Jeopardy July 17 2019 answers


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# Question
1 After finding fame in surfing Duke Kahanamoku started his nearly 30-year career as sheriff of this city in the 1930s
2 The Custom-House is an introductory section to this Hawthorne novel
3 The Douglas DC-8
4 This short ballerina skirt is one of Glamour's 27 Cringeworthy Fashion Don'ts but I think I could really rock one!
5 Shows like Mad Money & The Profit help put the B (business) in this 4-letter channel
6 Spanish for little war gives us this word for one engaged in irregular warfare
7 Pat Garrett was newly elected sheriff of Lincoln County N.M. when he tracked down this outlaw AKA Henry McCarty
8 Near the end of this Ray Bradbury novel a character talks about the phoenix a mythical bird reborn from the ashes of fire
9 Fulton's Clermont
10 Some call 'em bum bags & while PopSugar called this the It bag in the '80s it was What To Give Up in 2018
11 The C & the S in C-SPAN they are 2 ways of receiving television in the home
12 Giving aid and comfort to America's enemies is part of the Constitution's definition of this crime of betrayal
13 Nucky Johnson who inspired Steve Buscemi's character on Boardwalk Empire became sheriff of this city in 1908
14 She says to Mr. Rochester Do you think because I am poor obscure plain and little I am soulless and heartless?
15 On one of these built for 2 as in a song
16 Never ever wear jorts a combo of these 2 words
17 Gabrielle Union was a single news anchor looking for love on Being Mary Jane on this channel BET
18 This rhyming term for an important person comes from the high hairpieces men of distinction once wore
19 This man became sheriff of Ellis County in 1869 but locals soon voted him out for being too Wild
20 The island of Pianosa is the setting of this classic by Joseph Heller
21 Via Tony Hawk's claim to fame
22 Business Insider: At work Men: don't try to get around the 'keep your feet hidden' rule by sporting socks with your these
23 The shopping channel QVC stands for Quality Value & this meaning from the comfort of your couch
24 An elver isn't a little elf but the young of this fish
25 This future president was elected sheriff of Erie County in 1870
26 This author's first popular novel was Far From the Madding Crowd which he initially published anonymously
27 On a Ducati Monster 821
28 It's the redundant pair of accessories that men are advised not to wear together--don't tell Office Space's Bill Lumbergh
29 Eat up Chicken People or NASCAR: The Rise of American Speed on this network CMT
30 The Latin for to come together gives us this word for the building where a religious community lives
31 A gnu is also known as a wilde- this so harte- ones are fake gnus
32 (Sarah of the Clue Crew shows Earth on a monitor.) A computer algorithm concluded the longest distance you can walk in a straight line on land is nearly 7000 miles from Fujin in China to a po
33 14th century artist Giotto was a master of this technique painting directly on freshly plastered walls
34 A expensive comfortable car with its own driver
35 The inaugural Templeton Prize for contributions to life's spiritual aspects was given to this nun in 1973
36 Kate Hudson was born with that name in 1979; this Firework singer was born in 1984 as Katheryn Hudson
37 Kudus are no gnus; they're taller & have longer these in a distinctive corkscrew shape
38 3 million people live in this Ukrainian city the largest on the Dnieper River
39 Theodore Gericault's Raft of the Medusa from 1819 depicted the survivors of one of these
40 Adjective for a body that's capable of moving or bending easily
41 In 2012 the Draper Prize an engineering award went to the developers of LCD short for this
42 This iconic movie star said goodbye Norma Jeane (Baker when baptized but Mortenson on her birth certificate)
43 Sharing its Afrikaans name with a big shoe company this antelope seen here is definitely not a gnu
44 On its 513th anniversary in 2019 this group in Vatican City donned new helmets that were made of PVC & 3-D printed
45 A whole movement took its name from his painting Impression: Sunrise
46 They're seen here in their usual positions on rocks
47 Cherry Jones won a Tony for playing a nun who accuses a priest of wrongdoing in this play with a one-word title
48 He Unchained himself from the name Eric Bishop & went with a gender-neutral name for his stand-up career
49 Chevy didn't name one of its cars after a gnu but after this swift creature one of the most common ruminants in Africa
50 In 1541 De Soto may have had a soak in what's now this city at the foothills of the Ouachita Mountains
51 Before he hit the big time El Greco was a painter of these small works often contained in a locket or portrait box
52 Complex neural brain system that controls the basic emotions like fear & anger
53 The first Millennium Technology Prize went to this Brit for his work on HTTP HTML & the World Wide Web
54 Amanda Rogers used a first name from The Merchant of Venice & an Italian last name to get this stage name
55 X marks the end of the name of this non-gnu
56 3-letter name of the language you might study before a visit to Vientiane where it is spoken
57 Seen here is one in a series with this 3-word avian title by abstract sculptor Constantin Brancusi
58 For much of its 1100-mile length it forms South Africa's border with Botswana & Zimbabwe
59 Every 4 years this medal is awarded to folks under age 40 by the International Congress of Mathematicians
60 It's no trap queen that this rapper was born Willie Maxwell

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# Questions
1 In the 1850s the .925 sterling silver standard was instituted by this company the first American one to do so
2 From Latin for to beget its a forefather or originator
3 This organization was founded 80 years ago on April 25 to benefit institutions including Howard & Morehouse
4 Bud Light Seltzer put this KC & the Sunshine Band footwear in a commercial
5 I got in a couple of hassles at the work farm to tell the pure truth and the court ruled that Im a psychopath
6 The worlds highest navigable lake its shared by Peru & Bolivia
7 As prime minister the Second Earl Grey a leader of the liberal party called this passed the democratizing 1832 Reform Bill
8 A prominent nose or an elephants trunke
9 On April 29 1945 the 45th Infantry Division of the U.S. 7th Army arrived to liberate this concentration camp near Munich
10 Good Times Roll by this group turned up in a Capital One ad
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