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This Pulitzer Prize winner was hit & killed in 1949 as she tried to cross Peachtree Street in Atlanta |
(Mattea: Who is O'Connor?)
(Margaret) Mitchell
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This character died in "The Matrix Revolutions" but she's back in "The Matrix Resurrections" |
Trinity
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An economic surplus or oversupply; in 2015 there was a worldwide one of crude oil, sending prices down |
glut
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Do be a bit "knotty" & tell us the name of this craft that produced the groovy plant holder seen here |
macramé
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Around 1693 Jacob Ammann founded this Mennonite group whose teachings stress separation from the world, hard work & humility |
the Amish
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2.0: Lazarus Naturals makes creams & gummies out of it |
CBD
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He died in 1984 at the home of Johnny Carson's ex-wife Joanne, not one of his swans but a close friend to the end |
Capote
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In "Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes", it's centuries after the time of this Andy Serkis character, but his legacy & name live |
Caesar
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In the 19-teens one company had a monopoly on this invention that taught us to say "cha-ching" |
the cash register
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Get into archery & you'll learn that this verb means to put feathers on your arrows |
fletch
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Meant to be read to the dead, the "Bardo Thodol" of this religion is designed to help the soul face death & prepare for its next rebirth |
Buddhism
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3.0: It's on a blackboard in "Glengarry Glen Ross" |
A-B-C
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This author from Sauk Centre, Minnesota died in a nursing home in Rome in 1951 |
Sinclair Lewis
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Starting in 1939 Cesar Romero, a "Latin from Manhattan", played this lovable Mexican "Kid" in a series of Westerns |
the Cisco Kid
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Lines 2 & 3 of this Shakespeare play are "Give me excess of it, that, surfeiting, The appetite may sicken, and so die" |
(Ken: Yes, after "If music be the food of love, play on.")
Twelfth Night
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Believe it or not, some enjoy as a hobby this practice of trying to find water using a tree branch or a Y-shaped divining rod |
dowsing
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According to Islam, the 114 chapter-like suras of the Koran were revealed to Muhammad by this angel |
Gabriel (or Jibreel)
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2.75: Immigration policy program announced June 15, 2012 |
DACA
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A friend of Shakespeare, this "Song: To Celia" poet & playwright was buried standing up in Westminster Abbey |
Ben Jonson
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Geoffrey Rush plays this leg-losing captain in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" series |
Barbossa
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This king lost his treasure in a bay called the Wash & provoked the barons with too much taxation |
(Ken: Barons hate that guy.)
John
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On May 1st, we'll be in rural England with bells on... our pants, to do this traditional folk dancing |
Morris dancing
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One of the main deities of Hinduism, this "auspicious one" is sometimes represented as a herdsman, a beggar or a cosmic dancer |
Shiva
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3.6: Limerick rhyme scheme |
(James: I'm staring Matt down trying to get a player read. All right, he looks serious. All of it, please.) (Ken: Wow. Matt, you shouldn'ta looked so serious.)
A-A-B-B-A
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Legend has it that this ancient playwright died when an eagle dropped a tortoise on his head |
Aeschylus
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In 2024 this actor turned 95, was immortalized at the Chinese Theatre & again played a dad in "Kung Fu Panda 4" |
James Hong
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At the center of the 1980s era of excess, this Spanish resort is supposed to have gotten its name from an exclamation of "Beautiful sea!" |
Marbella
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Florence Temko popularized this word for folding & cutting paper into intricate designs |
kirigami
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Around the world, like in Milan, are replicas of the Rebbe's House in Brooklyn, center of this movement of Hasidic Judaism |
Chabad (or Habad)
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1.75: This body wants to win back the House of Representatives |
(Matt: Whoa, um... what's, uh... [shakes head]) (Ken: Outta time, I'm afraid.)
DCCC (the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee)
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