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THE PULITZER PRIZE FOR BIOGRAPHY |
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A single national park in the Simpson desert occupies 4,000 square miles of Queensland in this country |
Australia
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The 2003 winner, covering Lyndon Johnson from 1949 to 1960, was "Master of" this political body |
(Kyle: What is Congress?) ... (Alex: He was the majority leader.)
the Senate
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This role in "Otello" is a baritone |
(Alex: Less than a minute now.)
Iago
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This verb meaning to have a phone meeting with multiple people at different locations |
(Joe: What is telecommute?)
teleconference
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Whether or not you are throwing to the end zone, this prayer includes "Blessed are thou among women" |
the Hail Mary
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"Tony here is your quarterback, all right? You protect his blind side. When you look at him, you think of me" |
Sandra Bullock
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Sheep do find grass to eat in the Rajasthan area of the Thar desert; it's this country's biggest wool-producing area |
India
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The first Pulitzer for Biography went to a book about this woman who wrote "Battle Hymn Of The Republic" |
Julia Ward Howe
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Here are the leads in the original 1865 production of a Wagner opera; I believe the line is, "Me, Tristan, you" her |
Isolde
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This verb meaning to remove a tooth from a snake or a vampire |
defang
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"Amen" is said after the recitation of the first sura in this holy book |
(Katia: What is the Torah?)
the Koran
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"Ezekiel 25:17... & I will strike down upon thee with great vengeance & furious anger those who... poison... my brothers" |
Samuel L. Jackson
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The southern portion of the Namib desert merges with this much larger desert to the northeast |
(Katia: What is the Sahara?)
the Kalahari desert
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Joseph Lash won for a dual biography of this presidential couple |
FDR & Eleanor
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This Italian synonym for interlude is the name of an opera Strauss based on his own life |
intermezzo
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This 3-word term for a bullet with a hard casing, also a 1987 movie title |
full metal jacket
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This singer got a No. 1 country single & CMA Award for "Forever And Ever, Amen" |
Randy Travis
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In 2017 this actress asked, "How can a woman fight in this?" |
(Joe: Who is Viola Davis?) ... (Alex: It was in Wonder Woman.)
Gal Gadot
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This desert seen here, North America's hottest, gets its name from a Mexican state |
(Joe: What is the Mojave?)
the Sonoran
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Samuel Eliot Morison won a 1960 Pulitzer for his bio of this reformed slaver & 18th c. American naval hero |
John Paul Jones
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Sir Arthur Sullivan composed operettas like "Iolanthe" but only one grand opera, this one based on a Walter Scott book |
[The end-of-round signal sounds.]
Ivanhoe
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The acronym SUP, for this type of paddleboarding |
standup
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Different versions of this prayer appear in Matthew 6 & Luke 11 |
the Lord's Prayer
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"Tomorrow, after the game, I, Jackie Moon, will wrestle a bear" |
Will Ferrell
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You'll find the Nazca lines, geoglyphs depicting animals & symbols, on the desert floor of this country |
Peru
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Margaret Coit won for an "American Portrait" of this South Carolinian veep who resigned after the Eaton affair |
John C. Calhoun
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Da kine, a conversational filler from these islands |
the Hawaiian Islands
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The 1737 "New England Primer" included the children's prayer that begins with these 7 words |
(Alex: [*]. Pray the Lord.)
"Now I lay me down to sleep"
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"Details of your incompetence do not interest me. Tell Simone I'm not going to approve that girl... for the Brazilian layout" |
(Alex: The Devil Wears Prada.)
Meryl Streep
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