HISTORICAL AMERICAN CURRENCY |
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It still had "Bay Colony" in its name when it issued America's first paper money in 1690 to help fund military expeditions |
Massachusetts
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Allison Janney & Dulé Hill did some walking & talking in the White House on this NBC drama |
The West Wing
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More than 12,000 feet up Ecuador's Lake Quilotoa occupies one of these remnants, formed about 800 years ago |
a (volcanic) crater
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This type of drum is named for the strings often made of coiled wire that stretch across the lower head |
snare
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In 1997 Kofi Annan thanked Ted Turner for the $1 billion given to this org., which was meant to invite other individual donations |
(Jesse: What is UNICEF?)
the United Nations
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Dewalt's 20v Max XR lithium-ion cordless compact 1/2-inch is a lot of words but bottom line, it's a power type of this |
a drill
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This Native American's depiction on a $20 banknote in the 1860s was the first time a real woman was seen on American currency |
(Kate: Who is Sacagawea?)
Pocahontas
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In a group project, Gillian Jacobs & Yvette Nicole Brown schooled you from 2009 to 2015 on this college-set NBC sitcom |
[ERRATUM: NBC stopped airing the show in 2014, with the final 2015 season running on streaming service Yahoo! Screen.]
Community
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Herodotus believed geometry began when farmland had to be remeasured after this river's annual floods |
the Nile
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High-flying Jeb Corliss is often described as one of these; careful Jeb |
a daredevil
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A New York Times headline read this oil man's "gifts total $530,853,632", remarkably specific on the day after his death in 1937 |
(John D.) Rockefeller
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With steel shot or sand inside, a dead blow type of this won't bounce back after striking |
a hammer
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Between 1837 & 1840 this republic & future state issued a paper currency called star money for the small star on the bill's face |
(Ken: Lone Star State, right.)
Texas
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In 2001 Jeri Ryan & Tim Russ completed a "trek" through the Delta Quadrant on this title starship |
(Mira: What is the Enterprise?)
Voyager
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At about 7,300 square miles in area, it's the smallest of the 5 Great Lakes & also the easternmost |
Lake Ontario
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A sanctioned & medically supervised promotion founded in 2018 presents this style of boxing--John L. Sullivan would be proud |
bare knuckle
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2022's Red Kettle campaign from this charity brought in more than $100 million, & its name should ring a bell |
the Salvation Army
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Used on bolts or screws, metric hex keys are known by this letter, their shape |
a letter L
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The "Educational Series" of silver certificates was issued in 1896; one featured Robert Fulton & this code guy |
Morse
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Rebecca Wisocky & Brandon Scott Jones are scary good as the dearly departed Hetty & Isaac on this CBS comedy |
Ghosts
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A type of fatal hemorrhagic fever bears the name of this sub-Saharan river |
Ebola
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These tenant farmers, about 1/3 of whom were Black, gave their proceeds to the landowners in a post-Civil War system |
sharecroppers
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Apparently really into science, Ross Brown, the founder of Cryogenic Industries, pledged $400 million to this Pasadena college |
Caltech
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Let's tighten things up: use the flex-head, standard-head & thumbwheel types to this tool it "up a notch" |
ratchet
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This Treasury Secretary under Lincoln put his own mug on the first $1 dollar bill, seven years before Washington appeared on one |
Salmon P. Chase
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We're sanguine you'll recall Michelle Forbes & Tara Buck takin' in life in Loo'siana on this fangs-tastic HBO series |
True Blood
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Europe's longest river, the Volga flows more than 2,000 miles south into this large inland body of water |
(Mira: What is Lake Baikal?)
the Caspian Sea
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"Ruffles And Flourishes" is one of these short pieces of music played prior to "Hail To The Chief" for the president |
(Ken: Mira?) (Mira: What are flare?)
fanfare
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Named for an athlete whose brother was a doctor, this Seattle cancer center has gotten gifts, like $700 million from Jeff Bezos' parents |
the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center
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It's not a magnetic tool to help you detect a virile man, but rather its namesake item as well as nails hidden within a wall |
[Kate gave both responses.] (Ken: Yeah, either way; wouldn't it be nice to have a real [**]?) (Kate: Wouldn't that be great?) [Laughter]
a stud detector (stud finder)
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