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THE "BOSS" OF POP CULTURE |
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Fittingly, this country is home to Europe's largest glacier |
(Eric: What is Greenland?)
Iceland
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Each player is dealt 26 cards in this game; if both players turn up a card of the same rank, it's this, the name of the game |
War
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A European legislature: APT IN REALM |
Parliament
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The name of a lunch staple honors John Montagu, the fourth earl of this |
Sandwich
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In 2014 this supreme leader of North Korea won 100% of the vote in his district |
Kim Jong-un
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In 2016 Sharon Price John, CEO of Build-a-Bear, got a unique look at the company on this show |
Undercover Boss
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Starting in 1845, the building seen here turned out this familiar Cuban product by the millions |
cigars
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Peppermint Stick Forest & Molasses Swamp were 2 tasty locations in the classic version of this board game |
Candy Land
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An inferred kind of evidence: I CURST CLAIMANT |
circumstantial
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This creamy fettucine sauce is named for Signor di Lelio, the Roman chef said to have created it |
Alfredo
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The 1964 election to make Papa Doc Duvalier president for life of Haiti had this 3-letter French word already marked on ballots |
[Alex chuckles as he reads the clue.] ... (Alex: [*], for yes.)
oui
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In 2009 Buddy Valastro began living up to this TV title in a Hoboken bakery |
Cake Boss
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The capital & largest city of Indonesia, it's on Java at the mouth of the Ciliwung River |
Jakarta
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In Charades if you draw a rectangle around your head, you're going to act out the title of one of these |
a television show
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A type of horse: TAN GUMS |
a mustang
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This "steak", really a ground beef patty, is named for the doctor who thought Americans should eat it 3 times a day |
Salisbury steak
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In 1955 this country's P.M. Ngo Dinh Diem printed his ballots on lucky red paper & his opponent's ballot on unlucky green paper |
(Mason: What is Cambodia?) (Eric: What is Vietnam?) (Alex: Be more specific.) (Eric: What is, uh, S--North Vietnam?)
South Vietnam
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Jennifer Aniston was part of an awful trio making employees' lives miserable in this 2011 comedy |
Horrible Bosses
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In 1565 Jean de la Valette led the Knights of St. John in defense of this Mediterranean island |
Malta
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In the game of Hearts, this card is known as "The Black Lady" |
[The end-of-round signal sounds.]
the queen of spades
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A holiday item: SEARCH, SET, TRIM |
Christmas tree
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One story says the name of this brunch dish that now features an English muffin & Hollandaise sauce honors a broker |
eggs Benedict
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In 19th c. New York the Dead Rabbits Gang used force to make people vote for candidates of this Boss Tweed political machine |
Tammany Hall
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We think the answer to this title '80s sitcom question is Judith Light, not Tony Danza |
Who's the Boss?
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(Jimmy of the Clue Crew presents by a display monitor.) Lush ecosystems off Africa's east coast have been fortified, partly thanks to one of the world's most resourceful environmental organizations, the Nature Conservancy, and its plan to restructure the debt of this nation |
(Eric: What is Madagascar?)
the Seychelles
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A stone home for mummy: PUSH AS CARGO |
a sarcophagus
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This dessert, a crisp meringue topped with fruit & whipped cream, was named for a Russian ballerina |
(Alex: Less than a minute to deal with the last category, Molly.)
a pavlova
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In 1927 Charles King won the presidency by more than 200,000 votes even though this African country had only 15,000 registered voters |
Liberia
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Alec Baldwin was all business as the voice of the title infant in this 2017 film |
Boss Baby
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