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She's "altared" the lives of 6 men, 7 if you count Burton twice |
Liz Taylor
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Alice Heine was the 1st American princess of this country, Grace Kelly, the 2nd |
Monaco
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"Organic" usually indicates food grown without artificial forms of these |
fertilizers
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The number 33 is worn by Pat Ewing, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, & this "high-flying" Celtic |
Larry Bird
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From Latin for "to care", the director of a museum |
the curator
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Name of the mule who's a good old pal on the "Erie Canal" |
Sal
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Destroying dreams of girls born in the U.S.A., Julianne Phillips became Mrs. Boss by marrying him |
Bruce Springsteen
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During his reign, England got labor unions & lost the American colonies |
George III
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The million-dollar Woodlawn Vase is the trophy for this Triple Crown race |
(Amy: What is the Belmont?)
the Preakness
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You can't hold a candle to her London Chamber of Horrors |
Madame Tussaud
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In "Billy Boy" the wife he seeks can bake this kind of pastry |
a cherry pie
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After leaving John DeLorean in the driveway, she hitched up to ABC president Tony Thomopoulos |
Cristina Ferrare
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History knows the Mongol chieftain Temujin better by this name |
Genghis Khan
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This former Dodger 2nd baseman holds the record for consecutive stolen bases with 38 |
(Larry: Who is Maury Wills?)
Davey Lopes
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Of history, art, & science museums, the type that's most numerous |
(Larry: What are art museums?) (Amy: What are science museums?)
history museums
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In "Aunt Rhody", the old gander's mournin' & the goslins are cryin' because this animal is dead |
the old gray goose
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In famous 1981 weddings, it's the name Laura got marrying Luke, & Diana lost marrying Charles |
Spencer
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House restored to the throne of France in 1814, with the crowning of Louis XVIII |
the Bourbon House
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Of A.J. Foyt, Dan Gurney, & Richard Petty, driver with most Indy 500 wins |
A.J. Foyt
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This billionaire's art museum is a reconstruction of a Roman villa buried by Vesuvius |
J. Paul Getty
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In song "My Bonnie", amount of times "Bonnie" is mentioned in chorus |
(Nina: What is 4?) (Alex: Oh, no, I'm sorry--in the chorus? [Singing] Bring back, bring back, bring back my Bonnie to me, to me.) (Nina: Oops.)
2
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Maria Callas said, "I lost... weight, then... my voice, & now I've lost" this man, who wed again in 1968 |
[The end-of-round signal sounds.]
Aristotle Onassis
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In 1867, these 2 European nations became a dual monarchy under Franz Josef |
Austria & Hungary
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The Dodgers & Giants were playing this when their broadcast was interrupted with news of Pearl Harbor |
(Alex: We've got about a minute to go in the round.)
football
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This "Museum's" board of regents includes the Chief Justice & the Vice President of the U.S. |
the Smithsonian
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These people lost their lives when "The Ship Titanic" went down |
husbands & wives & little (itty bitty) children
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