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THAT INVENTION IS ELECTRIC |
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BEFORE SHE WAS FIRST LADY |
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From the 200s to the 800s, the Ethiopian kingdom of Aksum dominated the southwest coast of this "colorful" sea |
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In may 1958 an electronics tinkerer & a doctor kept a dog's heart going with a gizmo they called tiknik & this device was born |
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She was the first woman to become a partner at the prestigious Rose Law Firm in Little Rock, Arkansas |
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A ferocious X-Man would be less cool if we knew him as "Skunk Bear", this mammal with a nasty odor |
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Oft spoken on this series: "The tribe has spoken" |
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To dig beneath, or to subvert via nefarious activity |
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Legend says the Shona capital of Great Zimbabwe was once the home of this biblical queen |
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Jack Cover read about a man who survived walking into an electric fence & as a result, police use these devices |
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She appeared on Broadway in "Lute Song" with Yul Brynner & Mary Martin |
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Indonesians call the titan arum "bunga bangkai", meaning this dead body "flower"; it can grow 6 fragrant inches a day |
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On "Game of Thrones", Ygritte told this character, "You know nothing" |
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"Mission: Impossible" often said the secretary might do this, deny knowledge of the team's actions |
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The Punic Wars were punitive to this North African empire, destroyed in 146 B.C. |
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The advocacy of John Counsell, who suffered a spinal injury in the 1942 Dieppe Raid, led to the 1st electric one in the 1950s |
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In Missouri, where she grew up, she was an accomplished athlete, excelling in several sports including tennis |
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John Goodman's Sulley gives Mike his choice of odorants--old dumpster, smelly garbage or wet dog--in this film |
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On "Star Trek: The Next Generation", this group warned, "Resistance is futile" |
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The Latin for "speak against" gives us this verb of refutation |
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This fabled trading city of the medieval Malian Empire was home to 25,000 Islamic scholars |
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In 1859 Gaston Planté developed "the accumulator", a world-changing one of these found in many cars today |
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Prior to her marriage she was a teacher & school librarian in Texas |
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That rotten egg smell can happen when sulfur, this biblical substance used to torment sinners, combines with hydrogen |
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This 3-word catchphrase gives audience members the chance to play on "The Price Is Right" |
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In electronics, it means to increase the current or voltage of something; it can also mean to make anything stronger |
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In ancient times, Nubia had this 4-letter name & it's an easy job to remember it |
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In the 1830s Joseph Henry invented this 5-letter device used in telegraphs; he used it to send lunch orders from his lab to his home |
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His wife, the former Lou Henry, was one of the first women in the U.S. to earn a geology degree |
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Ig Nobel prize-winning work showed that a malaria mosquito was drawn to the smell of this German cheese & human feet, equally |
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Urkel's catchphrase on "Family Matters" was this question |
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This word that ends with violence means to rid of misguided notions |
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