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She recently played one of "Nine Perfect Strangers" in a star-studded miniseries |
McCarthy
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Long before Shakespeare, this tale-teller wrote the similar "Troilus & Criseyde" in the 14th century |
Chaucer
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Cape Maisi, this island's easternmost point, lies in the province of Guantanamo |
Cuba
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Although its name indicates it has 100 feet, this arthropod may have more than 300 |
a centipede
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Why are so many fashion designers named Christian? This one introduced the New Look in 1947 |
(Ken: You do know your fashion design!)
Dior
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For these, "My very educated mother just served us nine pizzas" got cut to "My very educated mother just served us nachos" |
(Ken: That's correct. They had to unload Pluto from the mnemonic.)
the planets
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This "SNL" alumna recently had a brief run as M&M spokesperson & chief of fun |
Rudolph
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While in a prison in Genoa in the 1290s, Rustichello da Pisa began jotting down this man's account of his "Travels" |
Marco Polo
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Popular tourist highlights on this Italian isle are the Blue Grotto & the Castiglione, a medieval castle |
(Ken: Now, before we begin the round, let's show the folks at home where the two Daily Doubles are hidden in this round [beep boop] so we can agonize if the Masters come so close to them multiple times.)
Capri
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A species of this annelid in the Amazon has a 6-inch proboscis that it uses as a hypodermic needle to suck blood |
a leech
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Before designing his red-soled shoes, Christian Louboutin apprenticed at this Parisian music hall famously seen in a Manet painting |
(Amy: What's the Moulin Rouge?) ... (Ken: Painting is of the Bar at the [*].)
Folies-Bergère
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If you don't care for Mr. Biv, a second way to remember these is "Richard of York gave battle in vain" |
the colors of the rainbow
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According to the creators of "Hacks", this funny lady was one of the inspirations for Jean Smart's character |
Joan Rivers
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Created circa 800 & also called the Book of Columba, this illuminated manuscript illustrates the Gospels in Latin |
the Book of Kells
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This Dutch isle in the southern Caribbean is famous for its liqueur made from orange peels |
Curaçao
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The sea wasp variety of this floating invertebrate is deadly; each dart on its many tentacles can kill a person in minutes |
a jellyfish
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This fashion designer studied under Vivienne Westwood & Alexander McQueen before launching his own collection |
(Andrew: Who is Louboutin?) (Ken: Nope. Sam or Amy? Amy.) (Amy: Who is Soriato?) (Ken: No.) (Amy: Ah!) [Sam chuckles.] (Ken: Sam?--just chuckles.) (Sam: [Deeper] Ha ha ha!)
Christian Siriano
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It's easy--& grisly!--to remember this collective group: "Divorced, beheaded, died / Divorced, beheaded, survived" |
the wives of King Henry VIII
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She first gained notice for her "Awkward Black Girl" web series, some of it funded by a Kickstarter campaign |
Issa Rae
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A play by the nun Roswitha tells the story of Gallicanus, a pagan general of this great emperor who converts |
Constantine
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With sites like the Palancar Caves, this Mexican isle popular with cruise ships is one of the world's best destinations for scuba divers |
Cozumel
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A 2010 study suggested that the fluorescence of this arachnid is a way for it to detect & avoid ultraviolet light |
(Ken: Yeah, [*]s glow.)
scorpion
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Christian Jacobs, lead singer of the Aquabats, co-created this kids' show featuring monsters & DJ Lance Rock |
(Ken: My niece and nephew are yelling at the TV at home. [*] is the show.)
Yo Gabba Gabba
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"Dear King Philip claps often for good science" begins with this--all life can be divided into 3, including bacteria |
(Ken: [*] comes before kingdom and phylum now, yes.)
domain
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This comedian & podcaster has been called "one of the true masters of deadpan" |
(Amy: Who is... um... uh...)
(Tig) Notaro
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French poet Chrétien de Troyes wrote romances including one about this brash knight that introduces the story of the grail |
Percival
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This rocky isle at the entrance to Manila Bay is home to the Pacific War Memorial |
Corregidor
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The shell of the knobbed type of this invertebrate, not to be confused with a conch, is New Jersey's state shell |
whelk
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An 1840s experiment involving trumpeters on a moving train verified the acoustical effect that he proposed |
(Christian) Doppler
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Regarding a stroke, "FAST" means to check for drooping here, weakness in these & difficulty with this--then the "T" is for time |
face, arms & speech
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