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TROPIC OF CAPRICORN NATIONS |
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BEN & JERRY'S FLAVOR GRAVEYARD |
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"Daddy" was the closing track on this diva's solo debut "Dangerously In Love" |
Beyoncé
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This nation is 2,650 miles long & mostly less than a tenth of that wide |
Chile
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This novel: 16-year-old Hazel Grace Lancaster, who has cancer |
[Suresh did not include the leading article in his response.]
The Fault in Our Stars
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Derek Jeter, Andy Pettitte, Jorge Posada & Mariano Rivera were the "Core 4" on this team, winning 4 titles in 5 years |
the Yankees
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Like a track athlete, you might "pass" it when turning a responsibility over to another |
baton
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Fresh Georgia this flavor "tasted great but couldn't last, 'cuz Georgia's quite a-ways away & trucks don't go that fast" |
peach
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In a 2004 Grammy Song of the Year, John Mayer urged, "Fathers be good to" these people |
daughters
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This coastal nation of southeast Africa gained independence from Portugal in 1975 |
(Michael: What is Angola?)
Mozambique
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This novel: Stranded astronaut Mark Watney |
(Suresh: What is Gravity?)
The Martian
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A song about being this "to the core" is sung by the progeny of villains in Disney's "Descendants" |
rotten
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A sharp turn in a road or river can be called this body part |
elbow
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In the '90s we said hello & goodbye to the rhyming "Holy" this, a ricotta & pistachio ice cream |
Cannoli
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This NBA big man's 1994 rap song "Biological Didn't Bother" is dedicated to his stepfather |
Shaq (Shaquille O'Neal)
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Its Mesopotamia region is between the Paraná & Uruguay Rivers |
(Michael: What is Paraguay?) (Suresh: What is Brazil?)
Argentina
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This Pulitzer Prize-winner: Celie, who writes letters to God & to Nettie |
The Color Purple
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Within the earth, heading outward: core, mantle... |
crust
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The first letter is silent in this verb meaning to grind; your teeth, for example |
gnash
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A 1980s effort honored a Revolutionary War Vermont hero--not just almond but this first name preceding "Almond" |
(Marilyn: Oh, I was going to say, "Who is Benedict?", but that's not right.)
Ethan
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In this 1986 No. 1 Madonna enjoined her father from sermonizing |
"Papa Don't Preach"
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250,000-strong Gaborone is its capital & largest city |
Botswana
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"The Bell Jar": Esther Greenwood, this author's alter ego |
(Sylvia) Plath
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Satyagraha, this man's doctrine against injustice, inspired James Farmer to found CORE, the Congress of Racial Equality |
(Marilyn: Uh, who the Buddha?)
Gandhi
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It's a strong beam used in construction from wall to wall to support a ceiling |
(Marilyn: What's an I-beam?)
a joist
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"Aloha" the decadent flavor named for this nut, say Ben & Jerry, adding that it got sent off the aisle |
macadamia
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It's what papa's got in the title of a 1965 James Brown hit |
a brand new bag
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After this landlocked nation won independence in 1811, its leader, "El Supremo", locked it off from the world for 26 years |
(Marilyn: What is Bolivia?)
Paraguay
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This downer of a novel: 14-year-old Susie Salmon, from heaven, because she's been murdered |
The Lovely Bones
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The central part of your body, your core includes your hips, lower back, abs (of course) & this set of bones connecting the trunk & legs |
the pelvis
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It means an heir, especially to a wealthy or prominent family |
a scion
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The flavor graveyard includes the ice cream named for this Woodstock emcee, seen here |
Wavy Gravy
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