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A typical Roman home had a cubiculum, or bedroom & a culina, this |
a kitchen
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Josh Holloway survived a plane crash & 6 seasons as Sawyer on this TV series |
Lost
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Catch a wave to Oceanside, California, where you can visit a museum devoted to this sport |
surfing
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"Reason, even science, was what Billy Beane was intent on bringing to baseball" is a line from this book |
Moneyball
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Don't be this type of person who sounds like a type of pest and is |
a litterbug
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Bosnia & Herzegovina is about half Bosniak, 30% Serb & 15% this (not Herzegovinak) |
Croat
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This first emperor overhauled all aspects of Roman life in his regime, which he called the principate |
(Phil: Who is Julius Caesar?)
Augustus
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In 2016 this crooner & sometime actor made his Broadway debut in "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812" |
Josh Groban
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This museum in Washington, D.C. includes a Hall of Witness & a Hall of Remembrance |
the Holocaust Museum
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Jon Krakauer's "Into Thin Air" tells of a tragedy at this location |
Mount Everest
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Impossible to erase or wash away, such as certain inks |
indelible
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This minority group makes up about 20% of Turkey & Iraq |
the Kurds
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A retiarius was a gladiator who wore very little armor & fought with a trident & this to entangle his opponent |
a net
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In "The Hunger Games" movies, Josh Hutcherson plays this tribute & love interest of Katniss |
Peeta
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As you're walking the streets of this city, drop by the Republic of the Rio Grande Museum |
(Phil: What is El Paso? (Debb: What is Santa Fe?) (Jacob: What is San Antonio?)
Laredo
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Charles Duhigg explored "Why We Do What We Do in Life and Business" in "The Power of" this |
The Power of Habit
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While eating barbecued ribs, it helps to have this small piece of cloth that often follows "moist" |
a towelette
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This largest minority group in Latvia is about 30% of the population |
Russians
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With a population of more than a half million, this Egyptian seaport was the second-largest city in the empire |
Alexandria
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He's been heard as Olaf the snowman & seen in the FX series "The Comedians" |
Josh Gad
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A contemporary art museum in Pittsburgh is housed in & named for this type of factory owned by Stearns & Foster |
(Jacob: What is furniture?)
a mattress
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''The Hot Zone" by Richard Preston recounts the scary outbreak of this virus at a U.S. government facility |
Ebola
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Teddy Roosevelt took this term from "Pilgrim's Progress" to refer to one who digs up scandal about famous people |
(Alex: Phil?) (Phil: No, I'm sorry.) (Alex: I had a feeling Debb would have known--) (Debb: [*].) (Alex: [*], yes.)
muckraker
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Nepalese constitute a majority in the southern part of this country just a little strip of India away |
(Phil: What is China?) (Jacob: What is Bangladesh?)
Bhutan
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By 23 A.D. the prefect Sejanus became the sole commander of these elite protectors of the emperor |
the Praetorian Guard
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At age 14, Joshua Bell, on this instrument, became the Philadelphia Orch.'s youngest-ever soloist |
violin
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Learn about these mysterious ancestors of the Pueblo people at the Manitou cliff Dwellings & Museum in Colorado |
the Anasazi
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Don't confuse "Heat" memoirist Bill Buford with this Bill who took a quirky look at English in "The Mother Tongue" |
Bill Bryson
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A herbicide is used to kill weeds & this similar-sounding pesticide is specifically used to kill worms |
vermicide
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Related to the Inuit, they speak a different language & live on an island chain off the Alaska peninsula |
the Aleuts
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