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French for "blow", a military one overthrew Greece's Constantine II in 1967 & set up a junta |
Coup
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"Every time a bell rings, an angel gets his wings" is a line from this 1946 classic film |
"It's A Wonderful Life"
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Like painters, modern artists in this form turned to abstraction, as in David Smith's work in steel |
Sculpture
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Small town waitress Karen Black falls for Jack Nicholson in this 1970 classic |
"Five Easy Pieces"
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Before greeting cards, Hallmark's Joyce Hall made his mark selling these mail items with pictures on them |
Postcards
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From the Hebrew for "fit and proper", this word means in accordance with Jewish dietary laws |
Kosher
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Because Constantine had renounced the throne, this country got Nicholas I after Alexander I died |
Russia
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In 1993 the original class from Bayside High in this series graduated & went on to California University |
"Saved By The Bell"
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The expressionist "CoBrA" group acronymed its name from Copenhagen, Brussels & this Dutch city |
Amsterdam
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Tom Cruise mixed things up with waitress Elisabeth Shue in this 1988 film |
"Cocktail"
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This partner of Warner began marketing Listerine in St. Louis in 1884 |
Jordan W. Lambert
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From the Japanese for "empty hand", this martial art uses no weapons |
Karate
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Constantine I tried to stop Greece from declaring war on this country led by his brother-in-law |
Germany
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On Oct. 14, 1947 he flew a Bell X-1 aircraft 662 miles per hour |
Chuck Yeager
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Franz Kline's palette in the '50s was generally restricted to this, like TV at the time |
Black & white
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In 1988 Julia Roberts was slinging pizza in this Connecticut town |
Mystic
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In 1984 Standard Oil of California changed its name & its stripes to this |
(Alex: And we have about a minute to go.)
Chevron
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The death of Constantine XI Palaeologus in a war with the Turks in 1453 brought this empire to an end |
Byzantine Empire
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In 1968 this singer & his group The Drells topped the pop & R&B charts with "Tighten Up" |
Archie Bell
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This controversial painter was a descendant of the 17th C. English essayist of the same name |
(Sinan: Who is Pope?)
Francis Bacon
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She won an Oscar for her portrayal of waitress Alice Hyatt |
(Sinan: Who is Helen Hunt?)
Ellyn Burstyn ("Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore")
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Its May 1998 issue featured its new design: a full cover photo & the table of contents moved inside |
Reader's Digest
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Former solar henothiest Constantine the Great converted to Christianity & his mother found this relic |
A piece of the True Cross
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This 1944 John Hersey novel set in a Sicilian town during World War II won a Pulitzer for fiction |
"A Bell For Adano"
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Austrian who painted the much-reproduced work seen here |
Gustav Klimt ("The Kiss")
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She was the cheerful waitress Elaine in 1993's "Wrestling Ernest Hemingway" |
Sandra Bullock
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This Chicago newspaper company made the decision to light Wrigley Field for night games |
(Sharon: What is the Chicago Sun-Times?)
The Tribune Company
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From an old Spanish word for "mixed", it's a person of European & Native American ancestry |
(buzzer sounds)
Mestizo
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