REMEMBERING MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. |
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During the 1963 March on Washington, King gave his "I Have a Dream" speech from the steps of this monument |
(Drew: What is the Lincoln?) (Ken: Can you be more specific?)
the Lincoln Memorial
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St. Petersburg, Russia has a museum devoted to these bejeweled objects given as Easter gifts by the czar |
a Fabergé egg
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Nebraskans may know it's a machine intended for the operator-free removal of leaves & hairs from cobs |
a (corn) husker
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On this sitcom, Basil needed lots of help from Polly & Manuel running a seaside hotel |
Fawlty Towers
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This item is in Pop Tarts' full name, but many choose to eschew it before chewing |
(Ken: But I think they're pretty good untoasted.)
toaster
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Your emotional disposition & ruinous fortune |
mood & doom
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King's 1st name was originally Michael, but inspired by a visit to this country, his father changed both his own & his son's names |
Germany
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To see Géricault's "Raft of the Medusa" in person head to the Salle Mollien in this museum |
the Louvre
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Used worldwide, like against locusts in Africa, it's an aircraft employed for spraying pesticide over large acreages |
a crop duster
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"I'm Alan Partridge", starred this performer as a former TV talk show host who finds himself on Radio Norwich |
Coogan
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Even dog people sometimes mix up the Alaskan Malamute & this less bulky breed from a different northern land |
a (Siberian) Husky
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3 feet & a sturdy cart |
yard & dray
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King wrote, "this courageous New Englander's... choice of jail" was his first contact with nonviolent resistance theory |
Thoreau
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art has an iconic image of American history: "Washington Crossing" this river |
the Delaware
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This machine is used to gather & compress hay, straw or corn stalks into round or rectangular shapes |
a baler
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Captain Peacock kept the retail staff on their toes on "Are You Being Served?", a show set at Grace Brothers, one of these businesses |
a department store
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OK, coach: 4th & inches, ball on your own 45--punt or these 3 little words meaning run or pass for a first down (as the crowd wants) |
go for it
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To exude an odor or radiation & 3:47 P.M. |
emit & time
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With a dissertation comparing Paul Tillich & Henry N. Wieman, in 1955 King earned his PhD from Boston University in this -ology |
theology
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Opened in 1819, this museum has many paintings that were once in the collections of Spain's 16th & 17th century monarchs |
the Prado
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This type of silo with a conveyor belt to take grain up to the top level is mentioned in the first paragraph of "O Pioneers!" |
a grain elevator
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"As Time Goes By", about lovers who meet again after years apart, starred this Oscar winner for "Shakespeare in Love" |
(Drew: Who is "FEENS", Fiennes?)
Judi Dench
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They're the two basic diving options seen here; one lets a layer of water in to warm up next to your body, one lets in none |
wetsuit & drysuit
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Met in competition & a less jittery morning beverage choice |
(Joey: [Noises] What is tea and ate?)
faced & decaf
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At King's funeral, this gospel singer & close friend sang the hymn "Precious Lord, Take My Hand" |
Mahalia Jackson
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Sir Aston Webb designed this London museum of decorative arts |
(Joey: What is... the... Crystal Palace?)
the V&A (the Victoria and Albert Museum)
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Often used for foraged plants this tractor attachment bores down & inserts seeds into soil with minimal disturbance |
a seed drill
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This show about 2 boozy women trying to stay young began as a skit on the "French & Saunders" sketch comedy show |
Absolutely Fabulous (Ab Fab)
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In early political science government by the best, hoi aristoi, was contrasted with government by the people, them |
hoi polloi
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Students & an unfortunate mistake |
pupils & slipup
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