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This U.S. commander of the gulf forces is known to his West Point colleagues as "The Bear" |
Schwarzkopf
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The abbreviation H.R.H. before Princess Diana's name indicates you should refer to her this way |
Her Royal Highness
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The Colts play their home football games at the Hoosier Dome in this state capital |
Indianapolis
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In "The Voyages of" this doctor, he & Tommy go to Spider Monkey Island to hunt beetles |
Doctor Dolittle
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The first store in this chain was originally called the "Baby Furniture and Toy Supermarket" |
Toys "R" Us
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This Roy Orbison song lost in 1964, but a remake used in a Julia Roberts film won in 1991 |
"Pretty Woman"
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On January 18, 1991 the first one of these used in combat took out a scud near the Iraq-Kuwait border |
a Patriot missile
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In movie ratings, it's what PG stands for |
Parental Guidance
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This capital of South Dakota lies about 8 miles from the geographic center of the state |
(David: What is Bismarck?) ... (Tim: What is "Pee-air"?) (Alex: "Peer", yes.)
Pierre
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The Ugly Duckling is actually 1 of these animals |
a swan
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George Eastman arrived at the name of this company by making up words that started & ended with "K" |
Kodak
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Nominated in 8 categories, his only '91 Grammy came for Record of the Year for "Another Day In Paradise" |
Phil Collins
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Said one way it means "clash"; the way Bush says it, it means "a shoeshine boy" |
(Alex: ["Suh-dom"]. That means "clash". ["Sad-um"], what the president says, means "shoeshine boy".)
Saddam
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Had Gulliver attended Lilliput U., he would have been a BMOC, which stands for this |
big man on campus
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It's not just a state capital; it's also "Music City, U.S.A." |
Nashville, Tennessee
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Last name of the sets of twins Bert & Nan & Freddie & Flossie |
Bobbsey twins
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In 1955, 2 brothers named Richard & Henry founded this famous tax accounting firm |
H&R Block
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Alan Menken & Howard Ashman won Grammys for composing "Under The Sea" for this children's film |
The Little Mermaid
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After going off on their own in No-Man's-Land, this CBS reporter & his crew were taken captive |
Bob Simon
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Your ma and pa could tell you MA & PA are the postal abbreviations for these two states |
Massachusetts & Pennsylvania
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Roger Williams Park covers more than 450 acres in this capital city |
(Tim: What is Richmond?) ... (Alex: Roger Williams was very important in the state of Rhode Island, whose capital is [*], and that cost you 500.)
Providence, Rhode Island
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"Norah of Billabong" takes place on a cattle station in this country |
Australia
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Since buying Binney & Smith, this co. not only ranks No. 1 in greeting cards but in crayons as well |
Hallmark
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Bette Midler opened the telecast with this song which later was named song of the year |
"From A Distance"
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This battleship launched in January 1944 hadn't fired its guns in anger since the Korean War |
(Alex: The battleship was the "Mighty Mo", the [*].)
Missouri
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This measure of heat used to rate the cooling capacity of air conditioners is abbreviated Btu |
[NOTE: While the rest of the clue was capitalized as usual, the abbreviation was capitalized "Btu".]
the British Thermal unit
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This capital was originally settled during the "Pikes Peak or Bust" gold rush of 1859 |
Denver
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Elephant befriended by a rich old lady who understands right away he was "longing for a fine suit" |
Babar
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Founded in 1919, this county's KLM Airline is the world's oldest |
the Netherlands
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The album "Back on the Block" was responsible for 5 of his 6 Grammys |
Quincy Jones
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