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A 1- THROUGH 5-STAR RATING |
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In the book of Matthew, to calm his disciples who are on a boat during a storm, Jesus does this |
walk on water
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Perhaps Wile E. Coyote knows it's from the Greek for "highest point" |
acme
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Willamette Valley / It's not the witch trial one / A "Lot" to look at |
Salem
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Cover, concrete walls, sewer main |
a manhole
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Wirebound college rule these are among the Five Star school supplies from Mead |
notebooks
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Used to refer to the first 5 books of the Bible, this Hebrew word is usually translated as "law" |
(Kiana: What is the Pentateuch?)
the Torah
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Take a long look; it's the type of photo seen here |
a panorama
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The "City of Trees" / & potatoes! Potatoes! / Potatoes! 'Taters! |
(Wilbur: What is Idaho?)
Boise
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Event horizon, singularity |
a black hole
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Wear one star on your U.S. Army uniform & you're a BG, short for this |
a brigadier general
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(Elizabeth Vargas of 20/20 presents the clue.) In 2002 Peter Jennings sat down for a last interview with Hollywood legend Charlton Heston & his wife to talk about acting, the NRA & dealing with this memory-robbing disease |
Alzheimer's
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In Genesis he is sold to Pharaoh's officer Potiphar & Mrs. P. tries to seduce him |
(Eric: Who is Moses?)
Joseph
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A synonym for predicament, it's made up of 2 words that together mean "two propositions" |
dilemma
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No roads lead to it / Named for a gold prospector / It gets quite cold there |
Juneau
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Flour, vegetable oil, glaze |
a donut hole
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A deal made by Conn Smythe led to this sport's "three stars" of each game, sponsored by Three-Star gasoline |
hockey
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(David Muir of 20/20 presents the clue.) Some stories we bring you are particularly troubling; in 2016 I reported on a growing epidemic in America, the rise in use of this illegal & deadly opioid, the majority of users having started with prescription pain medications |
heroin
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Many find this N.T. figure foretold in Malachi: "I will send my messenger, and he shall prepare the way" |
(Eric: Who is Ezekiel?)
John the Baptist
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From Greek for "world citizen", it describes someone who is worldly & sophisticated |
cosmopolitan
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South of Pawtucket / Founded 1636 / Best-loved color? Brown! |
Providence
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Nasal plug, phonic lips, air sacs |
blowholes
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In 2011 NASA announced the discovery of the first known circumbinary planet, meaning it does this |
orbit two stars
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Rembrandt painted this prophet, sad that his book says all the houses of Jerusalem were burned |
(Eric: Who is Elijah?)
Jeremiah
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This adjective meaning having the same property throughout is from the Greek for "of the same kind" |
(Alex: We'll accept that.)
homogenous
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Mark Twain called it home / Founded 1635 / Knows Courant events |
Hartford
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Camouflage, shovel, grenade trap |
a foxhole
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4 stars for BNP Paribas, one of Europe's major banks; Paribas is short for Paris et des Pays-Bas, Paris & this country |
the Netherlands
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