ALSO A CLASSIC MONOPOLY SPACE |
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BIRTH, SCHOOL, WORK, DEATH |
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(I'm Gretchen Morgenson.) Stories like "How Did They Value Stocks? Count The Absurd Ways" won me a 2002 Pulitzer for beat reporting. My beat is this street |
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Victoria Beckham was the Posh member of this group; Mel B was Scary |
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1904, studied art in Madrid, got surreal, 1989 |
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From the Latin for "kidnapping", it's stealing the ideas or writings of another & passing them off as your own |
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In geologic time, of epoch, period & era, the one that's the longest |
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(I'm James Risen.) With my Times colleague Eric Lichtblau, I won a Pulitzer in 2006 for our disclosure of the Bush administration's use of domestic electronic eavesdropping without these legal documents issued by a judge |
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It was bound to happen--but Beyonce first found fame as a member of this group |
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1642, Trinity College, did some astronomy & math, 1727 |
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The name of this official Chinese language comes from the Sanskrit for "counselor" |
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The traditional number of days in a U.S. school year, it's the title of a PBS "Inside An American High School" program |
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No money needed for the meter |
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(I'm Amy Harmon.) I won my second Pulitzer in 2008 for a series about the new information that can be gleaned about a person's genetic profile with this kind of test which some people welcome & others prefer not to know |
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In 2000 they took home 4 CMA Awards, including Best Album for "Fly" |
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1961, Rutgers, dazzled us as Tony Soprano, 2013 |
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Before it had instrument readouts, it was a panel that kept mud from splashing into horse-drawn vehicles |
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Seaside pathway of narrow wooden slats |
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(I'm Linda Greenhouse.) I won a 1998 Pulitzer for covering the Supreme Court with articles like "Why" this name of a failed nominee "Is Still a Verb in Politics 10 Years Later" |
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A hotel room in 1888, a year at Princeton, some "Electra"-fying playwriting, a hotel room in 1953 |
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The name of this small magnifying glass used by jewellers is from a French term for a flawed gem |
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A geisha's fee is figured in "sticks", about a stick an hour; the term originated as the time it took a stick of this to burn |
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Punitive penalty assessed to sports teams that spend more than the salary cap |
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1756, home schooled by his father Leopold, musician/composer, 1791 |
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In mythology it's the shield of Zeus; it also means protection or sponsorship |
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Used instead of B.C. as a secular date reference, B.C.E stands for this |
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