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Done to such things as garbage cans to reduce corrosion, it's the coating of iron or steel with zinc |
galvanizing
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The Virgin Islands can now hear her syndicated radio show on sex therapy |
Dr. Ruth
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The capital of this SE Asian country lies on the Rangoon River |
Burma
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These put the amandine in noodles amandine |
almonds
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This nation, formerly Abyssinia, didn't abolish slavery until 1942 |
Ethiopia
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"And so, as Tiny Tim observed, God bless us, every one!" |
A Christmas Carol
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1 of 2 reasons sharks must constantly keep in motion |
(Ray: They don't have gills. What is they need to breathe?)
(1 of) to avoid sinking or drowning
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According to a German magazine, under Hitler the state gave newlyweds one of these books |
(Myra: What is "A Marital Manual, a Sex Guide"?)
Mein Kampf
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It's "The Paris of the Balkans", which makes it, we guess, "The Paris of Romania", too |
(Renee: What is..I'm sorry.)
Bucharest
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"The Esquire Cookbook" says scrambled eggs this style were created by chef to King Farouk, not TV host Phil |
Donahue
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Aztec slaves could not only own property, but ironically, even these |
other slaves
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"I admit the deed! Tear up the planks! Here! Here! t is the beating of his hideous heart!" |
"The Tell-Tale Heart"
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# of stars in the "belt" of the constellation Orion |
[End-of-round signal sounds]
3
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With ads shot in her Koala blue store, this singer is now promoting Australian tourism |
Olivia Newton-John
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This country is developing a new capital, Abuja, to replace Lagos |
Nigeria
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Profession of the Italian cook who created "Tournedos Rossini" |
(Ray: I'll take a guess, a composer.) (Alex: Sorry.) (Ray: What is [*]?) ... (Alex: Ray had it, but he remembered too late. We've got a minute to go.)
a composer
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in 1488, the pope accepted 100 Moorish slaves from this Spanish king |
(Renee: Who is Philip?)
Ferdinand
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"...most gratefully bless the day when Mr. Jones was married to his Sophia" |
Tom Jones
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Comedian who is spending 1987 traveling the U.S. to ask people why they like Pizza Hut |
Rich Hall
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New Zealand's capital was named for Arthur Wellesley, the 1st man given this title |
(Duke of) Wellington
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Only the ribs of this animal can be properly prepared as spareribs |
a pig
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The only slave state west of the Mississippi not to secede from the Union |
(What is Arkansas?)
Missouri
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"Hello everybody. This is Mrs. Norman Maine." |
A Star is Born
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In naming NY estate he bought n '34 to house curios, he used "BION", initials of his newspaper feature |
(Myra: Who is FDR?)
Robert Ripley ("Believe It or Not!")
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Willemstad, the capital of the Netherlands Antilles, is on this, the largest of its islands |
CuraƧao
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When a French chef makes "tomatoes farcies" , "farcies" indicates he has done this |
stuff them
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chain of events leading to freedom for this island country began with a huge slave revolt in 1791 |
Haiti
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"'Some men so loved her, that they did dare much for her sake.'--Jonathan Harker" |
Dracula
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