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Added to U.S. Nat'l Archives was marriage certificate of this ruler who'd killed himself the year before |
Adolf Hitler
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In a singles bar, they'll ask for your sign, but a pro at this will ask for your birthday |
(George: What is your astrological sign?)
astrology
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English translation of this Strauss title is "The Cavalier of the Rose" |
Der Rosenkavalier
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According to "USA Today", 95% of newsweekly magazines' sales are by this |
subscription
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The Society for Industrial & Applied Mathematics, not a country that exports cats |
SIAM
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The Sponsor of "Wild Kingdom" |
Mutual of Omaha
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In its 2nd test, it sank 10 ships, including the battleship "Arkansas" |
an atomic test
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The radiated light around your body which can be seen by certain attuned people |
your aura
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In his "Don Giovanni" an orchestra on stage played an aria from his "Marriage of Figaro" |
Mozart
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In 1909, John Hill & he formed a company to publish technical books |
(George: What is [*]-Hill?)
McGraw
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Actors belong to SAG, but extras belong to SEG, this union |
the Screen Extras Guild
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Long before "Night Court", she was a real gem writing for Uncle Milty & Sid Caesar |
(Alex: Yes, with less than a minute to go in the round.)
Selma Diamond
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This crooner introduced the idea of transcribed rather than live broadcasts |
Bing Crosby
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In a series of books, Carlos Castaneda tells of his apprenticeship with this Yaqui Indian |
Don Juan
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Appropriate profession of Floria Tosca in the opera "Tosca" |
(George: What is a spy?) (Ann: What is a hooker?)
an opera singer
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"At the Movies" reviewers Siskel & Ebert write for these rival Chicago papers |
the Chicago Tribune & the Sun-Times
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Missiles called "SAM"s are of this type |
surface-to-air missiles
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Based on the Peter Bogdanovich film, this 1974 series featured Jodie Foster as Addie Pray |
Paper moon
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A leading Shakespearean actor in the 1890s, this movie cowboy died June 23, 1946 |
William S. Hart
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Spiritual organ located in the center of the forehead |
(Ann: What is the chakra?)
(Alex: No. [pause] More specific.)
(Ann: [*].)
the third eye
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Opened in 1833, it presented its 1st American opera in 1910 |
the Met
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Eugene F. Maleska edits this for "The New York Times" |
the crossword puzzles
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Meaning of graphic designers' axiom "KISS" |
keep it simple, stupid
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The U.N. voted 46-to-7 to accept this family's offer of a site in New York for permanent headquarters |
(Ann: What is Geneva?)
the Rockefeller family
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Sanskrit for "to blow out", for only in this state is hate, greed & ignorance extinguished |
nirvana
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"Ho-jo-ho-to" was her battle cry in Act II of Wagner's "Die Walkure" |
[End-of-the-round signal sounds]
Brünnhilde
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Publishers of Dr. Seuss, in 1933, they won the U.S.'s most famous censorship case on "Ulysses" |
Random House
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To Chevy, IROC is a Camaro, bt to A.J. Foyt it's this event he's driven IROCs in |
the International Race of Champions
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