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    | It's the "A" in the RAM of your computer | 
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    | In 1968 this rugged actor had a hit at the box office playing a San Francisco cop named Bullitt | 
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    | This title character comments, "Duncan is in his grave; after life's fitful fever he sleeps well" | 
    Macbeth
 
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    | A game is won when a player reaches this many points with at least a 2-point margin | 
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    | He was king from 1936 until 1952 | 
    George VI
 
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    | Sweet's "Blitz" site | 
    ballroom
 
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    | She played Tom Cruise's pretty flight instructor girlfriend in "Top Gun" | 
    Kelly McGillis
 
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    | "Twelfth Night" begins, "If music be the food of love", do this | 
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    | Lamaism is also known as this type of buddhism, after a lofty region of Asia | 
    Tibetan Buddhism
 
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    | USA Table Tennis uses the slogan "Putting a new" one of these "on an old favorite" | 
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    | On January 30, 1649 this English king lost his head, literally | 
    (Mike: Who is John?)
  Charles I
 
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    | The yolk's not on you when this is unbroken | 
    eggshell
 
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    | It's been claimed that this actress who played Mammy in "GWTW" was the first black woman to sing on American radio | 
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    | She tells her love, "My bounty is as boundless as the sea, my love as deep" | 
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    (Robin: What is saffron/yellow?) ... (Alex: We have a minute to go.)
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    | The grip shown here is usually called by this "sociable" name | 
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    | He's got mail! | 
    (Amy: What is a letter carrier?)
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    | In "Hamlet", this line precedes "For loan oft loses both itself and friend" | 
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    | The name of Padmasambhava, who established the first order of lamas, means "born of" this flower | 
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    | In 1999 Andre Agassi won this event in tennis in NYC; Peng-Lung Chiang won it in table tennis in Fort Lauderdale | 
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    | The first Plantagenet English king, this Henry took power in 1154 | 
    (Mike: Who is Henry I?)
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    | It was supposed to accompany the Mayflower, but was found unseaworthy | 
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    | Businessman Antonio begins this play by saying, "In sooth I know not why I am so sad" | 
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    | The Dalai Lama & China's government chose different children to be this second-ranking lama | 
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    | In 1952 this movie production city of India hosted the 1st world championships held in Asia | 
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