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It's believed that this country's first clans arose c. 1000 A.D. during the reign of King Malcolm II |
Scotland
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In 1988 this former James Bond was named "Best Supporting Actor" for "The Untouchables" |
Sean Connery
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It's a large, square- ended, flat boat used to carry sand, coal or even garbage |
a barge (scow)
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In 1868 this city succeeded Milledgeville as the state capital |
Atlanta
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Sometimes the man who catches this places it on the leg of the woman who catches the bouquet |
the garter
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Gun, curry, talcum |
powders
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On a 1967 visit to Canada, Charles de Gaulle voiced support for this province's independence movement |
Quebec
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This 1991 "Best Picture" winner starring Jodie Foster was the first to appear on home video prior to its win |
(Pam: What is The Accused?) [Larry did not include the leading article in his response.]
The Silence of the Lambs
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We wonder how many miles the Spanish got to one of these 16th century treasure ships |
a galleon
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This Protestant group constitutes Georgia's largest religious denomination |
Baptists
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If your wedding is canceled, you should do this with the gifts you've received |
return them
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Bull, pig, ballpoint |
pens
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In 1899, 26 nations took part in the 1st of 2 peace conferences held in this Dutch seat of government |
The Hague
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On March 26, 1990, this revered Japanese director received an honorary Oscar for his body of work |
Kurosawa
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In this popular strategy game, it takes 5 direct hits to sink an aircraft carrier |
Battleship
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Tourists can visit this president's home, the Little White House, at Warm Springs |
FDR
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They're expected to seat the guests & escort the bridesmaids |
the ushers
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Sweat, rubber, marching |
bands
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In 1908 Bulgaria's King Ferdinand declared his country's full independence from this empire |
(Larry: What is the Austrio-Hungary--Austral-Hungarian Empire?)
the Ottoman Empire
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This director received Oscar nominations for his first 2 films, winning for "The Graduate" |
(Mike) Nichols
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It's a ship with no regular schedule that takes hauling jobs as it finds them |
a tramp
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The USA's oldest orphanage, the Bethesda Home for Boys, opened in 1740 in this port city |
Savannah
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Styles of these worn by brides include blusher, fly-away & birdcage |
veils
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Black, flea, stock |
markets
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Founded in 1392, the Yi Dynasty ruled this country for over 500 years |
(Larry: What is China?) (Kevin: Uh, what is Japan?)
Korea
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Keith Carradine won a 1975 Oscar for composing "I'm Easy" for this Robert Altman film |
Nashville
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The term for this small boat that's often towed hails from Hindi |
(Kevin: What is a dhow?)
a dinghy
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Gutzon Borglum was the first sculptor to work on this 90-foot-high memorial east of Atlanta |
Stone Mountain
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Bride's magazine suggests using the "Spring" part of this Vivaldi work for the processional |
The Four Seasons
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Jackknife, swan, a disreputable bar |
dives
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