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"Erik the Red's Saga" says that this son of Erik was blown off course & ended up in grape-laden North America |
Leif Erikson
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Idiomatically, they're very small stages of progress |
baby steps
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Scottish artist Eduardo Paolozzi anticipated this movement by a decade depicting brands in works like 1949's "Improved Beans" |
pop art
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Once upon a time, in a kingdom far away, she played paralegal-turned-lawyer Rachel Zane on "Suits" |
Meghan Markle
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He was a senator, a governor & our 5th U.S. president; "Jeopardy!" 101... know the order of the presidents, folks! |
Monroe
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In "Someplace Like Montana", Ada Limón recalls life in this New York City borough of bodegas, buildings & bridges--& Bushwick |
Brooklyn
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Admiral George Anson lost half his ships trying to round this cape but later cashed in by seizing a Spanish galleon |
(Sara: What is the Cape of Good Hope?)
Cape Horn
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Various sources say in the early 2000s, the length of these "toothsome" morsels of political persuasion was 7-9 seconds |
sound bites
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The Rococo age was on a gilt trip & surviving pieces often use gilt this alloy, less valuable to strip & melt than silver |
(Josh: What is copper?)
bronze
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A regular on "30 Rock", she's more recently hosted a reboot of "Name That Tune"; I can name that actress in... |
Jane Krakowski
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In 1924 this luxury fashion store addressed itself at a New York City location between 49th & 50th Streets |
Saks Fifth Avenue
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"The ghost of Père Lachaise/ Is walking the streets" in Hope Mirrlees' 1920 modernist classic titled this |
"Paris"
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On July 25, 1579 this Englishman pulled up anchor near what is now San Francisco & headed out across the Pacific |
Drake
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Fittingly, not much effort was needed in the 1980s to create this phrase meaning to take it super-easy; it's only 6 total letters |
to veg out
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Coin collecting was big in the Early Renaissance, maybe one reason portraits showed sitters like Matteo Olivieri this way |
i profile
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Conchata Ferrell is perhaps best remembered for her roles on "L.A. Law" & as sarcastic housekeeper Berta on this sitcom |
Two and a Half Men
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Leeloo & Cornelius work together to save the Earth in this 1997 sci-fi epic, from an idea Luc Besson had at age 16 |
The Fifth Element
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The Vale of Tawasentha & the shore of Gitche Gumee are settings in the "Song of" him |
Hiawatha
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Aboard the ships São Gabriel & São Rafael, this explorer made it to Mozambique in 1498 & got help from the sultan there |
(Josh: Who is Magellan?)
Vasco da Gama
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With scenes like the hide & clap in "The Conjuring", director James Wan has mastered this effect--it literally moves the viewer |
a jump scare
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In the Hellenistic period Greeks interacted with Africans more than before, but in art still ID'd them all as this nationality |
(Sara: What is Egyptian?)
Ethiopians
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Her TV roles have included She-Hulk & on another series, Sarah Manning, Alison Hendrix & Rachel Duncan |
(Ken: At least three parts on Orphan Black for [*].)
Tatiana Maslany
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A nationalist Gen. in the Spanish Civil War is said to have coined this idiom for a secret group trying to undermine a nation |
a fifth columnist
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In a Coleridge classic, this locale is where Kubla Khan did "a stately pleasure-dome decree" |
Xanadu
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Jacques Cartier discovered this island, but its French name later gave way to one honoring a son of King George III |
(Eugene: What is... Baffin Island?)
Prince Edward Island
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In realtor-speak it's a big, open area on the main floor; it's not just good, it's a... |
a great room
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Around 1800 Antonio canova was the greatest sculptor of this old-is-new style with works depicting Cupid, Perseus & Daedalus |
neoclassicism
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She returned to TV as "The Diplomat" Kate Wyler |
Keri Russell
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Do we have an E.T.A. on that? Oh yes, 1810, when his glowing review of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony helped immortalize the work |
E.T.A. Hoffman
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The ruins of this abbey on the River Wye were namechecked in the title of a poem by William Wordsworth |
Tintern Abbey
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