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Miscellaneous Quiz / Sporcle Live Highlights - Weekend of 9/20/13

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Can you name the answers to these questions that were asked at Sporcle Live events during the weekend of 9/20 - 9/22/13?

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What food, originating in Mexico, gets its name from the Spanish for “to add chili pepper to”?Mexican Food
What MLB team used “The Swinging Friar” as its team emblem until 1984?MLB Logos
What television series had a supporting cast that included actors Alan Ruck, Michael Boatman, and Richard Kind?Supporting Casts
In the Disney movie Pinocchio, what is the name of the whale?Disney Movies
What band's breakup in 2005 led to the creation of Plus-44 and Angels and Airwaves?Breakups
A stagecoach being pulled by six horses has long been the logo for what bank?Company Logos
What state's board of education voted in November 2005 to teach intelligent design alongside biology textbooks, a decision that was overturned by a vote in 2007?Education
What candy has used the following jingle? “Tweet, Tweet, Twiddle, Twiddle…There’s Only One Candy With The Hole in The Middle”?Candy
The website www.stripe3.com is a discount mail-order site for what footwear brand name?Websites
What crime-fighting hero originated in a radio program spun-off from The Lone Ranger radio program? Final Question of the Night - Fictional Crime Fighters
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