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It's the only continent whose mainland lies in all 4 hemispheres |
(Mark: What... is... Asia?)
Africa
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The United Nations' Universal Declaration of these has been called the most translated document in the world |
Human Rights
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"The best feeling in my life, to finally come back & hit that water", said this commander of the Apollo 13 mission |
Lovell
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When "The Seagull" bombed in St. Petersburg in 1896, this dramatist vowed to give up playwriting |
Chekhov
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Currently, we're talking DC: 10 amps x 120 volts equals 1,200 of these |
watts
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In its Constitution this country is also referred to as Bharat |
India
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Despite cell phones & the internet, this is still a popular hobby & can be useful in times of emergency |
ham radio
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Atomic number 13, it's the most common metallic element in the Earth's crust, does not rust & resists weathering |
aluminum
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In 2024 he traded in his Iron Man suit & made his Broadway debut as the title character in the play "McNeal" |
Robert Downey Jr.
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Please don't sing your response, but one (non-leap) year has 525,600 of these |
minutes
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In 2019 Novak Djokovic & this Swiss mister couldn't get enough of Wimbledon, matching up for 4 hours & 57 minutes |
Federer
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Mount Elbrus, the highest mountain in Europe, is in this range that forms a boundary between Europe & Asia |
(Mark: What are the Urals?) (Kevin: What are the Ural Mountains?)
the Caucasus
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Gamblers who wager lots of money at a casino, or, before "Jeopardy!", a game show hosted by Alex Trebek, featuring Ruta Lee & some dice |
(Allison: What is a high roller?) ... (Ken: So close, Allison, but the show is [*], plural.)
high rollers
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From Greek, it's an abnormal fear of the number 13 |
triskaidekaphobia
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In a Euripides play, after she exacts revenge on Jason, she escapes in a chariot provided by her grandpa, the sun god Helios |
Medea
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Let's get deep--5,280 feet is 880 of these |
fathoms
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For women, the playing area of this sport is roughly 27 yards x 22 yards & 6 feet deep |
water polo
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The largest barrier reef in the Western Hemisphere extends over 180 miles along the entire coast of this Central American country |
Belize
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This type of surgery involves removing a damaged femoral head & frequently the socket it fits into |
a hip replacement
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The 15th century's "Thirteen Years' War" was between Poland & this order of Germanic knights that began as a crusader army |
the Teutonic Knights
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For its Canadian debut, this play by Heidi Schreck used Canada's Charter of Rights & Freedoms rather than the title U.S. document |
(Kevin: What is The Bill of Rights?) ... (Ken: That one-woman show is [*].)
What the Constitution Means to Me
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You want 500 pecks, or 125 of these? |
a bushel
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We get a kick out of this Argentinean who in 2012 became the first player to score 5 goals in a Champions League match |
Messi
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Central Asia is made up of 5 countries, all former Soviet republics, including these 2 "T" ones |
Tajikistan & Turkmenistan
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It's the official name for Greece |
the Hellenic Republic
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This Japanese musical instrument has 13 strings made of silk & is plucked with an ivory plectrum called a tsume |
the koto
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The title guys of this Shakespeare play leave home & head to Milan; various love plots ensue |
[Kevin did not include the leading article in his response.]
The Two Gentlemen of Verona
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In December 2024 200 British pounds got you $253 but 200 U.S. pounds was a constant 14.29 these |
(Ken: It's a British unit or mass or weight--[*].)
the stone
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In 2024 the only Jewish starting QB in college football was Jake Retzlaff of this Provo school, one of 3 M.O.T.s on the whole campus |
[Ken read "M.O.T.s" as "Members of the Tribe".]
BYU
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