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| Political, religious, or humorous blurb attached to the back of a car | |
| Cardboard food container that might be delivered to your door | |
| This genre of movies, popular in the '40s and '50s, contains the French for 'black' | |
| Twelve streets, including the Champs-Élysées, radiate out from this Paris landmark built in the 1830s | |
| Electric types of this kitchen device usually have a magnet for holding the lid | |
| Formal, yet personal way to end a letter | |
| Mensa membership requirement | |
| He played Cal Hockley in 'Titanic' as well as the title character in 'The Phantom' | |
| This world famous bicycle race runs clockwise around the country one year, then counterclockwise the next | |
| This is defined as an 'unaccompanied group of voices (usually males) singing sentimental songs in four-part harmony' | |
| When Abraham Lincoln met this author of 'Uncle Tom's Cabin', he said 'So you're the little lady who started this great war!' | |
| This Maryland seafood dish comes in 'Boardwalk' and 'Restaurant' varieties | |
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| The mascot of this North Carolina school founded in 1834 is the Demon Deacon | |
| Author of 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas' and creator of Gonzo journalism | |
| Italian member of the Three Tenors who last performed at the 2006 Winter Olympics, just a year before he died | |
| Full name of the country whose capital is Accra and that is home to Lake Volta, the largest artificial lake in the world | |
| Scientist's workwear, for short | |
| One World Trade Center was the world's tallest building for just two years, before it was eclipsed by this building in 1974 | |
| A 'Foley artist' records these for a movie, which are added in later | |
| Jackie Chan's 'Rush Hour' co-star | |
| An unexpected and unpleasant gift from a teacher to his or her students | |
| 1999 romantic comedy starring Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant | |
| This nickname for Texas comes from the single celestial object featured on its flag | |
| 1797 incident involving three French agents and a bribe from U.S. diplomats; and a fitting way to end this quiz | |
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