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    | In 1945 Harry served just 83 days in this job | vice president 
 
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    | If the show's named after you, they can't kill you off over a contract spat, can they?  Hmm... ask this "Valerie" star | (Stefan: Who is Bertinelli?) 
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    | In 1925 Victor Lustig sold this 984-foot Paris landmark--twice!  Now that's a bargain for Victor at twice the price! | the Eiffel Tower 
 
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    | This ducky superhero of 1970s comic books was brought to the big screen by George Lucas in 1986 | Howard the Duck 
 
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    | "Annie Hall" quotes the joke "Boy, the food at this place is... terrible"--"Yeah I know, and such small" these | portions 
 
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    | It was the 4-word motto Truman kept on his desk in the Oval Office | "The buck stops here" 
 
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    | He co-starred as Detective Falconer on "Sisters" until he was needed for "ER"--uh oh, car bomb! | George Clooney 
 
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    | Wow--this "Citizen Kane" star's 1938 radio show had many convinced Martians had invaded New Jersey | Orson Welles 
 
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    | "The Story About Ping" is a children's tale about a family of Chinese ducks who live on a boat in this river | the Yangtze 
 
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    | In a reference like "Othello IV, ii", the big & little Roman numerals refer to these 2 things | Act & scene 
 
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    | "I came, I saw, I conquered" | Veni, vidi, vici 
 
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    | Each May 8 this state officially celebrates Harry Truman's birthday | Missouri 
 
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    | The actress voicing Maude, wife of this "Simpsons" guy, asked for weekly flights from L.A. to home--Bye-diddily-eye! | Ned Flanders 
 
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    | In 2008 his multi-billion Ponzi scheme was exposed; you won't find that shamelessness anywhere else! | Bernie Madoff 
 
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    | Dab-Dab the duck is a talkative companion of this literary doctor | Dr. Dolittle 
 
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    | Insects' body sections are made up of parts called these; the thorax has 3 | segments 
 
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    | "It's my fault" | Mea culpa 
 
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    | It's the month Truman began a famous speech with the line "We have just dropped a new bomb..." | (Sarah: What is Dec... June!  What is June?) 
 August (of 1945)
 
 
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    | Jay Thomas talked smack about Rhea Perlman, his TV wife on this show; look out for that Zamboni, Eddie! | Cheers 
 
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    | In 1983 2 Germans sold 62 bogus volumes of his "Diaries" to Stern magazine; okay, that's just wrong on so many levels | Hitler 
 
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    | "Ducks are a dabbling" is a line of poetry included in this Kenneth Grahame work | The Wind in the Willows 
 
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    | A new area parceled into lots to be sold for housing, with a name like Glen View or Canyon Acres | (Sarah: What is a development?) [Initially ruled incorrect; reversed during interviews]
 
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    | "My other self" | alter ego 
 
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    | He was the last person beaten by Harry Truman in an election | Thomas Dewey 
 
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    | When Susan St. James asked for a raise on this Rock Hudson show, the "and Wife" met with an accident | McMillan & Wife 
 
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    | Let me save you time & money!  No dead leader's assets need moving from this country's capital of Abuja; ignore the e-mail! | Nigeria 
 
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    | The title of this controversial Ibsen play refers to a pet that's been tamed & kept in an attic | The Wild Duck 
 
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    | This word for the mental activity of separating a subject into parts has "part" & "mental" in it | compartmentalization 
 
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    | "From the chair of authority" | (Alex: Stefan?) (Stefan: What is De... Day-O?)
 
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