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Jackie Mabley, who had 3 children by age 14, used this appropriate stage name |
Moms (Mabley)
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Willi Smith's last designs included a webbed wedding gown for the bride of this comic book superhero |
Spider-Man
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City in which "Siskel & Ebert & the Movies" is taped |
Chicago
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The 2-humped camel is native to this continent only |
Asia
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This tree's name is from the Middle English for Prussia, "pruce" |
the spruce
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This "Gambler" took a chance & recently published a book of his photos of America |
Kenny Rogers
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G. Washington named Black surveyor B. Banneker to commission that laid out this city's boundaries |
Washington, D.C.
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Firm whose ads stress, with an international flair, their "united colors" |
Benetton
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City in which "Sneak Previews" with Michael Medved & Jeffrey Lyons is taped |
Chicago
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Ency. of Mammals says this rodent is probably responsible for more human deaths than all wars |
the rat
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The variety of this tree called the "paper" or "canoe" has a white bark that peels off |
(Alex: We have less than a minute to go.)
the birch
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Still occasionally soloing for her father's choir, this Queen of Soul gets lots of "R-E-S-P-E-C-T" |
Aretha Franklin
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It's said he also developed at least 75 products from the pecan |
George Washington Carver
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The bodice or waist of a dress, or, more commonly, a flower bouquet worn on the bodice or waist |
a corsage
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City in which "At the Movies" with Rex Reed & Bill Harris is taped |
(Douglas: What is Los Angeles?)
Chicago
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If the booby prize you've just won is a real booby, you've won this type of animal |
a bird
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Adjective to describe trees with thin, drooping branches, like the willow Salix babylonica |
weeping
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Her sister, Loretta Lynn, nicknamed her for a southern hamburger chain |
Crystal Gayle
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By order of Pres. Reagan, boxer Joe Louis was buried in this cemetery in 1981 |
Arlington National Cemetery
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In May 1987, a network TV ad taboo ended when a live model was shown wearing one of these on bare flesh |
[The end-of-round signal sounds.]
a brassiere
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"On Nov. 13", he "was asked to remove himself from his place of residence; that request came from his wife" |
(Alex: In The Odd Couple, you're right.)
Felix Unger
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Lyndon, Maine was renamed for this North American reindeer once found in the area |
caribou
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The most populous U.S. city named after a tree is this one near San Francisco |
(Tom: What is Walnut--what is Walnutville, California?)
Oakland
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Singer heard here, Alice Cooper called her "The Queen of Housewife Rock":
"In the morning fun when no one will be drinking any more wine / I'll wake the sun..." |
(Alex: That's it, "I am woman, hear me roar".) [The song was not reprised going into the break.] [After the break Alex had to clarify that the song played was "Peaceful" and not "I Am Woman".]
Helen Reddy
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He grew up in Harlem & used it as setting for his 1st novel, "Go Tell It on the Mountain" |
James Baldwin
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It's the role Jack Klugman played the longest on TV |
(Douglas: What is Oscar Madison?)
Quincy
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Because it can breathe air at the surface, this fish is able to live in polluted water |
the catfish (walking catfish, lungfish)
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You're "bound" to find out that its state tree is the southern pine |
Alabama
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This singing "Handy Man" built his own house on Martha's Vineyard |
James Taylor
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