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    | This country flies what's known as the Bundesflagge | 
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    | One-word title of Wallace Thurman's play that opened at the Apollo in Feb. 1929, closed, but had a "Renaissance" later in the year | 
    Harlem
 
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    | In apheresis, this is removed from the body; specific components are withdrawn from it before it's returned to the body | 
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    (Katie: Who is Wilbur?) (Ken: More specifically?)
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    hit me up
 
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    | The flag of the island country of Grenada depicts this spice, an important export | 
    (Amy: What is pepper?)
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    | August Wilson got the title for his play about this singer from her song that became a dance craze, "The Black Bottom" | 
    Ma Rainey
 
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    | In 2021, he received his third consecutive Emmy nomination for "The Kominsky Method" | 
    Michael Douglas
 
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    | This force that resists motion through air can be thought of as the aerodynamic version of friction | 
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    | In 1953 in an F-86 borrowed from the Royal Canadian Air Force, Jacqueline Cochran became the first woman to do this | 
    exceed the speed of sound
 
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    | Someone sliding into your DMs is trying to reach you via these | 
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    | This Balkan country got the new flag seen here in 1995 & got this new name in 2019 | 
    (Evan: What is New Macedonia?) (Ken: Sorry?) (Evan: What is Northern Macedonia?)
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    | Its last line is from Oscar: "And watch your cigarettes, will you? This is my house, not a pig sty" | 
    (Ken: Oscar Madison in [*]... Turning over a new leaf there.)
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    | In his first TV series starring role, he played Secret Service agent Ethan Burke, looking for 2 missing agents in "Wayward Pines" | 
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    (Amy: What are the ulnus and radia?) (Ken: No.) (Amy: Radius and) ... (Ken: Yeah, Amy switched the suffixes.)
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    | Seen here are a group of these aviators of Alabama in the 1940s, many of whom became decorated war heroes | 
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    | Making an OTP, one true this, means figuring out ideal character matches | 
    (Evan: What is profile?)
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    | Reflecting its commitment to national defense, Mozambique's flag bears this alphanumeric Soviet weapon | 
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    | Maxwell Anderson won a Pulitzer for a satire on Congress called this, finishing the Shakespeare quote "A plague on..." | 
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    | In recent years this British actress starred on TV in "Speechless" & as Lorraine Finster on the revival of "Will & Grace" | 
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    | This single-celled protozoan moves by means of cilia & is oblong in shape; its name is from Greek for "oblong" | 
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  paramecium
 
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    | A subsidiary of Textron, its planes include turboprops & the Citation fleet, which seats a maximum of 12 passengers | 
    Cessna
 
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    | Want to know if others are experiencing the same? dae is short for this question starter | 
    does anybody else?
 
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    | This island nation's flag is the world's only national flag not to contain any of the colors red, white, or blue | 
    (Ken: With less than a minute to go.)
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    | Tony Kushner translated Brecht for a 2006 production with Meryl Streep in this maternal role | 
    (Ken: [*] and Her Children.)
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    (Amy: Who is Marlene Dietrich?)
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    | This third largest of Neptune's known moons is named in honor of the numerous daughters of a Greek sea god | 
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    | He won the National Air Race of 1930, 5 years before he & Will Rogers died tragically in a plane crash | 
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    (Ken: Years old, yeah.)
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