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TAKE THIS CATEGORY LAST!! |
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Its inner and outer regions are separated by the Gobi Desert |
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A cover by Peter, Paul & Mary of "Blowin' In The Wind" helped make this "Freewheelin'" singer a household name |
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There are "rules of" this, which is information that is admissible in a court of law |
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Holmes called this scoundrel the "Napoleon of crime" even though he only appeared in 2 Conan Doyle tales |
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This color precedes "lady" & "Cadillac" & also the word "elephants" in a "Dumbo" song |
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Each correct response in the "VOCABULARY" category was a title word in this author's alphabet mystery series |
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This second-largest island has an area of about 306,000 square miles & is shaped like a huge bird |
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Hits about women named Lucille & Ruby gave this Houston-born singer money to "gamble" with |
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Add a letter to the name of a young fictional rabbit chaser to get this feeling of ill will |
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This 1876 title literary hero returns with a friend in time to hear his eulogy & clear Muff Potter of murder |
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The OED says this color refers to a man of "Nordic type" & can be spelled with no "E" when referencing men |
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Each correct response in the "GEOGRAPHY" category is found in this classic board game of global domination |
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Maracaibo is the second-largest city in this country |
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"New York State Of Mind" is a classic by this singer from Hicksville, New York |
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The book "Born Losers" traces this term for a penniless debtor to the futility of whipping a deceased horse |
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"I am jealous of everything whose beauty does not die", complains this Wilde character |
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The Federal government uses it to indicate a "high" risk of terrorist attack |
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In the category "SINGERS", each of the vocalists sang on this 1985 Quincy Jones-produced song |
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This island's Cape Morris Jesup is about 500 miles from the North Pole |
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The South African band Ladysmith Black Mambazo sang on his song "Diamonds On The Soles Of Her Shoes" |
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It ominously follows "last" or precedes "day", & it's spelled with or without an "E" in the middle |
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I'll give you two bits if you can name this hero of H.R. Haggard's adventure tale "King Solomon's Mines" |
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JFK Jr. & Ted Turner both graduated from this Providence university |
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"COLORIFIC" colors are "Mr." roles in this film, so named by garbling "Au revoir, les enfants" |
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This peninsula seen here lies between the Bering Sea & the Sea of Okhotsk |
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This singer was "Moonlighting" when he won Grammys in three different categories |
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This 8-letter synonym for "guileless" comes from the Latin nocere, "to harm" |
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In a subsequent Jules Verne novel, we find that this marine commander is a rajah's son named Prince Dakkar |
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These rules got their name from the paper color they were printed on in New Haven Colony in the 17th century |
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Correct responses in "HERO & VILLAIN" can be seen in this 2003 film, from a graphic novel by Alan Moore |
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