THIS IS 40: LITERARY EDITION |
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HISTORIC SUPREME COURT CASES |
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Now in their 40s, this title trio returns to fight for justice in Dumas' "Twenty Years After" |
the Three Musketeers
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It's a fancy word for rain, snow or sleet |
precipitation
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It was the first nation to land a spacecraft on the Moon, the Luna 2 |
the U.S.S.R.
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Master the toms & cymbals & you could be on the cover of modern this, like Stewart Copeland & Tre Cool |
Drummer
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In 1963's Gideon v. Wainwright, the Court said indigent defendants have a right to this guaranteed by the 6th Amendment |
representation (or legal counsel)
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When this fashion-aiding program was rebooted, "For the Straight Guy" was left off the title |
Queer Eye
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Paris-based Pamela Druckerman's memoir of turning 40 says waiters stopped calling her "mademoiselle" & switched to this |
madame
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One-word job description of a broadcasting preacher, such as Oral Roberts |
televangelist
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Part of NASA's first group of women astronauts, Dr. Rhea Seddon flew 3 times in space aboard this |
the space shuttle
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It follows "National Geographic" in the name of a mag with a "Where to Go in 2018" issue |
(Mitch: What is Explorer?) (Eric: What is Kids?)
Traveler
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Korematsu v. U.S. in 1944 saw the Court uphold the use of these, such as Heart Mountain, "to prevent espionage" |
internment camps
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In a 2018 reboot this Candice Bergen character has Corky & Miles back, plus her grown-up son Avery |
Murphy Brown
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In an acclaimed 2018 novel by Sheila Heti, a woman closing in on 40 struggles with this basic life decision |
to have children
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A place to total up your money; "the king was" there in "Sing A Song Of Sixpence" |
the countinghouse
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Cooper-Conrad & Armstrong-Scott were pairs in this 1960s NASA program |
(Eric: What is Apollo?)
Gemini
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A coin collector is likely to also be a collector of this magazine dating back to 1888 |
(Eric: What is Numistacist magazine?)
Numismatist
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John Quincy Adams won the freedom of members of Africa's Mendi people when he argued their case in U.S. v. this Spanish slave ship |
Amistad
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Michael Strahan hosts this rebooted game show |
(Eric: What is Pyramid? Or The $25,000 Pyramid?)
The $100,000 Pyramid
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Mrs. Wu turns 40 & changes her life in "Pavilion of Women", a China-set 1946 book by this American woman |
Pearl Buck
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It's named for its composition of smaller bits of wood |
particleboard
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The first major mission of this agency formed by Belgium, Spain & 8 other members monitored gamma rays |
the European Space Agency
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A 1962 conversation Alex Haley had with Miles Davis became the first of this magazine's famous interviews |
Playboy
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In 1998's Clinton v. City of New York, the Court nixed this kind of veto because it gave the president too much power |
a line-item veto
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The 2019 reboot of this alien drama has added ", New Mexico" to the title |
Roswell
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Many Anne Tyler characters are restless in this city; 40-year-old Delia in "Ladder of Years" gets out |
Baltimore
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Grandstanding verbally & dogmatically, almost as if you were the pope |
(Eric: What is ecclesiastically?)
pontification
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In 1997 this spacecraft used airbags to land on Mars, then sent the Sojourner rover on its way |
(Mitch: What is Curiosity?)
Pathfinder
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(Hi, I'm Lori Greiner.) The "Shark Tank effect", boosting products from the show, has been noted by magazines like this one founded in 1977 whose title describes business risk-takers |
Entrepreneur
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Goss v. Lopez sided with suspended students who were deprived of an education without this 2-word safe-guard of rights |
due process
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