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In "Ink" by Sabrina Vourvoulias, Mari & Meche have their immigrant status displayed in the form of these on their wrists |
tattoos
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Then in her 70s & a widow for 2 decades, Maud Gage Baum was a consultant on this 1939 movie |
The Wizard of Oz
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The giant & colossal species of this are the world's 2 largest cephalopods & may reach 60 feet & 2,000 pounds |
squid
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This restraining item from which Houdini used to escape can also mean anything that confines you |
a straitjacket
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"It can't be bargained with. It can't be reasoned with... & it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead" |
(Mayim: [Imitating Schwarzenegger] [*].) [Laughter]
The Terminator
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After working dawn to dusk, it's time for some mead, an alcoholic concoction brewed from water & this sweet stuff |
honey
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In an H.G. Wells tale, Griffin, whose face is wrapped in rags, turns out to be this title guy |
(Molly: Who is... the guy in the time machine?)
The Invisible Man
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Until 2020 you could book a tour of this country that included a visit with its first lady Jehan Sadat, widowed in 1981 |
Egypt
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A new theory says that as cetaceans evolved from land animals, the nostril moved to the top of the skull & became this orifice |
the blowhole
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Passports: check; tickets: check; kids: check; & this, a schedule of your journey & planned activities |
itinerary
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From 2004: "On Wednesdays we wear pink" |
Mean Girls
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Our lord's away fighting again, across the channel in the battles of Blanchetaque & Caen; hope this war is over soon |
a Hundred Years' War
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Paul Atreides is the messiah-like Kwisatz Haderach in the novels named for this desert-like planet |
Dune
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35 years after the death of this beloved Yankee first baseman, his widow Eleanor is seen at a 1976 game |
(Sadie: Who is Babe Ruth?) (Molly: Who is Yogi Berra?)
Lou Gehrig
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The movement of invasive species from the Red Sea to the Mediterranean via this waterway has been called Lessepsian migration |
the Suez Canal
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This split of the Korean Peninsula took place in August 1945 |
the partition
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"McLovin? What kind of a stupid name is that, Fogell?" |
Superbad
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You might think I'm revolting, but I swear I did not join Wat Tyler's peasant revolt that stormed this fortress on June 14, 1381 |
the Tower of London
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In Kameron Hurley's novel, Dietz is reduced to particles & beamed to war in this title corps, sounding like one in a Tennyson poem |
the Light Brigade
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Last name of Frank, the "How to Succeed in Business..." composer who died in 1969; Jo, his widow & collaborator, lived until 2019 |
Loesser
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Benthic organisms that live on the ocean bottom include sponges, bristle worms, & these prickly echinoderms |
(Sadie: What is an anemone?)
a sea urchin
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Methuselah had more of it than anyone else in the Bible |
longevity
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From 2015: "I don't do romance. My tastes are very singular. You wouldn't understand" |
Fifty Shades of Grey
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Not much travel for us normally, but I am considering a pilgrimage to Glastonbury to see the grave of this legendary queen |
(Molly: Who is... Boudica?) ... (Mayim: Less than a minute.)
Guinevere
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Walter M. Miller Jr. won a Hugo Award for penning "A Canticle for" this saint |
Saint Isaac Leibowitz
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Wife Geneviève outlived this "Carmen" composer by 50 years, but even after she stopped wearing black, stuck mostly to mauve |
[Sadie said the name to rhyme with "jet".]
(Georges) Bizet
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This smallest North American marine mammal is a key species in kelp forests, keeping consumers of the kelp in check |
(Mayim: Also adorable.)
the sea otter
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Having a right to something, or acting like you have a right to just about anything |
entitlement
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"I drink your milkshake. I drink it up" |
There Will Be Blood
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No more back-breaking farm labor for me; I've got this new job at the manor, curing hides & making leather |
a tanner
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