THE JEOPARDY! SORTING HAT |
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Well done! You've been selected to this major branch of the U.S. government whose top members are appointed for life |
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The U.S. put down $11.25 million for this 1803 land deal, though the treaty didn't clearly describe the boundaries |
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Kyle Field, where the Aggies play football, "is the home of" this numerical symbolic fella |
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"Cheers" to "Ally McBeal" |
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Later executed as a traitor, he took power in Norway in 1940 |
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Hester Prynne dies in the last chapter of this novel & is buried next to Arthur Dimmesdale |
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You are now welcome to join us in this group, the highest USDA grade for beef |
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This disaster began on October 8, 1871 in a barn on DeKoven Street & left nearly 100,000 people homeless |
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"I wouldn't touch that with" this item which, set on the ground, will just touch a basketball rim |
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"Breaking Bad" was "In Plain Sight" |
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It's the year the "Q" man seen here was elected vice-president of the United States |
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Major spoiler! This thriller ends with Amy Dunne returning to her husband Nick after staging her own disappearance |
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You're in the high dollar club now, the one named for this largest currency U.S. bill being issued today |
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The unexplained sinking of the USS Maine led the U.S. to declare war on this country on April 25, 1898 |
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As a farewell to Martha Karolyi, this alliterative nickname as used for the 2016 U.S. women's Olympic gymnastics team |
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"iCarly" & "Grey's Anatomy" |
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In 2009 Mary Quant helped launch a Royal Mail stamp series that included this revealing 1960s item she designed |
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As this novel ends, Humbert Humbert kills Quilty & realizes that he has robbed the title character of her childhood |
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The balls have spoken--welcome to this group, the last position to have a member in the Pro Football Hall of Fame |
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This 4-word motto saying watch your step was on many early American flags |
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This expression refers to the promise made to freed slaves; the land was in Sherman's Special Field Order No. 15 |
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For a "Thirtysomething", it's where "American Bandstand" started |
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In 1956 director Jose Quintero staged the first Broadway production of this "Long" Eugene O'Neill play |
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This Donna Tartt novel ends with a reward for Theo & his friend Boris for returning the stolen title painting |
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The hat is all abuzz; you are now a member of this tiniest insect variety of hummingbirds |
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A tax on spirits caused this U.S. rebellion in 1794 |
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It's a long necktie that's been tied in a slipknot & has the ends hanging down |
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"Burn Notice" & "Austin & Ally"; what a crossover episode that would've been |
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In the 1st century Roman teacher Quintilian wrote a key work on this art of persuasive speaking |
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