, recently changed her last name to Valentine |
Kate Spade
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His first major nonviolent satyagraha action was protesting salt taxes imposed by the British |
Gandhi
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One of the world's tallest buildings when completed in 1901, Philly's City Hall is 548 feet tall & topped by a statue of this man |
(Damien: Who is Pitt?)
William Penn
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Immaculate is a synonym for this word that can precede "getaway" or a "sweep" |
[The end-of-round signal sounds.]
clean
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"GEB" is devotees' name for Douglas Hofstadter's "Godel, Escher," this composer |
Bach
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"Daddy Dre-Care", "Keeping Up with the Johnsons" |
Black-ish
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For a brief time, Janet Jackson was sister-in-law to this daughter of "the King" |
Lisa Marie Presley
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This religious group founded in the 1600s is dedicated to pacifism & to following the "inward light" |
the Quakers (Society of Friends)
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Completed in 1928, Asheville, North Carolina's City Hall is a masterpiece of this style, named for a Parisian expo held in 1925 |
Art Deco
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"So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish" was a 1984 offering from this British satirical sci-fi writer |
Douglas Adams
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"Coffee, Tea or Jack", "Roper's Niece" |
Three's Company
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Frederic Joliot, winner of a Nobel with wife Irene, could hold his own at the dinner table with her, his mother-in-law |
(Seth: Who is Curie?) (Alex: Be more specific.)
Marie Curie
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2-word military draft registration status that means you can serve, but without fighting |
conscientious objector
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You can't visit this ancient wonder at Halicarnassus, but behold the tower of Los Angeles City Hall, designed to resemble it |
the Mausoleum
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Norman Mailer said a novel by this man didn't have the right stuff: "It is a 742-page work that reads as if it is 1,500" |
Tom Wolfe
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"Smother's Day", "Family Takes Care of Beverly" |
(Alex: And that would be a sitcom that's filmed right here at Sony--[*].)
The Goldbergs
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As Henry IV of France was married to Margaret of Valois, this influential Medici was his mother-in-law |
Catherine Medici
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Last name of brothers Daniel & Philip, pacifist priests known for their opposition to the Vietnam War |
Berrigan
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The building housing this burg's City Hall also houses the offices administering Cook County |
(Alex: That's the city, and we have less than a minute to go now.)
Chicago
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