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Here's the path on which this duo led their expedition between 1804 & 1806, covering around 8,000 miles |
Lewis & Clark
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From 1914 to 1935 pitchers walked him 2,062 times, with good reason |
Babe Ruth
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Title total of Scheherazade's tale-telling evenings |
1,001
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100 years ago, in November 1922 Howard Carter made this discovery, some 3,000 years after the death that caused its creation |
(Jeff: What is King Tut?) (Mayim: More specific?) (Jeff: What is [**]?)
King Tut's tomb (King Tut's body as a mummy)
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With some of the warmest fur of any mammal, this fox species, Vulpes lagopus, can survive temperatures as low as -58 degrees F. |
(Jeff: What is ermine?)
the Arctic fox
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About 25 species of this arachnid with a segmented & curved tail have venom that can kill humans |
scorpion
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The Mexican army's win in the spring of 1862 over Napoleon III's forces is still honored today with this annual celebration |
Cinco de Mayo
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After 8 seasons in the Majors, hotheaded Babe Pinelli became one of these, with which he had frequently argued as a player |
an umpire
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Named the "City of Everett", the first of these Boeing jumbo jets took to the skies in 1969 |
747
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Happy 65th to this flying disc that Wham-O began rolling out in 1957 |
the Frisbee
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The subject of much world folklore, this colorful species of fox, Vulpes vulpes, is the most common |
the red fox
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A decoration utilizing small, colored inlaid glass & stone pieces |
a mosaic
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In early 2022, things got eventful in this Canadian city with traffic-paralyzing protests |
Ottawa
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In 1909 Pittsburgh's Babe Adams became the only rookie ever to pitch & win 3 games in one of these |
the World Series
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Year of James A. Garfield's entire presidency |
1881
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March 1, 2022 was the 150th anniversary of this national park, home to half the world's active geysers |
Yellowstone
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Widespread vaccination programs aim to reduce the incidence of this deadly disease in foxes, from the Latin for "madness" |
rabies
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A shade of red, or to leave someone stuck on an island |
maroon
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In 2003 this Canadian territory dropped "Territory" to go by a single name |
(Jeff: What is Nunavut?)
Yukon
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In 1928 the Brooklyn Daily Eagle said this team's Babe Herman is "a great outfielder except for his inability to catch flyballs" |
the Brooklyn Dodgers
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Washington, D.C.'s longtime area code |
202
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It's been 50 years since this company named for its 2 founders introduced the first pocket scientific calculator |
Hewlett-Packard
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This other animal is in the name of the big-eared fox seen here |
(Mayim: Yes, that's the [*]-eared fox.)
the bat
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A shade of red associated with embarrassment |
crimson
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Elected president of Mexico in 1833, this Alamo general would serve in the post 11 times over the next 22 years |
(Antonio López de) Santa Anna
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When this man's 2,130 consecutive-game streak ended in 1939, Babe Dahlgren took his place & went 2 for 5 with a homer |
Lou Gehrig
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The Lee-Enfield rifle used by British forces in the Boer War & 2 world wars was also known as this, its caliber |
the 303
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June 5, 2022 is the 75th anniversary of when he first suggested his European recovery plan in a 12-minute speech at Harvard |
Marshall
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A female fox is a vixen; a male fox can be called a dog or this, the name of a fox from Old French tales |
reynard
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Specially made 2-word area in a house to retreat to in times of great fear |
a panic room
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