COKE SLOGANS THROUGH THE YEARS |
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1989: "The official soft drink of" this season |
summer
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(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows a tree on the monitor.) The tallest living tree, the coast redwood, loses its lower branches as it grows, revealing the slender trunk that distinguishes it from this giant tree with an immense trunk |
(Alex: We have less than a minute to finish these clues.)
a sequoia
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To express your opinion of a place by leaving it is to "vote with your" these body parts |
your feet
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Mac on "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" has this for a real name, just like a fast food icon |
(Craig: What is McDonald?) (Alex: Give me the full name.) (Craig: What is Mac McDonald?)
Ronald McDonald
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Cyprus used a currency called this, as did Ireland |
the pound
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Hercule Poirot is on vacation in Africa in this mystery mainstay |
Death on the Nile
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1929: "The pause that" does this |
refreshes
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In 2017 U2 celebrated the 30th anniversary of its album named for this plant by playing all of its songs on tour |
Joshua tree
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Your support is a real "vote of" this belief in oneself or another |
confidence
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On "Sex and the City", Chris Noth played Carrie's elusive flame known as this |
Mr. Big
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Also the name of a silver coin in ancient times, this former Greek currency was broken down into lepta |
the drachma
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This Strauss waltz, Opus 314, was originally a choral piece |
(Denise: What is the Vienna waltz?)
the "Blue Danube"
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1979: "Have a Coke and" one of these |
a smile
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It's the right to vote; add "tte" to describe a woman agitating for that right |
suffrage
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On "Bonanza", Ben Cartwright was father to Adam, Little Joe & this big fella |
Hoss
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This former currency of Austria sounds like a coin once used in the United Kingdom |
the schilling
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Mark Twain talks about his career as a steamboat pilot in this memoir |
(Kiersten: Tales on the Mississippi?)
Life on the Mississippi
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2009: "Open" this |
happiness
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Alaska's state tree is this alliterative spruce that shares its name with an Alaskan city |
a Sitka spruce
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It's a vote cast on another's behalf at a shareholders' meeting |
proxy
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In one episode of "South Park" this character goes south of the border & is referred to as Mantequilla |
Butters
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Seen here is an example of the former currency of this European nation |
Italy
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Mistakes in this painting of a 1776 event: wrong size boat, wrong flag, wrong time of day & the gen. probably wouldn't stand |
Washington Crossing the Delaware
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1969: These 4 words, also heard in a jingle |
(Kiersten: What is "Buy the world a Coke"?) (Denise: What is "I'd like to teach"?)
"It's the real thing"
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The bald type of this flourishes in swamps |
cypress trees
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You'll find the common people of ancient Rome at the start of this word for a direct popular vote on an issue |
(Denise: What is plebeian?)
a plebiscite
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On "WKRP in Cincinnati", Tim Reid played the DJ with this nickname, also a certain plant |
Venus Flytrap
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Pre-Euro purchases in this nation required pesetas |
Spain
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This 2001 Dennis LeHane mystery centers on the effects of a killing in a blue-collar Boston neighborhood |
Mystic River
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