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THE 2020 OLYMPICS IN 2021 |
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In between stints as prime minister, this Brit won a medal in 1949 when his shorthorn cow, Gratwicke Beatrice 2nd, turned heads |
Churchill
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Elizabeth Bishop's poem about this state mentions alligators, sandbars, swamps & mosquitoes |
Florida
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They're the twice-married Mexican power couple seen here |
Kahlo & Rivera
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In this family, Henry was a historian; his grandfather & great-grandfather had both been U.S. presidents |
Adams
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Momiji Nishiya, at 13 the youngest gold medalist since 1936, came down the rail to win gold in the street type of this debuting sport |
skateboarding
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This word means drunk |
intoxicated
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In 1892 John Hitz, from Alexander Graham Bell's Institute for the Deaf, gifted her a very special "touch watch" |
Helen Keller
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Clingmans Dome, the highest point in Tennessee, is also the highest point on this trail that goes from Georgia to Maine |
the Appalachian Trail
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He painted "Lady with a Fan" during his Rose Period |
(Pablo) Picasso
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Last name of siblings Albert, Otto, Alfred, Charles & John, who in 1884 started the "World's Greatest Shows" circus |
(Maureen: What is Bailey?)
Ringling
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Not in a driveway but in an arena, a shot by Karlis "Batman" Lasmanis gave Latvia the 1st men's gold in this form of basketball |
3 versus 3 (3 on 3)
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It's a more general synonymous term for a vaccination |
inoculation
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Lewis & Clark really wanted a fur robe from the Chinook; they got it by trading this woman's blue beaded belt |
Sacagawea
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It's the only Great Lake that doesn't cross into Canadian territory |
(Lake) Michigan
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This surrealist painter & printmaker was born in Figueres, Spain in 1904 & died there in 1989 |
(Salvador) Dalí
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The members of this "First Family of Jazz" do toot their own horns, with Wynton on trumpet & Branford on sax |
Marsalis
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Not an anthem but Tchaikovsky was played at gold medal ceremonies for the ROC, short for this team, the result of a ban |
Russian Olympic Committee
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It's 4 letters longer than lazy or idle & means the same thing |
indolent
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In 1989 this Japanese emperor was buried with a Mickey Mouse watch he got on a visit to the United States |
Hirohito
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This river flows through Richmond, Virginia as well as a historic colonial settlement that bears its name |
(the) James (River)
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A grave marker for this centenarian says, "Her primitive paintings... preserved the scene of a vanishing countryside" |
Grandma Moses
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Kykuit Estate in New York's Hudson Valley was a "center" of 4 generations of this family's life |
the Rockefellers
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This martial art, born on Okinawa, made its Olympic debut & Ryo Kiyuna, born on Okinawa, won gold |
karate
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In legal speak, it refers to a person guilty of arson or to a device designed to harm people or property by means of fire |
incendiary
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Now restored, a spyglass belonging to Napoleon was left on this Mediterranean isle after his flight from there |
Elba
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Fittingly, it's from the top of Idaho's He Devil Mountain that this deepest river gorge in North America plunges 8000 feet |
Hells Canyon
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Commenting on his portrait by this man, Bobby Kennedy said he thought it was marvelous, "but I don't have red spots all over my face" |
Lichtenstein
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The first 3 doctors who worked at St. Mary's hospital in Rochester, Minnesota all had this last name |
Mayo
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The first Hmong-American Olympian, she won all-around gold in gymnastics |
(Suni) Lee
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This French loanword means indifferent or nonchalant |
(Matt: What's insousant?)
insouciant
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