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Stephen Crane wrote, "Fast rode" one of these men, "ever waving an eager sword, 'to save my lady!"' |
a knight
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One of the world's wealthiest men, John D. Rockefeller made his fortune in this business |
oil
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It can refer to the uppermost layer of overlapping tree branches, or a cloth covering suspended over a bed |
a canopy
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In 2004's "Spider-Man 2", this actor gets unmasked in front of Kirsten Dunst, James Franco & a trainload of New Yorkers |
(Tobey) Maguire
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Evet in Izmir & Istanbul |
Turkish
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This brand with an insect name cans a few varieties of albacore tuna including chunk white |
Bumble Bee
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"Maître corbeau, sur un arbre perché", begins a Jean de la Fontaine poem about this type of bird |
a crow (raven)
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In the 1970s this member of the Rockefeller family served briefly as vice president |
Nelson
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FBI is shorthand for 3 common decomposers of dead trees: fungi, bacteria & these |
insects
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In 2017's "Spider-Man: Homecoming", this actor accidentally appears unmasked in front of his pal Ned |
Tom Holland
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Just outside of Porto in this country, Conservas Pinhais has been canning sardines in tomato sauce since 1920 |
Portugal
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In haiku, hana are blossoms in general but most likely these, as in Buson's these "having fallen the temple belongs to the branches" |
cherry blossoms
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Abby Aldrich Rockefeller was a founder of this NYC museum in 1929 & her son David was a longtime donor & trustee |
(Travis: What is the Guggenheim?)
the MoMA (the Museum of Modern Art)
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Pine trees are evergreens & also classified as these, for the scaly structures that house seeds |
conifers
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In 2012's "The Amazing Spider-Man", this actor gets unmasked by NYPD captain Denis Leary |
(Andrew) Garfield
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A high-pressure machine is called this type of retort since it cooks fish in the cans with water vapor |
steam
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"Not like the brazen giant of Greek fame", says Emma Lazarus' poem called "The New" this |
Colossus
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From 1985 to 2015 Jay Rockefeller, also known as John D. Rockefeller IV, was a senator from this state |
(Travis: What is Minnesota?)
West Virginia
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One of the 3 gifts of the Magi, this aromatic resin whose very name suggests sweet aroma comes from trees of the genus Boswellia |
frankincense
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Seen here is a moody photo of a cannery on this Alaskan island that lends its name to a brown bear |
Kodiak (Island)
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Time to release this sea creature, a Tennyson poem subject said to be a mile & a half wide with ship-crushing tentacles |
(Mayim: Yes, "Release [*]".)
the kraken
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Living to the age of 97, John D. was born when this man of Dutch descent was president, & died during FDR's second term |
Van Buren
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"Green is the plane-tree in the square, the other trees are brown / They droop & pine for country air / The plane-tree loves it" here |
(Mayim: That's from a poem by Amy Levy.)
the town
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He's the other title guy alongside Chris O'Donnell in 1997's "Batman & Robin", & he wishes we hadn't reminded you |
George Clooney
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Bai in Bilbao & the Western Pyrenees |
(Travis: Uh... what is Spanish?) (Niranjan: What is Catalan?)
Basque
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This author said of Monterey, "The corrugated iron of the canneries glows with the pearly lucence of platinum" |
(Travis: Who is... uh, Faulkner?) (Mayim: No, that would be [*], the author of Cannery Row.)
John Steinbeck
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