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FACTS ABOUT THE BEST PICTURE WINNER |
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With California & this as the top 2 states, the U.S. leads all other countries in producing cow's milk |
(Ken: America's Dairyland, yes.) (Jilana: It's where I'm from.)
Wisconsin
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James Earl Jones' father plays a mentor to Robert Redford's con artist character in this film |
The Sting
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A recent paper posits the herb henbane as the probable source of this legendary Viking "rage" during battle |
berserker
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This poem about 600 men / Righteously stirred the denizens / A scene from a war / In 1854 / Is anyone up for some Tennyson? |
"The Charge of the Light Brigade"
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With bookshelves, drawers & a writing surface, an escritoire or a secretary is one of these |
a desk
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To summarize a complicated case, the attorney submitted a lengthy... |
a brief
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With more than 300 million including water buffalo, this nation leads the world in cattle & many there hold them sacred |
India
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This actress gave the nickname "Vanguard" to her character Fern's means of conveyance in "Nomadland" |
Frances McDormand
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Many Vikings wore pendants made in the form of Mjolnir, this symbol of Thor, to protect them from danger |
a hammer
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If you really think about it / It isn't so ridiculous / Knowing these are the first 5 words / In "A Visit from St. Nicholas" |
(Barb: Um, what is "On the night before Christmas"?)
'Twas the night before Christmas
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This name was once used for a divan introduced to Europe from Turkey; today it's a low footstool |
(Ken: You've got a big lead, Jilana; will you protect it or risk big?) ... (Barb: Nicely done.)
an ottoman
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Only 52 degrees today in Tallahassee? That's a low... |
high
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Criollo cattle include Texas longhorns & a breed named for this South American country of champion beef eaters |
Argentina
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Raymond A. Mendez is credited as "moth wrangler & stylist" for this 1991 film |
[Barb did not include the leading article in her response.]
The Silence of the Lambs
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The need for wood in Greenland prompted visits to Markland, which today is this mainland partner of Newfoundland |
Labrador
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Youth poet laureate of L.A. in 2014 / Already quite the sensation / But she made her name / & rocketed to fame at the '21 inauguration |
(Amanda) Gorman
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A little bird gave us this term for the space-saving furniture seen here |
nesting tables
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Those diamonds are stolen! Or, in criminal slang, that's some hot... |
ice
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There are both red & black varieties of this breed developed in Scotland |
[ERRATUM: The picture displayed was of Scottish Highland cow, not an [*], due to the stock photo provider's mislabeling.]
Angus
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A 1935 article highlights Gable's negging of Colbert in this film: "Peter... tells her she's... spoiled & selfish" |
It Happened One Night
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Under the terms of a 911 treaty, Norse leader Rollo received this region at the mouth of the Seine River |
(Barb: What is Gaul?)
Normandy
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This Whitman sampler / Was full of introspection / With "The Wound-Dresser" & "Full of Life Now" / It's a heck of a collection |
Leaves of Grass
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This chair, a molded plywood seat & back connected by stainless steel tubing, is named for its designer |
Eames chair
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Lemonheads are a sour... |
(Jilana: What is candy?)
sweet
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Cattle breeds from this Horn of Africa country include the Ogaden Zebu & the Nilotic Sanga |
Ethiopia
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Doug Jones said the latex rubber suit he wore in this film acted "as a sponge" |
(Ken: Barb, you are 4/4 in this category; what will you wager on the 5th clue?) (Barb: Let's prove that I have never learned my lesson and make it a True Daily Double.) [Cheers & applause] ... (Barb: [Whispering] Latex rubber suit. Doug Jones.) (Ken: Barb?) (Barb: Dear God, what is... The Whale?) (Ken: I'm afraid not; he played the creature in [*].) (Barb: Oh.)
The Shape of Water
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Viking shipbuilders greatly improved the seaworthiness of their vessels by adding a wood this to form the backbone |
a keel
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In 1816 he wrote "Mont Blanc" / & there'd be other gems / But you try rhyming "Ozymandias" / Do I look like Eminem?! |
Shelley
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Seen here is a set from this Scottish-born furniture maker who was a leading exponent of the neoclassical style |
Duncan Phyfe
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Yom Kippur seemed to last forever; it was a slow... |
fast
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