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Their 1964 "Christmas Album" includes "Little Saint Nick", called a rewiring of their hit "Little Deuce Coupe" |
The Beach Boys
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Rent at this space is a whopping $50; good thing you'll pass Go on your next roll |
Boardwalk
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Fictional folks turn up in Tennessee Williams' play "Camino Real"--this Spanish windmill tilter, for one |
Don Quixote
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(I'm D.C. mayor Muriel Bowser.) The official motto of the District of Columbia translates to these 3 words that follow the word "and" in the Pledge of Allegiance |
(Alex: Less than a minute now to deal with those last 4 clues.)
justice for all
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Born John Chapman, he spread religion as well as fruit trees throughout the Midwest |
Johnny Appleseed
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R: a long, narrow crest of ground |
ridge
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This "Duck Dynasty" family's "Duck the Halls" album included "Ragin' Cajun Redneck Christmas" |
the Robertsons
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There must be fancy flowers in these gardens that set you back $280 |
Marvin Gardens
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Per his creator "he could spring twenty feet across space at the dizzy heights of the forest top" |
(Yi: Who is Frankenstein's monster?)
Tarzan
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A motto of the U.S., this Latin phrase translates to "Out of many, one" |
E pluribus unum
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On "Juneteenth", June 19 of this year, the remaining slaves in the U.S. learned that the North had won the Civil War |
1865
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T: a synonym for poisonous mushroom |
toadstool
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In 2012 this a capella group released its first holiday offering, "PTXmas", an EP with 6 classic Christmas songs |
Pentatonix
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Your Luxury Tax is this much, $125 less than buying a railroad |
$75
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Flora & Miles are the charges of the unnamed governess in this spooky work by Henry James |
The Turn of the Screw
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It's the 2-word motto of both the Boy Scouts & the Girl Scouts |
be prepared
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Philly pharmacist Charles Hires claimed to have invented this beverage |
root beer
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B: large terrestrial monkey of the genus Papio |
baboon
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Rolling Stone calls this "Wall Of Sound" producer's "A Christmas Gift for You" the best Christmas album of all time |
Phil Spector
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Kentucky & Indiana Avenues are 2/3 of a monopoly; this third property is also a state that borders both |
(Matthew: What is Ohio Avenue?)
Illinois
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This character & his servant leave London in effort to go around the world in 80 days |
(Phileas) Fogg
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The motto of the United States Military Academy is "Duty, honor," this |
(Matthew: What is courage?) (Yi: What is bravery?)
duty, honor, country
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Rep. Daniel Sickles shot & killed his wife's lover in 1859 but was found not guilty, in the first use of this defense plea |
insanity
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Z: African-American dance music of Louisiana |
zydeco
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This "Russian" orchestra directed by Paul O'Neill has had numerous Top 10 holiday albums including "The Lost Christmas Eve" |
the Trans-Siberian Orchestra
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It costs $2 to land on this owned property, but nearby Baltic Avenue must be a lot swankier with double the rent |
Mediterranean
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The name of this "Dracula" character who represents steadfastness calls to mind the castle of Elsinore |
(Tim: Who is Renfield?)
Professor Van Helsing
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Its state motto is "Virtue, liberty, and independence" |
Pennsylvania
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A hero of the War of 1812 and the Mexican War, this general and Whig candidate lost the 1852 presidential election |
Winfield Scott
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G: a triangular roof end |
a gable
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