THERE ONCE WAS THIS MAN FROM... |
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YOU'RE REPEATING YOURSELF |
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...Down Under / Who looked at a mountain with wonder As high as can be / May 29th, '53 / Sadly, above Mallory's blunder |
[ERRATUM: A forward slash was missing after "wonder" in the clue as shown.]
Hillary
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Slang like "fanum tax" & "skibidi" baffle many; it's associated with this generation, a name that unfittingly follows Gen Z |
Gen Alpha
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Jamaican jerk chicken & candied sweet potatoes can be part of a feast called Karamu, held on Dec. 31, the sixth day of this |
Kwanzaa
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In a John Grisham book, there's Supreme murder & a New Orleans law student prepares this title document |
Pelican Brief
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First name of Walter White's brother-in-law & one of the title "Venture Bros." |
(Victoria: What is Dean?) ... (Ken: Yeah, Dean's the actor.)
Hank
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Born to Chinese parents, he made his Carnegie Hall recital debut as a teen & would go on to create the Silk Road Project |
Yo-Yo Ma
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...Chile / Due to him, human rights went away / Prez in '74 / & for 16 years more / Times were rough under... |
Pinochet
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In classical music an op. is an opus, but over on Reddit, an O.P. is an abbreviation for this |
the original poster
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California has a state holiday honoring this labor leader, observed around his March 31 birthday |
Chavez
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In 2022's "Remarkably Bright Creatures", Tova, the main character, forms an unusual friendship with one of these |
an octopus
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Not a feline bone in his body, or any bone for that matter, he's SpongeBob's meowing pet |
Gary
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In productions of "Grease", this character, surname DiGregorio, is allegedly "the best dancer at St. Bernadette's" |
Cha-Cha
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...U.K. / As prime minister, a late '30s stay / Not so powerfully built / & don't call him Wilt / Churchill's here now you go away |
Chamberlain
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If someone posts the skull emoji, it doesn't mean the user is dead inside, just dead from too much of this joyful activity |
laughing
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Horse racing, wrestling & archery are part of Naadam, a 5-day festival in this country said to date to the time of Genghis Khan |
Mongolia
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4 Chinese women meet regularly to eat, talk about their families & play mah-jong in this Amy Tan classic |
The Joy Luck Club
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Perhaps hopped up on the drink's caffeine, Maggie Simpson memorably dances to Britney Spears after drinking this |
Buzz (Cola)
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Along with Too-Too the owl & Chee-Chee the monkey, this duck was what one might call a known associate of Doctor Dolittle |
Dab-Dab the duck
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...Paris / A minister of war, don't you see / He drew his "line" / Around 1929 / But the Germans... they didn't agree |
Maginot
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NPC, short for this, can be a diss for someone you regard as one of the sheeple |
non-player character
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On June 7 this country remembers the Battle of Arica & celebrates the national flag, seen here |
Peru
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A Yeats poem gave Cormac McCarthy the title of this novel that follows a drug deal gone wrong |
No Country for Old Men
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Fused organic & synthetic matter, they demanded conformity from Captain Picard |
Borg
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This underwhelming squadron commander from "Catch-22" got a promotion caused by a computer with a sense of humor |
Major (Major Major) Major
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...Maine / Speaker of the House, to be plain / Cleveland beat him for prez / So history says / & his last name, it rhymes, as it's... |
(Ken: James G. [*], yes.)
Blaine
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It's a portmanteau word for someone who makes internet content with an animal, like with Esther the Wonder Pig on Instaham |
(Ken: Kinda glad you don't know this word. What are [*]? Back to you, Mattea.) (Mattea: It seems like I should've been able to guess it.)
petfluencers
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Held during the 5th month of the Chinese lunar calendar, this festival began as a search for poet Qu Yuan, who drowned in a Yangtze tributary |
(Mattea: What... is... the... harvest festival? I don't know.)
the Dragon Boat Festival
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Ernest J. Gaines wrote about one woman's life from slavery to the civil rights movement in "The Autobiography of" her |
Miss Jane Pittman
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"The Munsters" had a pet dragon named this who was known to scare off ne'er-do-wells |
(Matt: What's Igor?)
Spot
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This author collaborated on "Romance" with Joseph Conrad |
Ford Madox Ford
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