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This 19th c. pres. was a champion wrestler who only lost 1 match, to another soldier in the Illinois volunteer militia |
Abraham Lincoln
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Sony is an MNC, short for this, meaning it has sites all over the world |
a multinational corporation
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You may be more familiar with the La Brea ones, but there's a sticky batch of these in Carpinteria, California as well |
tar pits
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Aunt May & Norman Osborn show up in this superhero's Marvel-ous high-flying game |
Spider-Man
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To cast a ballot & to refuse to allow something |
vote & veto
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Corepower, the largest U.S. chain of studios for this activity, once touted "inner peace & flat abs in an hour" |
(Kara: What is CrossFit?) (Ben: What is Pilates?)
yoga
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Eastport in this state is fittingly the easternmost city in the lower 48 states |
Maine
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In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, you can choose among many avatars like Link, Donkey Kong or this fast hedgehog |
Sonic
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Reasonably enough, it's a Hindi king or prince ranking above a raja |
(Ben: What is a raj?)
maharaja
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A "golden" lack of noise & a permit for cruising in your convertible |
silence & license
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This family-friendly pizza chain with a mouse mascot has more than 600 locations |
Chuck E. Cheese
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Charging one nickel, the first automated these hit Oklahoma city streets in 1935 |
a parking meter
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Many online games say they are "F2P" , meaning this; beware, there are usually ways to spend cash down the line |
free to play
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In ancient times a tetrarch by definition ruled this much of a region or province |
a fourth
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To make a sauce more viscous & the room of the house where it might happen |
thicken & kitchen
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In Sweden these people get a text message when their lifesaving donation is used, as for a trauma victim |
blood donors
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Despite the state found in the name of this airline, its home offices are in Seattle |
(Ben: What is Alaskan Airlines?) (Alex: That's right.) [Applause] (Alex: You have $1,800 now.) (Alex: Ah, I'm getting an indication you added an "n." It's [*], so you're back in the red.)
Alaska Airlines
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You can feel like an 1880s train rider aboard the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad in this state |
Colorado
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The 7 rotatable blocks used in this video game have names like Orange Ricky, Hero & Smashboy |
[ERRATUM: These names came from a hoax propagated online; the Tetris manual does not refer to them as such.]
Tetris
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A nuncio is an ambassador or representative from this person |
the pope
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Place for your tootsies on a ten-speed & to beg strongly |
pedal & plead
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Jack London encouraged this young cartoonist who created the "Believe It or Not!" strip, later spun off into multiple TV series |
[The end-of-round signal sounds.]
Ripley
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With shared spaces & private offices, this alliterative company helps business get done in more than 110 cities |
(Alex: Less than a minute now.)
WeWork
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Historians say many residents of this 175-mile long chain of islands off North Carolina are descended from pirates |
the Outer Banks
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Of the 4 ghosts in the original English version of the Pac-Man game, the one that doesn't rhyme with the others |
(Ben: What is Dot?) (Kara: What is Spot?) ... (Alex: The members are Inky, Blinky, and Dinky, and the one that does not rhyme is [*].) [Alex corrected Dinky to Pinky after the break.]
Clyde
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John Fisher's lofty British naval titles included First Sea Lord (1904) & Admiral of this (1905) |
(Kara: What is the Atlantic?) (Ben: What is the Royal Navy?)
Admiral of the Fleet
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Hogs or pigs & a synonym for a tendon |
swine & sinew
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