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    | There's a University of Georgia campus in this city that shares its name with a European capital | Athens 
 
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    | "Love And Marriage" | Married... With Children 
 
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    | Gaze high at California's 2 state trees: the giant sequoia & the coast this | the redwood 
 
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    | This early Ford car is considered the first successfully mass-produced on an assembly line | the Model T 
 
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    | It's the occupational title of the artwork seen here | (Stephanie: What is a woodchopper?) (Inta: What is a lumberjack?)
 (Sara: What is a woodsman?)
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 (Alex: That's Abraham Lincoln, the famous [*].)
 
 Railsplitter
 
 
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    | "Doofus T. McGhee died on Friday at age 93 due to spontaneous combustion" is an example of one of these notices | an obituary 
 
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    | Flags honoring the nations who have hosted this surround the fountain in Atlanta's Centennial Park | the Olympics 
 
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    | From a Disney show: "Best Of Both Worlds"
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    | One tip at epa.gov says that leaving this at home twice a week can cut greenhouse gas emissions over 1,500 lbs. per year | your car 
 
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    | Now sold with a hybrid package, this Honda was introduced in 1973 | (Stephanie: What is an Accord?) 
 the Civic
 
 
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    | The 18th-century work seen here is partly titled these people "Hard at Work" | (Alex: And those are [*].) 
 blacksmiths
 
 
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    | The greater part or number; Jerry Falwell's was a "moral" one | a majority 
 
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    | Have a cookie in Savannah & visit the birthplace of Juliette Gordon Low, who founded this group in 1912 | the Girl Scouts 
 
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    | "Cleveland Rocks" | The Drew Carey Show 
 
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    | Asphyxia, or a temporary suspension of breathing that affects some adults during sleep | sleep apnea 
 
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    | On the 2008 "Knight Rider", the car was changed from a Pontiac to a Shelby Cobra model of this Ford | a Mustang 
 
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    | The workers depicted here by Eugene Gracé in 1887 are laying the foundations for this structure | the Eiffel Tower 
 
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    | It's Latin for "truth"; "in vino" this, for example | veritas 
 
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    | In Warwick, a festival honors this treat, Georgia's official prepared food | (Inta: What is praline?) 
 (hominy) grits
 
 
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    | "Come On, Get Happy" | (Alex: That goes back to [*].) 
 The Partridge Family
 
 
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    | It was clocked at more than 80,000 mph making an earthly pass at us in April 1986 (Sorry, but we're not that easy!) | Halley's Comet 
 
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    | Some models from this car manufacturer are Sky, Ion & Vue | Saturn 
 
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    | The 17th century work "Village Lawyer", seen here, is by this Flemish painter, the Younger | (Stephanie: Who is... Pieter?...) (Alex: No.)
 (Stephanie: [Overlapping] Bruegel?)
 [Stephanie's full response came before her time ran out.  Alex ruled her incorrect at the exact same time she completed her response.]
 
 Pieter Bruegel
 
 
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    | TV term for the effect seen here | split screen 
 
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    | At this Georgia fort, an institute called WHINSEC is the successor to the controversial School of the Americas | Fort Benning 
 
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    | "Without Us" | (Alex: Another older show--[*].) 
 Family Ties
 
 
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    | The Hawaiian species of this is also known as the nene | a goose 
 
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    | How very proper--the Vantage Roadster by this British company has an option to add an umbrella & holder | (Inta: What is Rolls-Royce?) (Stephanie: What is Jaguar?)
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 (Alex: Kind of narrowed it down, Sara.  Correct response--what is [*]?)
 
 Aston Martin
 
 
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    | For the song "Gretchen at" this device, Schubert wrote a piano part to imitate its whirring | a spinning wheel 
 
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    | Members of this 17th century religious movement were called Roundheads | the Puritans 
 
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