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Hitting the first walk-off grand slam in World Series history in Game One & driving in 12 runs in 5 games, earned this Dodger the MVP |
(Isaac: Who is, uh... you know, uh, Turner?)
(Freddie) Freeman
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Czar Peter I intended to make this city his "window to Europe" |
St. Petersburg
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If you bought this stock at its initial price of $18 a share on May 15, 1997, congratulations! You made a prime investment |
Amazon
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In "Tarzan of the Apes", we learn that Professor Archimedes Q. Porter is the father of this woman, the hero's beloved |
(Ken: Correct, he Tarzan, she [*].)
Jane
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Leaning into the trope, the "Terrifier" films have a killer character named Art the this |
(Ken: Scary [*], yeah.)
Clown
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It's the distance across the center of that round glass enclosure where you raise indoor plants & animals |
(Neilesh: What is, uh... perime... terra--terrarium?) ... (Ken: That's correct--not the perimeter, the diameter.)
diameterrarium
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Attention, this discount store shoppers! Opened in 1962, the last full-size one in the mainland U.S. closed in October |
Kmart
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The U.S. Air Force Academy is found north of this city that includes its state in its name |
Colorado Springs
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This "selling" is betting against the price of a stock; in 2008 the same kind of "squeezing" caused VW shares to jump 500% in 2 days |
short(-selling)
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A new steel alloy called Rearden Metal threatens to shake up the railroad industry in this Ayn Rand novel |
(Isaac: What is The Fountainhead?) (Ken: No.) (Isaac: Oh.)
Atlas Shrugged
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"The Last Exorcism" & "Paranormal Activity" use this alliterative technique involving prerecorded events |
found footage
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Standing at a point right on the edge of a circle is someone who's not Jewish |
(Isaac: What is, uh... uh... no.)
tangentile
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Trump was the first GOP presidential candidate since 1988 to win this 2-named Florida county, the "Gateway to Latin America" |
Miami-Dade
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There are some big buildings in this Asian metropolis that just put a "Lump" in your throat |
Kuala Lumpur
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Though the stock market crashed in 1929, IBM continued to pay investors these at the rate of $1.50 per share all through the 1930s |
dividends
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On Audible fellow Canadian Rachel McAdams narrates this 1908 classic about an orphan girl |
(Neilesh: What is Annie?)
Anne of Green Gables
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No stranger to horror, Ethan Hawke starred in the first film in this franchise about a lawless time in a future America |
The Purge
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Look below the line in a fraction! It's a whirlwind! |
denominatornado
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In October, NASA launched a mission to this icy moon of Jupiter, despite a warning in "2010: Odyssey Two" to never land there |
(Isaac: What is... Ganymede?) (Adriana: What is Io?) ... (Ken: Attempt no landings on [*], yes.)
Europa
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This Israeli metropolis was founded as a suburb of the ancient port of Yafo, or Jaffa |
Tel Aviv
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Since 1995, this energy drink company's stock has generated an appropriately freakish return of more than 160,000% |
Monster
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This graphic novel about the Holocaust by Art Spiegelman won the Pulitzer Prize |
Maus
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Director Ari Aster followed up "Hereditary" with another shocker: this film in which Florence Pugh goes Swedish |
Midsommar
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Rehoboth Beach, Wilmington & all the rest of the state cover a total of 2,489 square miles |
(the) Delawarea
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The garment makers that fast fashion relies on in this Asian country were back up days after a 2024 revolt toppled Sheikh Hasina |
Bangladesh
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This Chilean city, the largest on the Strait of Magellan, has been enriched by nearby oil fields |
Punta Arenas
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Over a 1-week span in January 2021, shares of GME, this retailer, briefly rose from less than $10 to more than $120 |
GameStop
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OBOS is short for this title of a women's health book published starting in the '70s |
(Ken: It's the health classic, [*].)
Our Bodies, Ourselves
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Before the horror of "Longlegs", Maika Monroe was on the run in this 2014 hit involving a sexually-transmitted curse |
It Follows
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It's a constant that multiplies a variable & gets into the study of bugs |
(Adriana: What is... quotientomology?)
coefficientomologist (coefficientomology accepted)
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