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| In 1859 captain N.C. Brooks claimed Midway Island for the U.S. under a law named for this bird-excreted resource |
guano
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| Last name of Peggy, who bought a version of Magritte's "Empire of Light", now in her collection you can visit in Venice |
Guggenheim
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| After defeating Pontus, a kingdom in what's now Turkey, Julius Caesar is said to have uttered "Veni, vidi, vici", meaning this |
I came; I saw; I conquered
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| Hector Elizondo was in 18 movies directed by Garry Marshall, including this one as manager of the Beverly Wilshire Hotel |
Pretty Woman
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| Cape Roca, mainland Europe's westernmost point, lies in this country |
Portugal
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| Alexander Pope wrote that to do this "is human" |
err
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| Inspired by OPEC, in 1974 Latin American countries tried to get the U.S. over a bunch as UPEB, a cartel of exporters of these |
bananas
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| Van Gogh's "Roses" is one work bought by shipbuilder Kojiro Matsukata & now in Tokyo's NMWA, Nation Museum of this kind of art |
Western Art
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| Focusing on the final defeat of Nazi Germany, 1945's conference at this Crimean city saw FDR, Churchill & Stalin meet |
Yalta
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| (James Gunn presents the clue.) When I take the director's chair, I always seem to find myself working with Michael Rooker & this actor who is no "Rookie" to a Gunn film; he first appeared in my directorial debut, "Slither", & now rocks a bowl cut as Green Lantern in "Superman" |
(Brent: Who is Bateman?)
Nathan Fillion
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| This nation on the slopes of Mount Titano is the smallest republic in Europe--just 8 miles across at its widest |
San Marino
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| The police, or the fibrous covering of a peach |
the fuzz
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| The U.S. has only one operating mine producing this battery & coin metal, in Michigan's Upper Peninsula |
(Harrison: What... is... zinc?)
nickel
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| This Abiquiu artist's 8'x24' cloud painting toured to Chicago, was too big for its next stop & stayed at the Art Institute |
Georgia O'Keeffe
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| Matthew's gospel tells the story of the 3 wise men whom history has given the names Balthasar, Melchior & this guy |
Caspar (Gaspar)
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| The year they were married, Jean-Luc Goddard directed Anna Karina in "Une femme est une femme", titled this in English |
A Woman Is a Woman
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| The cities of Paris, Brussels & Cologne form a triangle around this great forest area |
the Ardennes
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| One of the 5 pillars of Islam, it refers to a pilgrimage each Muslim is supposed to take at least once in life |
Hajj
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| Climate change has led to devastation of timber resources by the many species of these alliterative insects |
(Sarah: What are borer bugs?) ... (Ken: Good guess, but they're [*].)
bark beetles
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| Seeking a home for this vast series, Monet considered the land where the Rodin Museum is now, but it ended up at the Orangerie Museum |
Water Lilies
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| In Greek mythology, this trio spins the threads of human destiny, they were Clotho, Lachesis & Atropos |
the Fates
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| This longtime star made four Hitchcock films but eight with Anthony Mann, starting with "Winchester '73" |
Jimmy Stewart
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| Muckle Flugga, the name for a lighthouse & the rocky isle it sits on, is part of these islands, the U.K.'s northernmost point |
the Shetland Islands
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| As a noun it's a long, unbroken wave; as a verb, it means to grow in size or volume |
swell
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| The British turnover called a pasty is also named for this region & was the standard lunch of its tin miners |
(Ken: Yes, a Cornish pasty.)
Cornwall
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| This earl said he had an Ottoman OK to ship off Greek antiquities now in the British Museum, plus he was saving them from looters |
(Ken: The [*] Marbles, right.)
Elgin
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| Borneo, the world's third-largest island, is shared by this trio of nations |
Indonesia, Malaysia & Brunei
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| Jeff Nichols says he owes is career to this man who's been in six of Jeff's films, including "The Bikeriders" & "Midnight Special" |
(Michael) Shannon
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| Spain's Pyrenees are often blasted by these winds whose name comes from the Arabic for "East" |
(Harrison: What are mistral?)
sirocco
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| Beginning with a prefix meaning million, this unit of power is used to measure how much electricity is used in a large region |
megawatt
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