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Known for ruling Egypt in the 30s B.C., she was of Macedonian descent but still staked a claim as the new Isis on Earth |
Cleopatra
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"The Untouchables"; remember, "That's the" this city "way"! |
Chicago
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American Airlines recently announced it was phasing out first class on international flights but expanding this class |
business class
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"... It was the season of light, it was the season of darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair" |
A Tale of Two Cities
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Adjective for sports played between students at the same school |
intramural (Ural)
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(Spiros Michalakis presents the clue.) As a consultant working with Marvel I coined this term for a world of things so tiny that Ant-Man has to shrink way down to enter it; Dr. Strange pays a visit too |
(Ken: Yes, you kept Robbi from a Marvel comics clue; well done.) [Laughter]
the Quantum Realm
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Elis, an ancient Greek polis, or this hyphenated type of community, won a struggle for control of the Olympic games |
city-state
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"Anchorman", & we won't say what Ron Burgundy thought the name meant when translated |
(Ken: Stay classy [*], that's right.)
San Diego
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You can't take off until this part of the plane, the MCD for short, is secured |
main cabin door
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"What you see there are not giants, but windmills" |
Don Quixote
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Someone who writes computer programs |
a coder (Oder)
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This age began in Britain around 2500 B.C., led by the Beaker people named for vessels like the one here |
(Ken: You guessed the right age, yes.) (Robbi: That was a guess.)
the Bronze Age
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The Hindenburg disaster in 1937 marked an end to regular passenger service aboard this type of rigid airship |
a zeppelin
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"So Tyler and I are on top of the Parker-Morris Building with the gun stuck in my mouth, and we hear glass breaking" |
Fight Club
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It's misleading to put this word before "dementia" because dementia is not a necessary part of getting old |
senile (Nile)
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(Spiros Michalakis presents the clue.) In 2022, the White House announcement of the first World Quantum Day cited contributions like these super-accurate timekeepers found on every GPS satellite |
atomic clocks
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Mental Floss summed up the difference: "Neanderthals are more primitive but stronger"; these prehistoric humans "are us" |
Cro-Magnons
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2019's "El Camino" |
(Ken: Yes, a Breaking Bad sequel.)
Albuquerque
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Southwest Airlines' entire fleet of planes is made up of the Boeing this number, including the MAX |
737
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"Mr. Trask is from New England. He plans to settle here. He's been West before though" |
(Ken: Trask family? Steinbeck's [*].)
East of Eden
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Domesticated fowl, collectively |
poultry (Po)
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In the 1300s B.C. the empire of this Indo-European people established itself in Syria, making the Egyptians see them as a rival |
the Hittites
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"RoboCop", original & remake |
Detroit
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Air China owns about 30% of this other carrier whose name reflects old China |
Cathay Pacific
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"His mother was incinerated in the Dresden fire-storm. So it goes" |
Slaughterhouse-Five
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Any business activity, or manufacturing in general |
industry (Indus)
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(Spiros Michalakis presents the clue.) Classical mechanics says that all physical quantities can be known at the same time; this principle, from Werner Heisenberg, sets quantum science apart by saying that the more sure you are of a particle's position, the less sure you are of its momentum |
the uncertainty principle
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