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A DISASTER OF BIBLICAL PROPORTIONS |
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"Shape", about the hidden meaning of this branch of math, is dedicated in part to "AB"--presumably a person, not a line |
geometry
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Seen here, Swan House, in Atlanta's Buckhead neighborhood, stood in for President's Snow's mansion in this film series |
[Shayan does not include "The" in his response.]
The Hunger Games
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After wheat is processed via milling, about 72% of the original grain ends up in sacks of this |
flour
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A Bible of sorts for members of the Red Guards, "The Little Red Book" is a collection of his quotations |
(Eleanor: Who is Washington?)
Mao (Tse-tung)
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After this man makes burnt offerings, "The Lord said... neither will I again smite any more every thing living, as I have done" |
Noah
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Meaning "same here", it has its own marks |
ditto
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"Duty" is the memoir of Robert Gates, who held this job from 2006 to 2011 |
Secretary of Defense
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Woodbury in this AMC series was actually the town of Senoia & the Alexandria Safe Zone scenes were also shot there |
The Walking Dead
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The Haber-Bosch process combines nitrogen & hydrogen to produce this strong-smelling gas that's liquefied into fertilizer |
ammonia
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In 1965, early in his career, he used a Honda motorcycle to leap over 2 mountain lions & a box of rattlesnakes |
Evel Knievel
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These insects "did eat every herb of the land, and all the fruit of the trees which the hail had left" |
locusts
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Made with espresso, it's named for resembling the color of a certain friar's habit |
cappuccino
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This word for all kinds of distractions from clear thinking is the title of a book subtitled "A Flaw in Human Judgment" |
(David: Hmm, what is fallacy?)
noise
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He not only created & executive-produced "The Haves and the Have Nots" for OWN, the series was filmed at his studios |
Tyler Perry
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It's the elegant term for the process by which crude oil is distilled & purified into useful forms of petroleum |
refining
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He won nine gold medals in four Olympics before retiring from track & field competition in 1997 |
Carl Lewis
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The Lord says, "Your children shall wander in the wilderness" for this length of time, "until your carcases be wasted" |
40 years
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In "Eat, Pray, Love" Elizabeth Gilbert meets a guy from Brazil; soon she's ready to be this, her follow-up book all about marriage |
Committed
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The Whistle Stop Café in Juliette became a real eatery after this 1991 movie filmed there, & still serves up the title dish |
Fried Green Tomatoes
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Here's a vitriolic clue--the lead-chamber process produces this acid that doesn't react with lead |
sulfuric acid
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After his term as vice president, he was reelected to the Senate from Minnesota in 1970 |
(David: Who is Walter Mondale?)
Hubert Humphrey
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There's a lot of smiting & destroying after this group steals the Ark of God; things don't end well for Goliath, either |
the Philistines
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It's the text or "book" of an opera or a musical |
a libretto
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She's the author of the female empowerment bestseller "Untamed" & the wife of Abby Wambach |
(Shayan: Who is Megan Rapinoe?)
Glennon Doyle
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Much of this thriller based on a James Dickey novel was filmed in Northeastern Georgia & on the Chattooga River |
Deliverance
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This process reduces fat globules in milk into small particles that are evenly distributed, so the cream doesn't rise to the top |
homogenization
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A room at the U.S. Department of the Interior is named for this author of "Silent Spring" |
(Rachel) Carson
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In 2 Kings this king of Babylon "cut in pieces all the vessels of gold... in the Temple of the Lord" |
Nebuchadnezzar
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Used to dilate the pupils, atropine is commonly derived from this plant whose name means "beautiful lady" |
belladonna
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