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SO THAT'S WHAT THOSE LYRICS SAY! |
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In 1066 William the Conqueror had the first documented coronation at this site |
(Colin: What is Westminster?) (Ken: Westminster...) (Colin: Abbey.)
Westminster Abbey
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"Got a long list of ex-lovers, they'll tell you I'm insane" is in "Blank Space" but her mom heard it as "got a lot of Starbucks lovers" |
Taylor Swift
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This pro sports team relocated in 1984 (in the middle of the night) & began playing in Indiana |
the Colts
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"Be our guest" & know French novelist Madame Leprince de Beaumont wrote a version of this often adapted fairy tale |
Beauty and the Beast
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Moving into the White House in 2021, the Bidens brought along Champ & Major, 2 dogs of this breed |
German Shepherd
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To have multiple intimate relationships while young is to do this; literally, it's to plant Avena fatua |
to sow your wild oats
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The last major conflict of the War of 1812, the battle of this city took place in January 1815, after the war had ended |
Battle of New Orleans
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He sang, "Don't give us none of your aggravation, we had it with your discipline, Saturday night's alright for fighting" (we think) |
Elton John
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Indiana's 50th governor, he slashed state taxes & in 2017 moved on to a big job in Washington |
Pence
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This adventure writer known as père had his own famous dad, who served in the all-Black military unit "La Legion Americaine" |
(Colin: Who is Verne?)
Dumas
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For a while at least, John Quincy Adams was allegedly in possession of a pet alligator given to him by this French marquis |
Lafayette
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A grassy feeding area is in this phrase for pushing someone into retirement |
putting them out to pasture
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Pericles might have misappropriated some funds from the Delian League to pay for this Acropolis building, begun in 447 B.C. |
the Parthenon
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She asked, "Or should I just keep chasing pavements?" & not, as some have misheard, "Or should I just keep chasing penguins?" |
Adele
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Nicknamed "Gus", this second U.S. astronaut in space graduated from Indiana's Purdue University in 1950 |
Grissom
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Stories by Maurice LeBlanc about a gentleman thief inspired this hit Netflix series with Omar Sy |
Lupin
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This first daughter brought her Siamese cat, Misty Malarky Ying Yang, to the White House |
(Colin: Who is Carter?) (Ken: More specifically?) (Colin: Who is Rosalynn Carter?) ... (Ken: Yeah, Rosalynn's her mom.)
Amy Carter
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This stuff that gets separated from the wheat in a familiar idiom is seed coverings & other undesirable debris |
the chaff
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After taking up on another island, the Knights of Rhodes became the Knights of this place |
(Colin: What is Templar?)
the Knights of Malta
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To be clear, this Canadian sang, "As long as you love me, we could be starving", & not "starfish", which is a bit less romantic |
(Elaine: Who is Celine Dion?) ... (Elaine: Not a Belieber.) [Laughter]
Justin Bieber
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The governing body for this sport in the U.S. has been based in Indianapolis since 1983 & the IndyStar covers it closely |
(Colin: What is NASCAR?)
gymnastics
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In 2016 "The Perfect Nanny" by the French-Moroccan writer Leïla Slimani won this premier French literary award |
the Prix Goncourt
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Here's this president's wife, Grace, with their pet raccoon Rebecca, a star attraction at the White House |
(Ken: Elaine?) (Elaine: Who is... Eisenhower?)
Calvin Coolidge
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This numerical phrase refers to a remote farmland area of indefinite size |
the back 40
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In 1309 Clement V moved the papacy to what is now this French city, using lack of security in Rome as an excuse |
Avignon
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This "sibling" band: "As he rises to her apology / Anybody else would surely know / He's watching her go / What a fool believes, he sees" |
The Doobie Brothers
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The 1920s study of an All-American place dubbed "Middletown" was based on this "M" city in eastern Indiana |
Muncie
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His "Les Rougon-Macquart" series includes "Germinal" & "Nana" |
Zola
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This president's daughter Alice had a pet green snake named Emily Spinach |
Teddy Roosevelt
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This type of social hierarchy is named for the way dominant poultry freely strike lesser birds |
pecking order
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