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In 1969 Lin Piao was designated successor to this man by the 9th Party Congress |
Mao Tse-tung
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This trio made its debut in 1945, noisily touting Rice Krispies |
Snap, Crackle & Pop
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The 1st machine to automatically make these was introduced in 1920; now we need an automatic dunker |
donuts
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Room 12 of this museum contains sculpture from the mausoleum at Halicarnassus |
the British Museum
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Great Scot! Tam is short for this |
a tam-o'-shanter
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"Hey!" it precedes "The Cat and the Fiddle" |
diddle diddle
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On March 12, 1930 he began the Salt March in defiance of British rule in India |
Gandhi
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In the 1940s Borden made this bovine its symbol for its new white glue |
(Ron: What's Elsie the Cow?)
Elmer
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In 1923 Calvin Coolidge lit the 1st national one of these, starting a yearly tradition |
a Christmas tree
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There's a windmill museum in this suburb famous for the All-England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club |
Wimbledon
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Fezzes & mortarboards both have one of these decorations |
tassels
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Mediocre or passable |
so-so
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Pope Leo III crowned this Frankish king in Rome on Christmas Day, 800 |
Charlemagne
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Sailor Jack & his dog Bingo are featured on its boxes |
Cracker Jacks
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In 1940 65-year-old Ida Fuller received the 1st of these benefit checks & got them until her death at age 100 |
a Social Security check
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London's monument is a 202-foot monument to this 1666 event |
the Great Fire of London
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A fool's cap is usually tipped with these, so you can hear him coming |
bells
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This sauce served with fish is made with mayonnaise, chopped onion, pickles, olives & capers |
(Alex: Oh, you've had it many, many times with fish. What is [*] sauce?)
tartar
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Lon Nol was president of this country from 1972 until he fled the advancing Khmer Rouge in 1975 |
Cambodia
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To model for this product, 9-year-old Michael Brady, of Irish descent, donned a cap, overalls & wooden shoes |
Dutch Boy paint
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In 1978 the first legal casino in the Eastern U.S. opened in this state |
New Jersey
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Lord's, near Regent's Park, is the London headquarters for this sport |
cricket
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One may be sun or war |
(Alex: Remember, we're dealing with HEADWEAR. What is a [*]? A sun [*], a war [*]?)
a bonnet
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The name of this lemur of Madagascar sounds like Navy lingo for "I understand and will comply" |
aye-aye
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Princely absolutism gave way to constitutional gov't in this Mediterranean country in 1911 |
(Carol: What is Italy?) (Patrick: What is Portugal?)
Monaco
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This company's hands first held just a car; a house was added later |
Allstate
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In 1976 Nadia Comaneci scored the 1st perfect 10 in Olympic gymnastics in this city |
Montreal
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Tourists may visit the court dress collection of this palace, the London home of the Princess of Wales |
Kensington Palace
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It's what holds an Arab's kaffiyeh in place |
a cord (the band)
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Member of the Society Islands seen here: |
(Ron: What is Tahiti?) (Alex: No, you have--you made a mistake, I believe. You concentrated on the photo, and you forgot the category, which is DOUBLE TALK. It is in Tahiti, of course, the island of [*].)
Bora Bora
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