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You might find bubbly people in this region |
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These events, hearing from the beyond, were popular in Victorian days, when the one seen here took place |
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This group is composed of those of your same age or social position; in a courtroom, you might face a jury of them |
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The lord of the lockup, the potentate of the pen |
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Popular since the 19th century, spirit talking board were sold in 1966 in a Parker Brothers game version under this name |
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(Mike & Mike from ESPN present the clue.) "The greatest Super Bowl had to be the 1969 game when Joe Namath led the Jets over the heavily favored Colts..." "That's not bad, but not up to the game when this guy marched the 49ers down the field in 1989 in a game-winning drive" |
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The top, crispy 1% of the bread, or the very richest part of a society |
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This strip of dirt lets an outfield know he's approaching the wall |
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Be careful when you come across one of these, a "double-goer" in German-- some can be evil & dangerous |
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In the '70s this Cowboys quarterback was called "Captain Comeback" & "Roger the Dodger" |
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Bernie Sanders spent much of 2016 urging change to this 2-word Latin term for the existing state of affairs |
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Phrase meaning "with flaws included" |
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Also called an O.B.E., it's the sensation that one's self is in a different location from one's physical form |
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NFL quarterback Archie Manning never reached the Super Bowl, but these 2 sons have each won a Super Bowl MVP award |
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This social science focuses on the characteristics of human populations such as size, growth & distribution |
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In 1953, in a final letter to their sons, they wrote, "Always remember that we were innocent" |
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A singer, or a songbird such as the yellow-breasted chat |
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A pungent pepper bears the name of this port |
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From the Greek for "outer" & "form", this supernatural substance is said to exude from a medium & be used by a spirit to manifest |
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This Vikings quarterback co-hosted "That's Incredible!" & spoke at the 2016 Republican convention |
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Max Weber, a founder of modern sociology, wrote of this religious "Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism" |
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After he splashed down in the Atlantic on May 5, 1961, he said, "Boy, what a ride!"--& he hadn't even orbited |
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An area where rabbits live in burrows |
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