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TYPE "A.B.": NEGATIVE OR POSITIVE |
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June 17, 1944: This island nation declares itself an independent republic & elects Sveinn Björnsson as its first president |
Iceland
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The title of this Thomas Berger novel made into a Dustin Hoffman film echoes the Little Bighorn, which its hero survives |
Little Big Man
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During the festival of Kathina, lay Buddhists give their monks civara, these traditional garments |
(Allison: What are prayer shawls?)
robes
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This vice president said, "Slander has slain more than the sword"; he was awfully sensitive to slander, as history shows |
Aaron Burr
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As "older woman customer", Estelle Reiner (director Rob's mom) wants what Meg Ryan is having in this film |
When Harry Met Sally...
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2-word term for a zombie or a ghoul straight outta the graveyard |
living dead
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June 25, 1991: Slovenia & this larger part of Yugoslavia declare their independence |
(Allison: What is Slovakia?) (Bryce: What is Serbia?) ... (Ken: Not quite as large as Serbia, it was [*].)
Croatia
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This W.P. Kinsella novel inspired the movie "Field of Dreams" |
Shoeless Joe
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Marcionism, an early Christian sect, held that the gods of these 2 volumes were separate entities, one just but cruel, one loving & good |
the Old & New Testaments
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After more than a century of making Americans happy, this beverage giant became part of InBev in 2008 |
Anheuser-Busch
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Cyndy & Glen Powell Sr. are right behind Jr. & Daisy Edgar-Jones at the rodeo in this 2024 film that also featured a bit of weather |
Twisters
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Moisture loss while in a kitchen appliance can lead to this result seen here |
freezer burn
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August 9, 1965: Singapore separates from this country across the Strait of Johore & becomes independent |
Malaysia
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This classic German novel is named for the animal seen here |
Steppenwolf
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The spiritual leader of the Eastern Orthodox Church bears this title, from Greek for "father" |
patriarch
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Left blind at 12 from a brain hemorrhage, this Italian later practiced law before becoming a full-time tenor |
(Bryce: Who is An--Anthony Boticelli?)
Andrea Bocelli
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In 2023 Anne Twist published her first kids' book, "Betty and the Mysterious Visitor", while this singer, Anne's son, had "Love on Tour" |
Harry Styles
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The title of this Alan Tudyk show can also mean a foreign-born non-U.S. citizen living in the U.S.A. |
Resident Alien
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November 25, 1975: It becomes the last South American country to achieve independence, 9 years after Guyana |
Suriname
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Smitten with a coquette named Odette, he's the character whose "Way" is the first volume of Proust's opus |
(Ken: It's called [*]'s Way, [*].)
(Charles) Swann
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Members of the Order of Bards, Ovates & Druids flock to Stonehenge in late June to celebrate Alban Hefin, this |
the summer solstice
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Britannica says this very model of a not-so-modern major general was the U.S. originator "of the fashion of side whiskers" |
Ambrose Burnside
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He had his mama, Doris, help move acceptance speeches along when he hosted the Emmys in 2024 |
(Allison: Who is Anthony Andrews?) ... (Ken: Yeah, different actor.)
Anthony Anderson
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When you take that Zoom call from your boss as you're at a beach in Bali, explain you're on this oxymoron |
(Allison: What is a staycation?)
a work(ing) vacation
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December 24, 1951: This North African nation that had been an Italian colony becomes independent under king Idris I |
(Allison: What is Angola?) (Josh: What is Ethiopia?)
Libya
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This novel by Solzhenitsyn is set in the title part of a hospital, a microcosm of Soviet society |
Cancer Ward
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To its members, this faith is called Gurmat, Punjabi for "way of the guru" |
Sikhism
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In 1974 he published the novel "a Clockwork Testament" |
Anthony Burgess
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Thanks to son Ike's recommendation, lawyer Alan Barinholtz was the judge on this 2023 show with "12 jurors. 11 actors" |
Jury Duty
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Idiom for a full-out effort to use your adorability to get someone's support |
charm offensive
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