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ON THE LABEL, LABEL, LABEL |
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"GAO" stands for "Government Accountability Office"; it used to stand for this |
(Marc: What is the Government Affairs Office?)
General Accounting Office
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"I Whistle A Happy Tune", "Shall We Dance?" |
The King and I
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One who vigorously defends a seemingly hopeless position, perhaps like Bruce Willis |
diehard
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His last play was 2004's "Finishing the Picture", a story of the making of "The Misfits" |
Arthur Miller
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Libya's history & economy were forever changed when this was found there in 1959 |
oil
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To be brief, the logo of this clothing manufacturer is seen here |
Fruit of the Loom
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Adjective for all courts that review the decision of a trial court if requested by the losing party |
appellate
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"Cell Block Tango", "When You're Good To Mama" |
Chicago
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Disagreement, or lack of harmony between persons or things |
discord
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He won a Hugo Award for a 1973 novel |
Arthur C. Clarke
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The WWII defense of Tobruk, Libya against this German general helped save the Middle East for the Allies |
(Erwin) Rommel
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Buy me some of this treat, & we'll pretend we're at a ball game |
Cracker Jack
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"Fugue for Tinhorns", "The Oldest Established (Permanent Floating Crap Game In New York)" |
Guys and Dolls
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Having spots of a different shade, tone or color from the background, like a mare |
dappled
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In 1890 he gave up practicing medicine for full-time writing; in 1902, he was knighted |
(Arthur Conan) Doyle
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In 1980 this presidential brother registered as an agent of Libya's government |
Billy Carter
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This insurance company has been using a symbol like the one seen here since 1870 |
Travelers
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In the U.S. Senate, this many votes are needed to end a filibuster |
(Kevin: What is 51?) (Marc: What is 61?) ... (Alex: Three-fifths.)
60
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"Everything's Coming Up Roses", "Rose's Turn" |
(Alex: With less than a minute to go.)
Gypsy
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It's the type of tree seen here |
dogwood
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He won a Pulitzer for "A Thousand Days", his book on the JFK presidency |
Schlesinger
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2 of the 6 countries that border Libya |
Algeria & Tunisia (Niger, Chad, Sudan & Egypt)
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Snack 'em if you got 'em. The label of this food company is seen here |
Little Debbie
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(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports from a money-printing press in Washington, D.C.) There might be $300 million in production at a given time in the building I'm in, the D.C. facility of this bureau |
(Kevin: What is Engraving?) (Alex: Be a little more specific.) (Kevin: What is, um, Engraving at the Treasury?) (Alex: Nope. Marc?) (Marc: What is the Bureau of Printing and Engraving?) (Alex: Nope... Only because you got it backwards. It's the [*], not Printing and Engraving.)
The Bureau of Engraving and Printing
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"Big Spender", "If My Friends Could See Me Now" |
Sweet Charity
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A mythological being who is partly divine & partly human |
a demigod
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The name of this French poet, a subject in Verlaine's "the damned poets", sounds like a Stallone role |
Arthur Rimbaud
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What's for supper? whatever it is, you'll pay with this Libyan currency |
a dinar
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Grin & bear it when you name this hotel chain |
(Marc: What is the Sleepy Bear Inn?)
Travelodge
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