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NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARKS |
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A FILM OF A DIFFERENT COLOR |
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Disney & NASA developed some educational games to highlight this astronaut toy's 450 days aboard the I.S.S. |
Buzz Lightyear
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Conquering Sicily in May 1860 & this southern Italian city in September, Giuseppe Garibaldi helped unite southern Italy |
(Dave: What is Rome?)
Naples
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"A Life Discovered" is the subtitle of a book about this enigmatic woman, the most famous portrait sitter of all time |
the Mona Lisa
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Taste & this other one of the 5 senses can mean just a bit, as in "just a" this "of indigestion" |
touch
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This state has beer & music--the Anheuser-Busch brewery & the Scott Joplin residence |
Missouri
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1963: "The Pink ____"; 2018: "Black ____" |
panther
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This was sent into space in 1996 & 2000, but it was passed during a spacewalk for the 1st time in 2013 on its way to Sochi |
(Bernadette: What is the International Space Station?)
the Olympic torch
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Verdi inspired the unifiers & his name was used as an acronym: Vittorio Emanuele Re d'Italia, "Victor Emmanuel" this |
king of Italy
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The diary of young Julie Manet has been published as "Growing Up With" this group of painters |
the Impressionists
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It means a little bit & is also the first syllable of a word for a little bitty frog |
(Alex: For tadpole.)
tad
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The first Confederate capitol is in this Alabama city |
Montgomery
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"Purple ____" with Prince; "Black ____" with Michael Douglas |
rain
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Ground control to Col. Hadfield--the Canadian astronaut made a video of this David Bowie song in space |
"Space Oddity"
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This Prussian PM began the process that led to German unification as an attempt to stick it to Austria |
Bismarck
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The origins of this pre-surrealist movement in 1916 Zurich play out in "Destruction Was My Beatrice" |
Dadaism
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If the first line of your sonnet ends with "pigeon", this word for a bit is one of your few rhyming options |
smidgen
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The Plummer Building named for Henry Plummer, M.D., is a landmark part of this Minnesota facility |
(Bernadette: What is the St. Paul... Cathedral?)
the Mayo Clinic
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1988: "The Thin Blue ____"; 1998: "The Thin Red ____" |
line
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Astronaut Don Pettit used this "effect" with the name of the smallest blood vessel to create a zero-G coffee cup |
capillary effect
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Reviving medieval groups, neo-Guelfs saw this personage as the hub of Italian unity; neo-Ghibellines said no |
the pope
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"The Art of Rivalry" tells of Picasso owning a portrait by this Fauvist & having friends throw darts at it |
Henri Matisse
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U.S. troops adapted the Japanese sukoshi into this word for a little bit |
(Dave: What is skoshi?)
skosh
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Boys Town began as this priest's Boys' Home |
Father Flanagan
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"White ____" with Cagney; "Red ____" with Schwarzenegger |
heat
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Astronauts were bouncing off the walls in this 1970s space station |
Skylab
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On Jan. 18, 1871 King Wilhelm of Prussia answered "a duty to our common" this "land" to accept the title of kaiser |
fatherland
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"Portrait of an Unknown Man" is a book about this "Younger" 16th century German artist |
(Hans) Holbein
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Fulbert-Dumonteil's lamb chops recipe calls for this much garlic, just a bit, this French word |
a soupçon
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State where you'll find Calvin Coolidge Homestead District & also Socialist Labor Party Hall |
Vermont
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Comedy time: "Silver ____" with Pryor & Wilder; "Blue ____" with Martin Lawrence |
(Elizabeth: What is bullet?) ... [Applause for Dave running the category]
streak
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