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Used in a dusting powder, this 4-letter mineral is a 1, meaning the softest, on the Mohs hardness scale |
talc
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Coat the freshly sliced bananas in a caramelized sugar sauce & ignite dark rum in this dessert |
bananas Foster
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In U.S. movie ratings, a film with this letter requires an accompanying parent or adult guardian for anyone under 17 |
R
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In the '90s the NBA briefly shortened the distance of this line on the court to a uniform 22 feet around the basket |
the three-point line
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Director Penny Marshall cast her daughter, Tracy Reiner, as Betty Spaghetti in this beloved baseball movie |
A League of Their Own
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Beckley, Morgantown |
West Virginia
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Term for the tendency of some minerals to break along irregular lines; it sounds like what can happen to a bone |
fracture
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3 little French words, this dish is chicken braised in wine, mushrooms & lardons, often with cognac flambé action |
coq au vin
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In an emergency or not, in Morse code 3 dashes represent this letter |
(Andrew: What is S?)
O
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Per the FIVB, the court for the indoor type of this sport is 59 feet long with an attack line 9 feet, 10 inches from the net |
volleyball
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In 1890 Alfred Marshall published "Principles of" this field of study & expounded upon the elasticity of demand |
economics
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Rugby, Grand Forks |
(Rachel: Uh, what is... oh, um, lost it.) (Andrew: What is Washington?)
North Dakota
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When clear & colorless, this common mineral is known as rock crystal |
quartz
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A food blogger thought that turning 30 "calls for blowing up an ice cream cake in flames" & detailed a recipe for this |
Baked Alaska
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NFL players Bart Starr & LeRoy Butler proudly wore this letter on their helmets |
(Andrew: What is... C?) ... (Ken: Green Bay, yes.)
G
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The Tournament of Champions for this sport is held in a glass court in the middle of Grand Central Terminal |
squash
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James Marshall made an 1848 find "beneath the surface of the water" at property owned by this man |
(Ken: Kara?) (Kara: Who... is... Napoleon?) (Ken: No, I'm afraid not, 1848 he found gold in California at [*]'s property.)
John Sutter
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Choctaw, Broken Arrow |
Oklahoma
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A gem, or for that matter, a romance or an activity can "lose its" this, the way a mineral reflects light |
luster
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The entree called steak her dates to the 1930s & includes a filet, cream, shallots, Worcestershire & flambéed cognac |
Diane
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Therese Anne Fowler's novelized life story of the wife of F. Scott Fitzgerald has this title |
Z
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U.S. Open blue is the color of the court at the main stadium in Flushing named for this tennis star |
Arthur Ashe
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While juggling multiple court terms a year, this Chief Justice had time to write "The Life of George Washington" between 1801 & 1835 |
(Rachel: Uh, who is Thurgood Marshall?) (Andrew: Who is Jay?)
John Marshall
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Jacksonville, Texarkana |
(Rachel: Uh, what is Mississippi?) (Kara: Oh, um... what is New Mexico?) ... (Ken: It's actually in the name, Texarkana, [*] is the landlocked state.)
Arkansas
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Almandine is a type of this gemstone that's been favored by lapidaries since ancient times & lends its name to a very dark red |
garnet
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Legend has the Prince of Wales asking the creator of this dessert that gets lit to end it with a female name instead of princesse |
Crêpes Suzette
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The flag of the alma mater of actor Moroni Olsen & historian Brigham Roberts bears this letter, or 2 of them |
(Ken: It's a [*] for the University of Utah.)
U
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The Boston Celtics' home court has this type of pattern flooring, originally made from scraps of Tennessee red oak |
parquet wood
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We hope you know of the work of this Canadian communications theorist who said, "The medium is the message" |
McLuhan
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