Jeopardy #8458

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She gives her life in lyrics in "Songteller":"Well, I've often said that my songs are my children and I expect them to support me when I'm old. Well, I am old and they are!"

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Known for nothing, this funny guy narrates his memoir called "Is This Anything?": "I was a very, very nervous performer when I first began going onstage. But I was encouraged by my college friends Jesse Michnik, Joe Bacino and Mike Costanza."

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Feel your pulse pound with a 1988 bestseller by this action novelist: "Look, Dr. Ryan," the general started to say. Jack cut him off. "General, I am cleared for Tea Clipper. You know that, so let's stop screwing around."

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Johnny Depp got the honor of bringing this guitar legend's memoir to life: "Mick and I knew each other just because we happened to live very close, just a few door away, with a bit of schooling thrown in."

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This actor bares all in his memoir "Greenlights": "I've had four concussions from falling out of four trees, three of them on a full moon. I have bongoed naked until the cops arrested me."

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Some were suspicious in 1560 when Amy Robsart died at 28 just when her husband the Earl of Leicester was hoping to marry this queen

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In 1593 a Thai king & a Burmese prince settled a battle one-on-one, riding on these; the king won

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A landmark of mannerism inside & out, the Palazzo Te was built for this ruling family of Mantua, not of Spokane

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Launched in 1536, the Portuguese version of this focused largely on pretend converts

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This Ottoman sultan promised he'd eat breakfast in Vienna; after a few days of siege, he got a note saying his food was getting cold

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I'm leavin' on a Jetta non-plane

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It's always the Sentra of attention

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The 2021 XF is quick as a cat... starting at 44 grand

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Its Roadster can top 250 mph & has a 620-mile range, sans gas

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Its Legacy is on the line every day

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This digit only has 2 phalanges

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Useful when performing magic, this 3-word skill refers to manual dexterity employed in doing tricks

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This twisting action done out of grief or concern can also mean showing an exaggerated amount of those emotions

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Ambrose Bierce defined this divination practice as "the 947th method... of obtaining money by false pretences"

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The nerves providing sensation to the hand are the median, radial & this one that enters the hand via Guyon's canal

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Notable in Japanese art, a series of woodblock prints called "Thirty-Six Views of" this mountain were made in the 1800s

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Billed as the world's smallest mountain, Mount Wycheproof rises a majestic 141 feet in this Aussie state fit for a queen

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At 8,100 feet, Galdhopiggen, northeast of Bergen, is this country's highest peak

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You can enjoy "The Snows of" this Tanzanian massif on its central cone, Kibo, a dormant volcano

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There's great skiing at places like Tremblant in these mountains, the Quebec portion of the Canadian Shield

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Precipitation coming down as a mixture of snow & rain

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Adjective meaning careful & circumspect in what one says or does

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Botox alert! These tiny wrinkles at the outer corners of the eyes are the result of age & squinting

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In this "speak" used in Internet chat rooms, letters are replaced by numbers or other symbols

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Term for a newspaper published in a large format, regarded as more serious & less sensational than tabloids

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In an 1889 letter Chekhov laid down a famous principle, saying if you show one of these, it must be used

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In "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner", an albatross gets killed; in an 1896 Chekhov play, it's one of these birds

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The title siblings in this Chekhov play are named Olga, Irina & Masha

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Chekhov's last play is about a woman who must decide if she wants to allow houses to be built on this title plot of land

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Several Chekhov plays were staged in the Moscow Art Theatre, founded by this man known for his acting "method"

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This verb means to handle something roughly, like an animal would

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Portugal's national dish is salted this fish

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The British use this booze to mean "strange"

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This term for flax fiber goes before "headed" to describe kids with very light blond hair

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Term for a day on Mars--24 hours & nearly 40 minutes, so you can hit snooze a little longer there

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Sheriff Johnny Behan arrested 3 Earp brothers, also lawmen, after a shootout at this place; the 3 were exonerated

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Nucky Johnson, who inspired Steve Buscemi's character on this HBO show, was a corrupt sheriff of Atlantic County, New Jersey

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As a sheriff, this man found Billy the Kid twice & killed him once; he'd later get a sweet new gig thanks to Lew Wallace

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More slender as a sheriff than as a politician, Grover Cleveland was once known as the hangman of this city in New York

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Daughter of migrant farmworkers, Sheriff Lupe Valdez ran in 2018 to become this state's governor, losing to Greg Abbott

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The Earth's mantle is sandwiched between these two layers

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This insoluble plant fiber is found in paper pulp & in the fruits & vegetables that we eat

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This field concerned with the effects of low temperatures on organisms derives its name from words meaning "icy life study"

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In 1970 these artificial sweeteners were banned for good after they were linked to cancer in rats

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Numbers 55 & 58 on the periodic table are these 2 elements that differ by a letter

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British Airways in 1996 was the first airline in modern times to offer its first class flyers this feature for a comfy snooze

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Anyone is allowed to book time to use this space telescope first launched in 1990, but competition is fierce

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Latin for "with a key" gives us this select group of holy men responsible for picking a new pope

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Ken Kesey led a close-knit group called the "Merry" these

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This "twinkly" tribunal that persecuted Puritans was abolished by Parliament in 1641

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Of Sean Lennon

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Of Zoe Kravitz

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Of Dakota Johnson

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Of Alexa Ray Joel

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Of Gwyneth Paltrow

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The first published announcement of the Declaration was by a Philadelphia paper that reported it in this foreign language