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In 1893 Whitcomb Judson patented an early type of this; a later version was marketed as a "hookless fastener" |
(Sylvia: What is a snap?) (Jong: What is a bra?) [NOTE: This was the 475,000th clue entered into the J! Archive, on 2023-06-02.]
a zipper
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In "Hamnet", Maggie O'Farrell reimagines the life of this writer & his family, including his son, who may have died of bubonic plague |
[Sylvia selected the first clue.]
William Shakespeare
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Joe Jonas & Sophie Turner, at the Little White Wedding Chapel; an Elvis impersonator officiated |
(Jared: What's Tennessee?) (Jong: What is Las Vegas?)
Nevada
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The city of Baltimore is on the Patapsco River, which runs into this large bay |
Chesapeake Bay
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In their first Top 10 hit, Duran Duran was "Hungry like the..." |
the wolf
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Hopefully, your golf ball ends up here after your tee shot |
the fairway
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A cut above, in 1930 Jacob Schick obtained a patent for an electric this |
a razor
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Lucy Maud Montgomery grew up in this Canadian province where she set her "Anne of Green Gables" books |
Prince Edward Island
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Jimmy Carter & Rosalynn Smith, at a Methodist church in their hometown |
Georgia
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Catholicism has 7; confirmation is one "of initiation" |
sacraments
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Loudon Wainwright III had a '70s novelty hit with "Dead" this "in the middle of the road, stinking to high heaven" |
a skunk
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It sounds like a place where chimps & gorillas are kept, but as you can see, it's not |
an apiary
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Seen here, Charles Hull is one of the inventors of this technology, also called stereolithography |
3D printing
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After the success of this classic about Francie Nolan & her impoverished New York family, Betty Smith co-wrote a musical based on it |
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
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Prince Rogers Nelson & Mayte Garcia, at a church from his youth |
Minnesota
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He came up with the name Kodak |
(George) Eastman
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In the title of their 2000 hit, the Baha Men wanted to know this |
"Who Let The Dogs Out"
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It's the branch of a government that oversees the application of laws |
the judiciary
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Going up? Going down? He made elevators more secure with his invention of a safety brake |
(Mayim: Yes, seems like an important thing.)
Otis
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Mary Anne Evans was the real name of this "Middlemarch" author |
(George) Eliot
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Jim Thorpe & Iva Miller, at St. Patrick's Church in Carlisle |
Pennsylvania
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The 2 most common conditions making up COPD are emphysema & this inflammation |
bronchitis
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Jefferson Airplane's "White Rabbit" mentions a hookah-smoking one of these insects |
a caterpillar
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If something sounds false, it's said to strain this quality, from the Latin for "believe" |
credulity
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In 1642 this Frenchman for whom a computer program is named invented a mechanical adding machine |
Pascal
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She recently took the 3 top spots on the paperback trade fiction list with "It Ends with Us", "It Starts with Us" & "Heart Bones" |
Colleen Hoover
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Jackie & JFK, at St. Mary's Church near Hammersmith Farm |
(Jong: What is Massachusetts?)
Rhode Island
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The Nazis' advance into Russia was stopped in this city where 2 of their armies surrendered Feb. 2, 1943 |
Stalingrad
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Boy George sang, "You come and go, you come and go" in this hit |
"Karma Chameleon"
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The life story of a saint, it has come to mean an admiring or idealized chronicle of anyone |
hagiography
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