IT'S ALREADY IN THE FORM OF A QUESTION! |
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BEGINS WITH A SILENT LETTER |
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BOOKS FROM THE LAST FEW YEARS |
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FICTIONAL MOVIE SPORTS TEAMS |
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This 1985 educational computer game features the title globetrotting female antagonist |
Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego?
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In the 1929 Lateran Treaty signed by Cardinal Pietro Gasparri & this man, Italy recognized the sovereignty of Vatican City |
[Ellen provided both responses.]
"Il Duce" (Mussolini)
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Adjective meaning delivered to the blood in vein (11 letters) |
intravenous
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Boxers' records list wins, losses & how many of the former were by this |
knockout
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Jesmyn Ward's "Salvage the Bones" finds a poor Gulf coast family riding out this 2005 disaster & its aftermath |
(Ellen: What was the tsunami?)
Katrina
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To become a Rockford Peach in this film, Geena Davis had to audition by throwing a baseball to Penny Marshall |
A League of Their Own
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Edward Albee won his first Tony for this 1962 drama in which marital arguments are blood sport |
(Chris: What is [*]?)
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
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In 1192 Saladin & this English king far from home signed the Treaty of Jaffa, ending the Third Crusade |
Richard Lionheart
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Avian name for varicella (10 letters) |
(Ellen: What is measles?)
chickenpox
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Gina McCarthy, Biden's first climate advisor, was also called his climate this, meaning one who has great authority |
czar
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Author Curtis Sittenfeld wonders what would've happened if Hillary never married Bill in the novel titled this maiden name |
Rodham
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A lead character in "Whip It" is Babe Ruthless, a jammer on the Hurl Scouts team in this sport |
(Chris: What is Bad News Bears?)
roller derby
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The website for the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame included this oft-asked query when discussing the Lone Ranger |
(Ellen: Who was this masked--[*]?)
Who was that masked man?
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France restored this tiny principality's independence in an 1861 treaty & a customs union was established 4 years later |
Monaco
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Nether region tubes named for an Italian (9 letters) |
Fallopian
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Johann Zoffany must have felt his time running out when he painted a circa 1776 "Self-Portrait with" this timekeeping item "& Skull" |
Hourglass
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There are an infinite number of books in "The Midnight" this, a 2020 bestseller by Matt Haig |
Library
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The Charlestown Chiefs hockey team in this 1977 Paul Newman film was based on the Johnstown Jets & some of its players |
Slap Shot
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In a relatively famous play, this 4-word question precedes "Deny thy father & refuse thy name" |
(Chris: What is How now, brown cow?) [Laughter] (Ken: No, that would be an interesting take on Romeo and Juliet.)
Wherefore art thou Romeo
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In 1846 the U.S. & Great Britain signed the Treaty of Oregon establishing this parallel as the main intl. boundary in the Pacific NW |
(Chris: What is the... 39th?) (Amar: Uh, what is the 48th?)
the 49th
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To find the issue the doc samples some tissue (6 letters) |
biopsy
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The white-tailed type of this animal was nearly hunted to extinction in the 1800s, but has slowly recovered |
a gnu
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This 2021 Andy Weir book about a plucky astronaut sounds like it may be a long shot |
Project Hail Mary
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Adam Sandler played him, "The Waterboy" for the Mud Dogs of South Central Louisiana State |
Bobby Boucher
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In Matthew 27 in the King James Version, Jesus cries out, "My God, my God", then this anguished question |
(Chris: Why is--what--what is--why have you forsaken me?) [Originally ruled correct; reversed before Final Jeopardy!]
why hast thou forsaken me
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In the 1742 Treaty of Breslau, this Austrian archduchess gave most of the Silesian duchies to Prussia |
Maria Theresa
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Type of shock from a severe allergic reaction (12 letters) |
anaphylactic
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Poet Emma Lazarus used this adjective in describing the "refuse of your teeming shore" |
wretched
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Good times for this author: his Emmett-Till-haunted "The Trees" won praise & "Erasure" became the film "American Fiction" |
(Ken: Those are some of the wonderful and one-of-a-kind books of [*].)
Percival Everett
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Not Gene Hackman but this man as his alcoholic assistant coach with the Hickory High Huskers was Oscar-nominated for "Hoosiers" |
Dennis Hopper
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