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200

In this sport, a "bagel" refers to a player winning a set 6–0; winning a match 6–0, 6–0, 6–0 is called a "triple bagel".

Tennis

200

Although this celebrity once described by the NY Times as "the face of the Food Network" no longer owns any active restaurants, he licenses his names to restaurants all over the world, including New York, Las Vegas, and (fittingly) on Carnival Cruise Lines.

Guy Fieri

200

Pedro Aramburu, former de facto president, was executed in 1970 by a Peronist guerrilla force in revenge for the abduction of the body of a former first lady in this country.

Argentina

200
Over 31 million Americans claim ancestry from this country, more than 6x as much as that country's current population. Maybe you can move there and find some relatives!

Ireland

200

The post-apocalyptic state of the original Mad Max (1979) was caused by the worldwide energy shortages, unrest, and war originally sparked by the oil crisis that was a result of the 1979 revolution in this country.

Iran

400

Some traditional New York bagel shops have policies against preparing bagels this way, considered a "bastardization," "sacrilege," and (according to one NY Times food critic) "obscene."

Toasting

400

This Naked Chef became ubiquitous when his BBC show and cookbook both premiered in 1999. His "Feed Me Better" campaign encouraging healthier school meals resulted in the British people voting him as the "Most Inspiring Political Figure of 2005."

Jamie Oliver

400

Pierre Laporte, Deputy Premier and Minister of Labour in this Canadian province, was kidnapped and murdered by a militant separatist group in 1970.

Quebec
400

Speaking French isn't necessarily a requirement to emigrate to Canada unless you want to settle in this province, which also requires you to apply to the province before you can apply for Canadian residence.

Quebec

400

Due to its low production costs and immense popularity, the original Mad Max held the Guinness record for most profitable film until it was unseated by this 1999 "found footage" horror film.

The Blair Witch Project
600

Before parts of them become bagel toppings, these flowering plants in the family Papaveraceae are often grown for their colorful flowers and medicinal qualities.

Poppies

600

Gaining one, two, or three of these often increases a chef's profile enough for them to be featured on television and become a household name.

Michelin Star

600

Erskine "Buck" Burrows and Larry Tacklyn shot and killed Governor Richard Sharples outside the government house in this British Overseas Territory, located approximately 600 miles off the coast of North Carolina.

Bermuda

600

More than 60% of the population of this country lives in its capital city, the northernmost capital in the world, where you can also see the Northern Lights and swim outdoors in hot springs year round.

Iceland

600

The Feral Child in Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior is highly proficient with a razor sharp one of these aboriginal weapons, using to to kill one marauder and remove another's fingers.

Boomerang
800

The Montreal-style bagel is a handmade and wood-fired baked bagel. In contrast to the New York–style bagel, it is typically smaller, denser, and sweeter and swaps this key ingredient for sugar.

Salt

800

America's first celebrity chef, Julia Child, started her tv career appearing on Boston's WGBH-TV and soon after starred in her own television show by this title, which ran from 1963 to 1973.

The French Chef

800

The Palace of Justice siege was a 1985 attack by Colombian guerilla group M-19 which resulted in the deaths of 12 out of 25 members of this government body.

Supreme Court

800

This country has the highest Human Development Index in the world (0.967) and is a great option for its world famous alpine skiing, educational system, diversity, environmental record, and arts scene, including the annual Montreux Jazz Festival.

Switzerland

800

By the time Max reaches the town where most of Mad Max 3: Beyond Thunderdome takes place, society has devolved to this type of economy, which most historians recognize as the oldest form of commerce. 

Barter Economy

1000

Murray Lender (1930–2012) helped expand his father's small, Connecticut bagel bakery into a nationwide brand by selling frozen bagels to supermarkets and introducing this innovation to bageldom.

Pre-slicing

1000

This Bobby Flay restaurant in Las Vegas takes its name for city on the southwest coast of Italy known for its winding roads with breathtaking scenic views of the Gulf of Salerno.

Amalfi

1000

The murders of Prime Minister Maurice Bishop and seven other politicians and businessmen in a coup led to the United States's 8-day invasion of this island nation in 1983.

Grenada

1000

Slovenia ranks highly on the Human Development Index and for sustainability. It is home to over 10,000 caves, one of the largest brown bear populations in Europe, and, in the wine region city of Maribor, a 400 year old one of these registered by Guinness as the oldest in the world.

Grape Vine

1000

Although Max's dog in the original two films is just named, "Dog," our hero actually has this given last name (although we rarely hear it).

Rockatansky

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