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Western subway trains pass thru the eastern sector of this city, though all stations but one are closed |
Berlin
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1 of 2 animals on which you'd put a howdah in which to ride |
(1 of) camel (or elephant)
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Rim of basketball goal, or a shot that's scored in it |
hoop
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The "Union Party" was a coalition that successfully elected him president in 1864 |
Lincoln
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The word art comes from the word "ars", meaning "skill" in this language |
Latin
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In 1984, this studio established "Touchstone Films" to make films different from its usual product |
Disney
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Lausanne is French-speaking while Lucerne is a German-speaking city in this country |
Switzerland
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When we gave 2 musk-oxen to China in 1972, they reciprocated with this animal gift |
[The end-of-round signal sounds.]
giant pandas
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The "final resting place" for an epitaph |
headstone
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The Republicans were organized in 1854 to oppose the spread of this |
slavery
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Rodin's famous 1886 statue of lovers, so named because they're doing it |
(Alex: Less than a minute to go.)
kissing
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He directed 1970 movie M·A·S·H, but his son made more money for writing the "theme song" lyrics |
[The movie's title used middle dots and no quotes.]
Robert Altman
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City located directly north of Windsor, Ontario, Canada |
Detroit
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The hedgehog does this when threatened |
(Virginia: Uh, what is, uh, throw its quills?) (Lew: What is go underground?)
roll up into a ball
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The Piltdown Man or the Cardiff Giant, for example |
hoax
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Nickname of "States Rights Democrats", who opposed Truman in 1948 |
Dixiecrats
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DGA members have called Ted Turner's plan to do this to classic films "cultural butchery" |
colorizing them
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While Sydney is the largest city on Australia's east coast, this is the largest on its west coast |
Perth
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1978 film that was the last "Best Picture" Oscar winner with an animal mentioned in the title |
The Deer Hunter
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From Latin for "guest room", most people need insurance to pay for guest rooms in these institutions |
(Sue: What are hotels?)
hospitals
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Called the 1st national party in the U.S., it was organized by Alexander Hamilton |
(Sue: What are the Whigs?)
Federalists
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She left NBC News in June 1986 over a salary dispute. And so it goes. |
Linda Ellerbee
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Only city mentioned in the following song is this one in N. Africa:
"See the pyramids along the Nile / Watch the sunrise on a tropic isle / Just remember darlin' all the while..." |
(Sue: What is Tangiers?)
Algiers
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Named for its feeding habit, this tree-boring bird's tongue doesn't extend past its beak |
(Sue: What is a [*]?) [Sue was ruled incorrect and after the last clue of the Double Jeopardy! round she had -1100 with Alex saying goodbye to her. After Alex revealed the Final Jeopardy! category he let Sue know her response was acceptable and that she would be playing in the Final Jeopardy! round.]
woodpecker* (sapsucker)
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A "modest pastry" that's usually eaten reluctantly |
(Sue: Uh, what's a half moon?)
humble pie
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Only successful write-in candidate in Senate history, this former So. Carolina gov. was elected in '54 |
Strom Thurmond
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3 of the 4 founders of United Artists |
(Sue: Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks & Harold Lloyd?) (Alex: You were incorrect and as well you didn't phrase it in the form of a question.)
(3 of) Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks, Charles Chaplin & D.W. Griffith
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