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Originally, this Austrian city was a Celtic settlement called Vindobona |
Vienna
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This U.K. broadcasting entity began its first regularly scheduled TV service in 1936 |
the BBC
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A shepherd named Faustulus found this pair being suckled by a she-wolf |
Romulus & Remus
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Because of this 1912 disaster, steamships were required to carry sufficient lifeboats |
the Titanic
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Now generally made with chicken, Brunswick stew was originally made with these nut gatherers |
squirrels
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The Jivaro Indians of Ecuador are famous for making shrunken ones of these |
heads
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You'll find the Parliament building in this Swedish city on Helgeandsholmen --"Holy Ghost Island" |
Stockholm
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Launched in 1984, this cable network known as AMC specializes in films of the '30s to the '70s |
(Brooks: What is the American Movie Channel?)
the American Movie Classics
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Callisto, a handmaiden to Artemis, was changed into a bear & later became this constellation |
Ursa Major
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On May 25, 1968 this landmark designed by Eero Saarinen was dedicated in St. Louis |
the Gateway Arch
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This most famous Hungarian meat stew is flavored with paprika & often served with buttered noodles |
goulash
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An opening in the deck of a ship, or to come out of a shell |
(Brooks: [*]. What is [*]?)
hatch
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Children can sometimes try on costumes at the Teatermuseet, or Theater Museum, in this Norwegian capital |
Oslo
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Tuners for this broadcast band were required in all TVs manufactured after April 30, 1964 |
UHF
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Calais & Zetes, sons of Boreas the North Wind, sailed with Jason on the quest for this object |
the Golden Fleece
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On March 9, 1916 this Mexican revolutionary & his men killed 17 in Columbus, New Mexico |
Pancho Villa
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This creole stew thickened with okra begins with a dark roux, a mixture of flour & fat |
gumbo
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Word game to play at a necktie party |
hangman
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The palace of Wilanow, which has been called the Polish Versailles, lies on the outskirts of this city |
Warsaw
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Before creating "Star Trek", he was head writer of "Have Gun, Will Travel" |
Gene Roddenberry
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As the god & goddess of this, Mars & Minerva were honored during the Quinquatrus festival |
war
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In 1935 this newspaper publisher earned the USA's largest salary |
(William Randolph) Hearst
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Cassoulet is a stew from France's Languedoc Region made of meat & the dried haricot type of these |
beans
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It's about 5 feet tall, weighs about 4 tons & is related to the pig |
a hippopotamus
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An equestrian statue of King Philip III stands in the center of this city's Plaza Mayor |
Madrid
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This bishop began his "Life Is Worth Living" series on the Dumont Network; later he moved to ABC |
Fulton Sheen
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As a baby Hermes killed one of these creatures to make a lyre from its shell |
[Mike said both options.]
a turtle (tortoise)
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On Nov. 1, 1952 the U.S. detonated the first hydrogen bomb at this Pacific atoll |
(Mike: What is Bikini?)
Eniwetok
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Tunisians use harissa sauce to spice up this stew usually served over steamed semolina |
couscous
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Popular name of the sect brought to the U.S. in the 1960s by A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada |
Hare Krishna
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