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Not yet Secretary of State, he visited China on the sly in 1971 to make plans for Pres. Nixon's historic trip |
Henry Kissinger
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Earl Spencer, father of this princess, reportedly had a ghost exorcised from his estate |
Princess Diana
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The 1st act finds this Rossini hero at his chalet on Lake Lucerne |
William Tell
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Jocasta's son, he's one of Sophocles' most "Complex" characters |
Oedipus
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Of the "Big 3" U.S. automakers, it's the 1 he never worked for |
General Motors
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Even when made of stainless steel, knives & forks are usually called this |
(Phillip: What is silver-plated?)
silverware
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Event depicted in this painting, which Newsweek captioned "Pay attention, this might come up on 'Jeopardy!'" |
the framing of the Constitution (signing of the Constitution of the United States)
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A week after dying in it, George III was seen at this castle outside London |
Windsor Castle
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Though he felt it lacked depth, Nietzsche said he had learned this Bizet opera "practically by heart" |
Carmen
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Jocasta's 2nd husband, he's one of Sophocles' most "Complex" characters |
Oedipus
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He currently backs his cars with a powertrain warranty for this many years or this many miles |
7 & 70,000
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If your wallpaper seems to be disappearing, it could be the work of this slippery pest |
silverfish
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While John Foster Dulles was Secretary of State, this brother of his was CIA director |
(Alex: We've got a minute to go in the round.)
Alan Dulles
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He was murdered before Macbeth's banquet but showed up anyway |
Banquo
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Mark Twain based this title character on his pal Tom Blankenship, son of the town drunkard |
Huckleberry Finn
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Submitting a thesis on torque converters, he earned a master's degree in this field |
mechanical engineering
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This 2-word phrase, no longer found on new bills, used to make dollars redeemable in metal |
silver certificate
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Henry Clay & Daniel Webster were leaders of this political party |
Whigs
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Film in which cowardly Chas. Laughton was considered to haunt a castle, awaiting a chance to be brave |
The Canterville Ghost
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Tho her name was Aldonza Lorenzo, Don Quixote quixotically called her this |
Dulcinea
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Iacocca was a protege of this auto executive who went on to become Defense Sec'y under JFK |
Robert McNamara
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AgNO3, without it photography couldn't have developed |
silver nitrate
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When the 1786-87 rebellion led by & named for him broke out in Mass., Congress made no effort to put it down |
Shays' Rebellion
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Boswell's subject, he helped expose the notorious "Cock Lane Ghost" as a fraud in 1762 |
Samuel Johnson
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In this Strauss work, the role of Prince Orlofsky is almost always sung by a woman |
[The end-of-round signal sounds.]
Die Fledermaus
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In Hawthorne's classic, Arthur Dimmesdale died in the arms of this woman, his secret lover |
Hester Prynne
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Of this man who fired him, Iacocca says, he "made my kids suffer, & for that I'll never forgive him" |
Henry Ford II
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Paul Newman might appreciate it if you didn't remember this was his 1st film |
The Silver Chalice
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