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In Hinduism, it's the law of cause & effect by which one's actions influence one's present & future lives |
karma
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Idiomatically, you don't wanna be naked like this feathered fellow seen here |
a jaybird
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With 23, this NBA team has retired the most uniform numbers, including Kevin Garnett's No. 5 & Larry Bird's No. 33 |
the Boston Celtics
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This Beatles song has a lot of levels, but it's "a girl with kaleidoscope eyes" rather than "a girl with colitis goes by" |
"Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds"
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The Era of Good Feelings reigned from 1815 to 1825, more or less lining up with this president's two terms |
Monroe
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This peninsular nation is surrounded by 4 seas, including the Ligurian & the Tyrrhenian |
Italy
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Perun was the thunder god of the ancient Slavs, Perundan was this day of the week |
(Ken: Greg?) (Greg: What is... Saturday?) (Ken: No, I'm sorry, [*], just like the Norse, they use their thunder god.)
Thursday
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There's a body part in this term for a legislative provision directing funds to specific projects |
an earmark
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This Ben & Jerry's flavor, vanilla ice cream with a nutty brittle, was sent up the Amazon river in 1999 |
(Ken: I, too, had forgotten [*].)
Rainforest Crunch
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Many have sung along to the radio, "I left my brains down in" here |
(Christopher: Never heard that one.)
Africa
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Arising in Aquitaine in the 10th century, the Pax Dei, which translates as this, aimed to protect pilgrims & others from violence |
Peace of God
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There are 19 active volcanoes in this sea, including ones on Saba & Montserrat |
the Caribbean Sea
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The name of this religion means "way of the gods", or kami |
(Ken: Kami are the spirits in [*].)
Shinto
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Going all the way from A to C, this scientific term means not associated with living organisms |
abiotic
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In 1990 Crayola's first group of crayons to be permanently retired included lemon yellow & this "raw" brown |
umber
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A classic by this singer turns out not to be about a hip minister called "the reverend blue jeans" |
(Ken: "Forever In Blue Jeans" by [*]. You guys are too good at hearing lyrics; you don't know the misheard ones.)
Neil Diamond
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The Mesolithic is part of this prehistoric stage of human development, centered on the use of material-specific tools |
the Stone Age
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The Gulf of Finland, bordered by Finland, Russia & Estonia, is an arm of this sea |
(Greg: What is the North Sea?)
the Baltic Sea
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A Christian doctrine says that humans are born in this 2-word fallen state |
original sin
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This murder tool, a thin wire with handles, allows one to get up close & personal when strangulation is the goal |
a garrote
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2 of the 3 Space Shuttles that were retired in 2011, ending the 30-year Space Shuttle program |
(Greg: What is [*]?) [Ken does not rule.] (Greg: And... [**].)
(2 of) Endeavour, Discovery or Atlantis
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We're glad to say that in a 2008 hit, this band did not sing about "dyslexics on fire" |
Kings of Leon
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Humanism was an integral part of this period in Europe sometimes said to have ended with Rome's fall in 1527 |
the Renaissance
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Travel southwest from this country across the Sulu Sea & you'll hit Malaysia |
(Christopher: What is Sri Lanka?) (Greg: What is... Thailand?)
the Philippines
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In Judaism the high holy days begin with this 2-day observance & end with Yom Kippur |
Rosh Hashanah
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"U" do this & you howl like a wolf or hoot like an owl |
ululate
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Alphabetically, the list of retired hurricane names in the Atlantic runs from Agnes (1972) to this "W"oman (2005) |
Wilma
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This Juice Newton plea to a departing lover does not ask, "Just brush my teeth before you leave me, baby" |
(Xanni: Uh, what is "Just call me angel"?) (Ken: No.) (Xanni: Oh, "of the morning"?) ... (Ken: I ruled against you before you could correct yourself, Xanni. "Angel Of The Morning" is the hit.)
"Just call me angel of the morning"
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Mao's Red Guards shut down schools & attacked thinkers during this decade-long period in China's history |
the Cultural Revolution
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Both the cute critter seen here & a sea off Antarctica have this 7-letter name, after a British explorer |
Weddell
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