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On "Breaking Bad", a chilling medical diagnosis led to this chemistry teacher making significant changes in his life |
Walter White
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The water droplets that sometimes form on the outside of a glass are an example of this process |
condensation
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"American Dirt" is about a mother & son fleeing the violence of this country |
Mexico
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To convert inches to these, multiply by 2.54 |
centimeters
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From its resemblance to a certain game, the skyscraper seen here is nicknamed this Building |
Jenga
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There's an amphibian in this 8-letter verb that means to jump over |
leapfrog
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Will Schuester sang "Leaving On A Jet Plane" & a lot of other stuff on this show, like you probably do all the time in your classes |
Glee
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In 1742 he developed his centigrade scale |
Celsius
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Shh! It's the 5-letter title of Susan Cain's book about "The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking" |
Quiet
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One Japanese type of this tall hollow grass takes about 120 years to blossom; after that, it usually dies |
bamboo
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It opened in 1899 with 843 animals; today, it has over 6,000 |
(Amanda: What's the Central Park Zoo?)
the Bronx Zoo
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This adjective means of or pertaining to the sense of smell |
olfactory
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Mr. Garvey called roll looking for "D-nice" (Denise), "Balakay" (Blake), & "A.A. Ron" (Aaron) on the sketch show from this title duo |
Key & Peele
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This element, atomic number 27, is used to make blue pigment for pottery & glass |
(Amanda: What is copper?)
cobalt
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This author of the memoir "Eat Pray Love" wrote the 2019 fiction bestseller "City of Girls" |
Elizabeth Gilbert
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This tick-borne disease is named for a town in Connecticut where it was first observed in 1975 |
Lyme disease
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You'll be tickled pink to know that at the Plaza Hotel, you can book a really pink suite named for this literary girl |
Eloise
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These 2 adjectives are antonyms of each other & are derived from 2 of the divisions in taxonomy |
general & specific
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Rooming with 3 guys, Jess lost her teaching gig but rebounded & became a principal on this FOX sitcom that ran from 2011 to 2018 |
New Girl
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Donna Tartt wrote "The Goldfinch"; Kristin Hannah wrote this bestseller that also has an avian title |
(Ivory: What is The Birdcage?)
The Nightingale
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In 1927 he was the first recipient of the Distinguished Flying Cross |
Lindbergh
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To visit the Statue of Liberty, hop on a ferry at this site named for the line of cannons that once defended it |
Battery Park
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This synonym for chasm comes from the Greek for "bottomless" |
abyss
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Mr. Feeny, closing out this '90s show on ABC: "Believe in yourselves. Dream. Try. Do good... I love you all. Class dismissed" |
Boy Meets World
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Derived from the Latin name for Wales, where rocks of the period were first discovered, it was the first period of the Paleozoic Era |
the Cambrian
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Journalists Jodi Kantor & Megan Twohey took readers inside their investigation of Harvey Weinstein in this bestseller |
She Said
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Following the path of a civil rights march, the shortest national historic trail, 54 miles, extends between these 2 Ala. cities |
Montgomery & Selma
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At one time or another, this famous apartment building was home to Leonard Bernstein, Lauren Bacall & John Lennon |
the Dakota
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These lyric poets or minstrels of the 11th to the 13th centuries wrote in the Provençal language |
(Ivory: What are bards?)
troubadours
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