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One of Galen's favorite animals to dissect was this "ape" of Gibraltar |
(Mark: What is a monkey?) (less than a minute to go...)
Barbary ape
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Hey, gimme an I-5, "I" being short for this |
Interstate
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This Maryland signer of the Constitution got a fort named for him |
James McHenry
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A stage musical based on this 1997 film about stripping steel mill workers opened in 2000 |
The Full Monty
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Shortly before midnight April 14, 1912 it struck an iceberg & sank by 2:30 A.M. |
Titanic
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It's a painting of an artist by the artist |
Self-portrait
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In 1894 Kitasato found the bacillus that caused this scourge of the Middle Ages |
Black death
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In the case of Piccadilly, it's 1-ring, not 3-ring |
Circus
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In the '80s this California preschool was involved in what was then the USA's longest, costliest criminal trial |
McMartin
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1978 classic in which Bluto sneaks a peek at Mandy undressing |
(Note: On the tape, "peek" was spelled "peak")
Animal House
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On Sept. 30, 1993 a 6.4 earthquake rocked villages in the Maharashtra state in this country, killing thousands |
(Michel: What is Turkey?)
India
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It's used as a plea in court to justify the defendant's use of physical force against an attacker |
Self-defense
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Alfred Lovell's Jodrell Bank radio telescope was finished in 1957 just in time to track this 1st artificial satellite |
Sputnik
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Hey bud, it's "My way or" this |
The highway
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"Blackboard Jungle" author Evan Hunter writes the 87th Precinct mysteries under this name |
Ed McBain
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She was stripper Erin Grant in the 1996 classic "Striptease" |
Demi Moore
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This exploded about 70 seconds after lift-off from Cape Canaveral Jan. 28, 1986 |
Space Shuttle Challenger
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A positive sense of this represents how valuable you think you are |
Self-esteem/worth
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A ring road surrounding an urban area; on a diet you may have to tighten it a notch |
Belt
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Seen here, his film roles include a Scottish slacker & a Jedi knight |
Ewan McGregor
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(Hi, I'm Kari Wuhrer.) In "The Crossing Guard" I had to do a (very provocative) striptease in front of this actor; that role wasn't one of my five easy pieces |
Jack Nicholson
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On Feb. 3, 1998 a low-flying jet clipped a ski lift cable, killing 20 in the Dolomite Mountains in this country |
Italy
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In 1980 Spain granted the Basques this, though it was limited |
Self-rule
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To make his barometer, Evangelista Torricelli inverted a glass tube in a dish of this |
(Note: Even though the $400 clue wasn't used, Alex read the first two words before he stopped for the Daily Double clue; those two words being "Darwin's first...") (buzzer sounds)
Mercury
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Spanish for "road"; for Tennessee Williams it was the "real" thing |
(F: No response)
Camino
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This WWF head coined the phrase "sports entertainment" to suggest pro wrestling isn't pure athletics |
Vince McMahon
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In this Altman film, singer Sueleen strips before a rowdy crowd at a fund-raiser |
Nashville
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This captain was killed in a skirmish with natives at Kealakekua Bay on Feb. 14, 1779 |
Captain James Cook
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This prophecy comes about through a tendency to make events confirm to a predicted outcome |
Self-fulfilling
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