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He wrote "War and Peace" over 6 years, visiting battlefields & reading books on the Napoleonic Wars for research |
Tolstoy
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3rd century physician Wang Shuhe pioneered diagnosis based on this, measuring it at 3 spots on each wrist |
pulse
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Burning the U.S Capitol building in 1814, the British fueled the fire with 3,000 books from this institution, small at the time |
the Library of Congress
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Popularized by the movie "Old School", these protectors are slang for "Kid, you shouldn't hear this" |
earmuffs
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James Cameron's writing credits include "The Terminator", "Avatar" & this 1997 block-of-ice-buster |
Titanic
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Kim & Jon use it to front their names in the rap game |
Lil
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A novel of Ancient Egypt, "Thebes at War" by Naguib Mahfouz was originally published in this language in 1944 |
Arabic
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Epidemiologist Archie Cochrane studied pneumoconiosis, a disease of these organs, in Welsh coal miners |
the lungs
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In December 1941 Hitler's armies reached the suburbs of this capital, but that's as far as they got |
Moscow
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A comb from Nigeria with fewer teeth than American combs gave Willie Morrow the idea for this item to style Black hair |
a (afro) pick
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Greta Gerwig wrote & directed this 2017 film starring Saoirse Ronan as an artistic teenager |
(Jake: Love that movie--what is [*]?)
Lady Bird
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It's found before "squad" in the name of a cheer-y group |
pep
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"The Personal Librarian" tells of Belle da Costa Greene, a Black woman who passed as white to curate this financier's library |
Morgan
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Named Australian of the Century in 1999, Victor Chang helped develop artificial heart these to keep blood flow in the right direction |
valves
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Napoleon put a guard of honor around the home of Joseph Haydn after capturing this capital in 1809 |
Vienna
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When this item was first worn, by John Hetherington in 1797, its height & luster made women faint |
(Soren: What is a powdered wig?)
the first top hat
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She co-wrote the screenplay for "Sleepless in Seattle"; "When Harry Met Sally" was all hers |
Nora Ephron
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Hildegard of Bingen was a noted one |
a nun
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A flier in her own right, she's the subject of Melanie Benjamin's bestseller "The Aviator's Wife" & we need her first name |
[Jake celebrates by tapping closed hand on top of closed hand several times.]
Anne (Morrow) Lindbergh
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Helen Taussig developed the first treatment for cyanotic infants, this alliterative syndrome |
(Liz: What is blue blood?) (Ken: Oh, no, I'm sorry.) (Liz: Oh, [*].) (Ken: [*]. It just occurred to you...)
blue babies
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The Vandals plundered this North African capital in 439, though the Romans had "destroyed" it 6 centuries earlier |
Carthage
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Now torturing fewer teens than in the past, reverse pull & cervical pull are 2 types of headgear used in this medical field |
orthodontics
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David Webb Peoples wrote the script for this Western with Clint Eastwood as a killer-turned-farmer-turned-killer |
(Ken: Best Picture winner--[*].)
Unforgiven
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It's "here" in French |
ici
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Jennifer Coburn's "Cradles of the Reich" tells of the Lebensborn breeding program instituted by this SS boss |
Heinrich Himmler
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Pernicious anemia was once called by the name of this 19th c. doctor for whom a disease of the adrenal glands is still named |
(Jake: Who's Crohn?) (Liz: Who is Hashimoto?)
Thomas Addison
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After a rapid offensive, this capital was captured April 30, 1975, leading to a name change |
(Ken: Yes, previously Saigon.)
Ho Chi Minh City
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Common in the Victorian era, these became popular again with female factory workers during WWII |
(Soren: What are bandanas?) (Liz: What's a cloche?)
snoods
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As well as directing, Ingmar Bergman wrote this 1957 classic featuring a chess game with Death |
The Seventh Seal
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The wahoo seen here is known as this to Hawaiian fishers |
the ono
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