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GETTING TOUGH ON THE BORDERS |
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Convoys during WWII had to be on the lookout for these "canine" groups of U-boats that would hunt them at night |
wolf packs
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Sitzfleisch can mean the ability to do a task for a long time without rising, or can be this part of your body |
your butt
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In a viral song, Drake was caught in his feelings & asked this name, "Do you love me? Are you riding?" |
(Mattea: Gotta get the Drake content.)
Kiki
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Austria has borders with 8 other countries; the shortest, just 21 miles, is with this little land |
Liechtenstein
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Devout Christian Eric Liddell ran for more than medals & skipped the 1924 Olympic 100-meter dash for this reason |
it was on a Sunday
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People... people who sing "People", like Barbra Streisand did playing this woman, are the luckiest people in the world |
(Ken: In Funny Girl, right.)
Fanny Brice
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Vital to early navigators, this form of magnetite was sometimes armed with steel that boosted its magnetic strength |
lodestone
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Erfolgsfans, meaning people who glom onto winning teams, is associated with supporters of FC Bayern, based in this city |
Munich
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An Erykah Badu song says, "I think ya better call" this title guy--"but you can't use my phone" |
Tyrone
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Estonia's only borders are with Russia & this |
Latvia
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Javier Milei ran for president in 2023 to bring libertarian policies & perhaps a new hairstyle craze to this country; he won |
Argentina
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On Jan. 1, 1959 this leader said adios to Cuba, fleeing to the Dominican Republic |
(Amy: Who is... Francisco Batista?) (Yogesh: Uh, who is, uh, uh, ¿quién es [*]?)
Fulgencio Batista
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If you can't use celestial navigation to figure out where you are, try this "mortal" method that uses distance & direction traveled |
dead reckoning
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It's German for "sweetheart" or more literally, "little love" |
Liebchen
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This blues musician named an album & song "Lucille" |
(Ken: Just like his guitar, yeah.)
B.B. King
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They're the 2 countries that border El Salvador |
(Mattea: What are Honduras and Nicaragua?)
Honduras & Guatemala
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If not for Yoda, a police dog of this Low Country's breed, a prison escapee, who in 2023 caused a two-week manhunt, might still be running |
[Yogesh gave the complete response after some initial hesitation on Ken's part.]
a (Belgian) Malinois
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James I's lord chancellor from 1618 to 1621 |
Francis Bacon
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The clash on this lake in 1823 saw Simón Bolivar's tiny fleet whoop the Spanish, thereby assuring Venezuelan independence a |
Lake Maracaibo
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Nietzsche's Zarathustra says that he ist der Sinn der Erde, "is the meaning of the Earth" |
the Übermensch
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In a song by the Beatles, we're told this alliterative man likes to yell obscenities at the Queen |
Mean Mr. Mustard
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Thailand has land borders with Burma, Laos, Cambodia & this country |
(Ken: Found at the southern tip, [*].)
Malaysia
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He ran for New York City mayor in 1933 to root out Tammany Hall corruption & held the job for 12 years |
La Guardia
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College football's best receiver gets to catch a trophy named for this Oakland Raiders legend, the MVP of Super Bowl 11 |
(Ken: Before Amy's time in Oakland, I guess.)
Fred Biletnikoff
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Here is a depiction of this critical engagement of September 5, 1781, aka the Battle of the Virginia Capes |
the Battle of Chesapeake Bay
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Are you clearing your throat or saying this 4-letter German word meaning "authentic" |
echt
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In this Red Hot Chili Peppers song, the title anti-heroine robs banks & steals hearts |
(Ken: A guess is better than nothing. Well done.) (Yogesh: I suppose so.)
Dani California
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To its west, Ghana; to its east, Benin; to its north, Burkina Faso; to its south, a whole lotta water |
(Yogesh: Where is, uh, Côte d'Ivoire?)
Togo
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"I've never been so free", says the narrator of this Alan Sillitoe story who's put to running cross-country in a reformatory |
"The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Runner"
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This astronaut broadcast, "from the crew of Apollo 8... God bless all of you--all of you on the good Earth" |
Frank Borman
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