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In "Casablanca", Bogie says "the problems of three little people don't amount to" this |
a hill of beans
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U.S. congressman & senator from Calif., vice president, president; played by Anthony Hopkins in a biopic |
Richard Nixon
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Megadeth founder Dave Mustaine partied so hard he got kicked out of this band whose very name says "metal" |
Metallica
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The California studio tour where you can see King Kong & Jaws is in this "city" named for the movie studio |
Universal City
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As Act 1 of this Neil Simon play begins, we're told, "it is a warm summer night in Oscar Madison's apartment" |
The Odd Couple
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The UFC of the ancient world, pankration debuted at the XXXIIIrd of these in 648 B.C. |
the Olympics
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A 1979 book by conservative thinker Jack Kemp popularized this term for programs like welfare |
safety net
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U.S. congressman & senator from Massachusetts, president; played by Cliff Robertson in a biopic |
John F. Kennedy
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"And I want! And I need! And I lust!" are primal lyrics from this band's "Animal" |
Def Leppard
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On Valentine's Day 2019, this company said it was breaking up with Long Island City as future home for its second headquarters |
Amazon
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Alfred Uhry based the character of Hoke in this play on the black chauffeur of his childhood |
Driving Miss Daisy
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A manuscript from 16th century Mexico depicts one of this culture's ritualistic ball games |
the Aztec
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It's the brush-off you'd get from the person here |
a cold shoulder
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U.S. congressman & senator from Virginia, vice president; president, 1841-45; never been played in a biopic |
Tyler
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"We're Not Gonna Take It" by this Dee Snider band has some musical roots in "O Come, All Ye Faithful" |
(Jason: I'm gonna wager it all.) (Alex: You're gonna wager it all--all $7,600. You feel comfortable with metal bands.) (Jason: Maybe.)
Twisted Sister
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Arlington County, Virginia is home to a neighborhood called this "City", after a nearby Department of Defense building |
(Jason: What is [*] City?)
Pentagon
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Tom Stoppard first came to Broadway with this play featuring 2 minor characters from "Hamlet" |
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead
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Ancient Romans rooted for the red, white, blue & green teams that raced these around the Circus Maximus |
chariots
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It's the kind of political work done at the local & individual level, not through mass marketing |
grassroots
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Financier; White House director of communications, July 21-31, 2017; "Celebrity Big Brother" contestant |
Anthony Scaramucci ("The Mooch" accepted)
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In 2010 this band's frontman Vince Neil took to the ice for ABC's "Skating with the Stars" |
Mötley Crüe
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Black Rock City is created & torn down every year as part of this Nevada arts festival |
Burning Man
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Parisians knew Georges Feydeau as a master of this 5-letter type of comedic play like "Keep an Eye on Amélie!" |
farce
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Playing this rough sport in 1559, France's Henry II was mortally wounded by a splintered lance |
jousting
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Really, really old expression meaning that an irreversible step has been taken |
(Barbara: What is "the dice have been thrown"?) ... (Alex: There's a single die there, not two.)
the die is cast
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Governor, secretary of energy; "Dancing with the Stars" contestant |
[Jason chuckles halfway through the clue.]
(Rick) Perry
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In the '90s singer Rob Halford told this Brit band, "You've got another thing comin'" (I'm leaving the group) |
Judas Priest
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Nevada City, Montana is one big historical museum; visit the area & you can learn this water-based skill & maybe get rich |
panning for gold
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In 1981 Elizabeth Taylor made her Broadway debut in a revival of this playwright's "The Little Foxes" |
(Lillian) Hellman
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In his autobiography he described a game played with moccasins & bones called "kah", or "foot" |
(Alex: And that Apache Indian is [*].)
Geronimo
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