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THAT BAND'S AN INSTITUTION |
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The Michael J. Fox Foundation has been a big advocate in designating April as awareness month for this disease |
Parkinson's
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This word meaning "to quarrel" rhymes with flicker & to flicker is an older meaning |
bicker
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The Hazard & Main families are divided by this conflict in "Love & War", part of John Jakes' "North & South" trilogy |
the Civil War
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Built into Fraser Canyon, the Caribou Road served those pounding their way to the gold rush in this country |
Canada
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The "Celebration" continues with Robert Bell, better known as this; he & The Gang still tour after 26 studio albums |
Kool
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In 1878 this French scientist observed, "It is a terrifying thought that life is at the mercy of... minute bodies" |
Pasteur
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May is awareness month for this chronic autoimmune disease whose name is Latin for "wolf" |
lupus
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On the sign, "impasse" doesn't mean a stalemate in negotiations, but this other French word for a street with no exit |
cul-de-sac
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A shy librarian's quiet passion for a researcher shines through in Sophie Divry's "The Library of" this kind of not reciprocated "Love" |
(Alison: Oh, gosh, I'm terrible at music--THIS BAND'S AN INSTITUTION for $2000.)
unrequited
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These 3 letters came before Appia, Aurelia & Popilia in the Latin names of Roman roads |
V-I-A (Via)
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Formed in 1976, they're turning the Venetian in Vegas into a love shack with a 2024 residency |
(Alison: Who are the Bee Gees?) ... (Ken: You were right for one syllable, Alison.)
The B-52s
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When this man laid out Philadelphia, he gave the E-W streets tree names like Walnut & Spruce; back then, Arch Street was Mulberry |
(William) Penn
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November is awareness month for this disease, which our beloved Alex Trebek helped raise awareness for |
pancreatic cancer
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Two meanings of this word are a serving of meat in a circular shape & a permit needed by taxi drivers |
medallion
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An outbreak of a certain disease features in this 1985 novel by Gabriel García Márquez |
Love in the Time of Cholera
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The walls of Bukhara in Uzbekistan have stood since before the city was part of this famous trade road |
the Silk Road
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Their 2024 "Hackney Diamonds" tour is sponsored by the AARP--no, really |
The Rolling Stones
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This silent movie star of films like "Coquette" & "Tess of the Storm Country" was known as "America's Sweetheart" |
Mary Pickford
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On September 25, we celebrate these professionals, symbolized by the image seen here |
(Ken: Yes, you're on the board.)
pharmacists
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In the singular it's shame; in the irregular plural, wounds like those of Jesus |
stigma & stigmata
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Roddy Doyle's novel "Love" finds 2 old friends reconnecting in this world capital for a revealing evening of drinking |
(Ken: He is an Irish author.)
Dublin
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This king known for his building projects created the Persian Royal Road that Alexander the Great used to invade Persia |
(Joshua: Who is Xerxes?)
Darius
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In 2024 this band set a record with its 59th Top 40 album, a 1985 live performance featuring "Truckin"' |
the Grateful Dead
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What you earn on your savings account & what you pay for groceries are partly in the hands of this man, Fed chair since 2018 |
Jerome Powell
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June 19 is the world day for this inherited blood disease that occurs mainly among people of African descent |
sickle cell anemia
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It's the type of item seen here; government-funded arts & crafts in the '30s led to the newer meaning, wasteful project |
a boondoggle
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His novel "Women in Love" recounts the lives & romances of the Brangwen sisters |
D.H. Lawrence
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Some see this undersea road off Florida's coast as evidence of the lost continent of Atlantis |
the Bimini Road
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This, I call it this, that this "One Step Beyond" & "Our House" band formed in 1976 is still touring with its original members |
(Alison: What is... Foghorn Leghorn?)
Madness
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In 1829, while serving as Home Secretary, he created London's Metropolitan Police Force |
(Ken: British cops are bobbies because of [*].)
Robert Peel
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