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To see a rare stone beach on Washington Island, Wisconsin, you must brave Death's Door, a strait connecting Lake Michigan and this bay |
(Ken: And that earns you the all-important $400 you needed to have exactly half Mattea's score...)
Green Bay
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This Amherst woman wrote, "'Faith' is a fine invention / For gentlemen who see! / But microscopes are prudent / In an emergency!" |
Dickinson
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Bats are mammals of the order Chiroptera, meaning "hand"-this |
wing
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Thomas Jefferson's last public letter, 10 days before he died, says, sorry, too sick to attend the celebrations of its 50th anniversary |
U.S. independence
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In "Casablanca" Cuddles Sakall insists that the gambling at Rick's cafe is as this "as the day is long" |
honest
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Head west on I-40 in New Mexico, & you can go from Acoma to Zuni, visiting two of the state's 19 of these centuries old Native American communities |
pueblos
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After an admiral bags on his beliefs, this film villain says, "I find your lack of faith disturbing" & forces the issue |
Darth Vader
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Dr. Teeth & the Electric Mayhem, with Animal on drums |
The Muppet Show
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Nectar-feeding bats pollinate the flowers that grow on the tips of the organ pipe variety of this desert plant |
a cactus
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In 1855 she wrote a friend in England apologizing for not writing sooner but the Crimean War wounded were keeping her busy |
Florence Nightingale
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9-letter "cardiac" adjective for sincere apologies or sympathies |
heartfelt
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Incredible homes like Marble House, an imitation of Versailles, meant to be a temple of the arts, are in this Rhode Island city |
(Adam: And I'm from Rhode Island.)
Newport
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This "Derek" star tweeted atheists were fighting again "over who doesn't believe in any god the most... wait... that never happens" |
(Ken: Yeah, I guess he's an atheist; I had no idea.)
Ricky Gervais
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Jesse & the Rippers, led by Uncle Jesse Katsopolis |
(Ken: John Stamos on [*], yes.)
Full House
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Bats navigate at night using this system of acoustic orientation that incorporates nature's version of radar |
echolocation
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In 1964 he wrote from Mecca that he had prayed with white people whose belief in Allah had "removed the 'white' from their minds" |
(Adam: Who is Martin Luther King?)
Malcolm X
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If I give you the straight scoop, I do this, the title of a 1966 Aaron Neville hit |
"Tell It Like It Is"
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Seafood plus history mark this area, named for its location on Chesapeake Bay, birthplace of both Harriet Tubman & Frederick Douglass |
(Adam: What is the Delmarva Peninsula?)
the Eastern Shore
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In 1796 Samuel Miles, an elector for this political party, went "faithless" & voted against John Adams |
(Adam: What is the Democratic-Republican?)
the Federalists
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Dingoes Ate My Baby, performing down at the Bronze |
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
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Vampire bat bites threaten livestock not by making them the undead, but by spreading this disease caused by a lyssavirus |
rabies
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In 1639 he wrote to Lord Huygens about his paintings with the "greatest & most natural movement" & mentioning "I live on the Inner Amstel" |
Rembrandt
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It sounds like you just keep rising with this repetitive idiom that starts with "on the" |
on the up-and-up
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Southwest of Tallahassee, this community got the same name as a Central American capital in 1909 when its people were excited about possible trade |
Panama City
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1 of the 2 Brits, a biologist & a political writer, in "The Four Horsemen of Atheism" with Americans Daniel Dennett & Sam Harris |
(1 of) Christopher Hitchens or Richard Dawkins
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The rapper Clark County |
Atlanta
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Each year as many as 20 million female Mexican free-tailed bats give birth at sites like Bracken Cave in this U.S. state |
Texas
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A 1496 letter authorizes him & his son Sebastian to sail for England & claim isles, regions & "provinces of heathen & infidels" |
John Cabot
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From the Latin, this word for sincere has a close relative, "genuine", & a "dis-" opposite |
ingenuous
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