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GIVING AWAY THE MOVIE'S ENDING |
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In 1971 this bridge went from crossing the Thames to crossing the Colorado |
London Bridge
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Chemists say roasting is the key factor driving bitter taste in this beverage; wake up & smell it! |
coffee
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Swiped from the Holy Land, the reputed head of this decapitated saint is on display on a silver plate at Amiens Cathedral |
John the Baptist
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In 1787 he gave us a little gem called "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik" |
Mozart
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Jack Skellington from Halloween Town tries to take over a holiday that's later in the year |
(Alex: The Nightmare Before [*], yeah.)
Christmas
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Spanning 6 miles over 5 islands, the Great Seto Bridge connects Shikoku to this main Japanese island |
Honshu
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One who appears on a document transferring the title to realty may be "a friend in" this |
deed
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This saint venerated in December was buried in Asia Minor but stolen & moved to Italy; reputed bits of him have turned up all over |
(Saint) Nicholas
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It's said to be the "soul of wit" |
brevity
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This piece by Tchaikovsky depicts Napoleon's retreat from Moscow |
(Martha: What is... The "French March"?)
the 1812 Overture
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During WWII 2 sisters join the first professional baseball league for women |
(Alex: A League of Their [*], yeah.)
Own
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Not far from Davos, this nation's Sunniberg Bridge is thin, so as not to obstruct the views |
Switzerland
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You can climb the Hangayn Mountains in this country that's sandwiched between China & Russia |
(Ryan: What is Nepal?)
Mongolia
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In 2004 bones of 2 saints taken from Constantinople to Rome were returned by the pope to this church's patriarch |
Eastern Orthodox
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The late, great Bill Monroe was considered "The Father of" this type of music |
(Martha: What is the blues?)
Bluegrass
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Joseph Haydn helped create this orchestral form & wrote more than 100 of them, many with nicknames like "The Hen" |
(Andre: What is the waltz?) ... (Alex: Much longer piece--[*].)
symphonies
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From 1936, it warned how one puff of marijuana could lead to insanity & death |
(Alex: Reefer [*] was the film.)
Madness
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The Kennedy Bridge in Niamey crosses this river with the same name as the country |
Niger
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This Boston store's "Basement" was famous for its 1-day wedding gown sale dubbed the "Running of the Brides" |
Filene's
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According to tradition, St. Mark's remains were stolen from Alexandria, taken to this European city, lost & rediscovered |
(Andre: What is... Florence?)
Venice
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This 5-letter word for the verge of catastrophe also means the edge of a steep drop |
brink
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In this piece, the oboe & bassoon help depict a celebration on the treeless Mount Triglav |
(Alex: Ryan, you knew that. You should have rung in.)
Night on Bald Mountain
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Professor Henry Jones is called back into action to uncover the secret of ancient craniums |
(Alex: Yes, Crystal [*].)
skull
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This little metal piece at the front of a gun barrel acts as a sight; marksmen "draw" it when they line up a target |
a bead
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A Louisville church displays almost half of the skeleton of St. Magnus, said to be a martyred one of these Roman legionary officers |
(Andre: What is a Praetorian Guard?)
a centurion
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This word for troops camping outside comes from a German word for "extra watch" |
bivouac
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Of all Beethoven's works with nicknames, one of the few that Ludwig okayed was this sonata, French for emotional or moving |
Pathétique
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Brad Pitt plays Jesse James at what turns out to be the end of his life |
(Alex: The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert [*].)
Ford
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