Jeopardy #8156

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When a big Asian country loses its last vowel, it becomes this body part

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A Nordic country loses its first letter & becomes this area away from the coast

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Drop the fourth letter from an Iberian country & you get this general term for a distance

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Subtract a letter from a 4-letter African country & you get this man who behaves badly, especially to women

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When a Mediterranean isle loses its last letter, it becomes this soda fountain drink

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Thought to contain material transmitted orally over centuries, the "Iliad" is attributed to this poet

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In book 3 Menelaus fights Paris, who ran off with this wife

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There's quite a bit of graphic violence, as when Patroclus kills a Trojan with this long weapon, then hauls him up on it like a fish

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The main character & the greatest Greek warrior, he leads the Myrmidons against the Trojans

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This Trojan warrior is saved by Aphrodite, or there might never have been that epic by Virgil

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In 2011 this weatherman told "TODAY" show viewers he & Lenny Kravitz are cousins

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Jenny McCarthy's first cousin is this scene-stealing co-star of "Bridesmaids"

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In 2011 Gwyneth Paltrow said she'd never met this cousin & Arizona congresswoman, but her prayers were with her

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"The Man with the Golden Gun", Christopher Lee can thank this cousin for creating James Bond

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Very alert: "bright-eyed &" this

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Important people: "movers & " these

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Completely settled: "cut &" this

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With little hope of success: "on a wing &" this

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"All dressed up &" this problem

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Let me give you a hand with a practical joke using a "joy" this

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The Motorola LS350 is this type of device also called a pager

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Types of this attention getter are slide, train & wolf, but it's probably best not to employ the wolf one anymore

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In Greek myth, sailors resisted the calls of these sea nymphs by putting wax in their ears

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Chicago Blackhawks owner Bill Wirtz liked the sound of this on his yacht & used it when his team scored; the custom spread

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midwestiiving.com posted a mouth-watering slideshow of 12 foods that won this prize at state fairs--mmm, butterscotch pie

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For 300 years the French government gave young artists the prize of a stay in this city. On winner's work is seen here

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Tata Steel of India was a 2008 winner of the Deming Prize in the field of TQM, total this management

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The Abel Prize in this field is named for Niels Abel, famed for his work on the quintic function

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Seen at the ceremony of the Breakthrough Prize for scientific discoveries are co-sponsors Mark Zuckerberg and this physician wife

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In a kids' book, on a snowy day Nicki loses this item of clothing, just like the 3 little kittens

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Dostoyevsky's autobiographical novel "The House of the Dead" has been published with the subtitle "or, Prison Life" here--brrr!

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The 2019 book "The Enchanted Forest" is a tie-in with this long-awaited animated sequel

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Set in Iceland, the sixth novel in the Detective Erlendur series is titled not "Frostbite" but this condition

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It's 1954 & tensions are high on an island with a lot of Japanese Americans in David Guterson's novel "Snow Falling on" these

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When the Republic of Texas decided to move the government there in 1839, Waterloo, Texas got this new name

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For work on lasers, Donna Strickland of Ontario's University of Waterloo became the first woman Nobel laureate for this in 55 years

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In the 1890s a fossil one of these mammoth relatives was unearthed near Waterloo in DeKalb County, Indiana

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Cameron Diaz sings & dances as the magical British nanny of Ben Stiller's desire

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A holiday classic where an angel gets his wings & Roberto Benigni gets an Oscar

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Edward Norton tries to convince his brother Edward Furlong not to hate or join up with mutants like Wolverine

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Struggling in Hollywood, Emma Stone & Ryan Gosling time travel with paleontologist Will Ferrell & befriend a primate named Chaka

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George Clooney & Will Smith team up & hunt Nazi art thieves & alien bugs

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Made up primarily of dust & ice, these of the planet Saturn are divided into 7 groups, A through G

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In an epic poem by Keats, Saturn turns for help in regaining his throne to this rather "hyper" other titan

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In 1610 this man was the first to observe Saturn through a telescope

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Saturn has more than 60 moons, including this second-largest named for Zeus' mother

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Saturn was the Roman equivalent of this Greek father god

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(Sarah of the Clue Crews is in Massachusetts.) A national park in Massachusetts preserves the adjacent birthplaces of these two presidents--the first born in 1735, in that cottage, and second, born in 1767 in the other

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From 1955 until Jerry became president, the Ford family lived in a 4-bedroom Colonial in Alexandria in this state

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His hat hangs from an elk antler at Sagamore Hill, his Oyster Bay, New York home

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He wrote part of 1809's "History of New York" while staying in what would later be Martin Van Buren's home, Lindenwald

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Dead just 3 months after retiring, James K, Polk was buried at Polk Place in this state capital

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It's between the toes & the heel

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Lacking small fire-lighting sticks

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Without a member of the House of Lords

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Confinement in a separate prison cell by oneself

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Unhitched

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A member of the British Amateur Athletic Club wrote this 1867 set of 12 regulations whose name honors nobelman John Sholto Douglas