Before and After
Neon Moon
American History
Stupid Answers - Misdirection
The Department of the Interior
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A venue for volleys & lobs where violators of military law are prosecuted

tennis court-martial

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 Note to Pink Floyd: though one hemisphere of the Moon always faces away from Earth, this nickname for it is inaccurate

dark side of the moon

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In 1908 the first of these Ford models rolled out of a plant in Detroit

Model T

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If you master the history of the credit card, you'll discover the first purchase with this was at a Sears in 1985

Discover Card

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The Interior Dept.'s National Park Service features this 1,900-sq.-mile Arizona park, much deeper in some parts than others

Grand Canyon National Park

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Actor lookalike who does the dangerous action scenes as an iconic red London vehicle

stunt double-decker (bus)

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NASA describes these phenomena as "bulges" in the Earth's oceans caused by the Moon's gravitational pull

tides

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 Thomas Jefferson used this game board as a model for city planning with every other block left open

Chessboard

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You'd be a wise old owl if you knew that the Scripps spelling bee has one of these creatures on its logo

bee

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Around 1950 Interior assumed jurisdiction over American Samoa & this U.S. territory, said to be "Where America's Day Begins"

Guam

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A Knoxville color that's also a hit country song is served as a high grade tea from Sri Lanka & India

Tennessee Orange Pekoe

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Stargazers once thought the Moon's dark patches were oceans; today we know they're pools of this hardened volcanic substance

lava

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 Nevada has a monument to this 1860s mail service, near the site where horses & riders fueled up before heading further west

Pony Express

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Heading on a holiday, Doc? Why not check out the grave of this Wild West legend; it's got a star, a horse & a bell on it

Belle Starr

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The San Joaquin kit type of this canine was in the department's "Class of 1967", the original endangered species list

fox

800

 Nation's capital newspaper-caused psychological pain following an event of actual or threatened bodily harm

Washington Post traumatic stress disorder

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 Why all the craters? Blame it on the Moon's thin one of these, a gassy layer offering scant protection against meteorites

atmosphere

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In 1853 this 14th president was not sworn in--he w
as affirmed on a Bible

Franklin Pierce

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Michael Dawson & Richard Alpert are men who've loved & lost as characters on this show & are mad as hell about it

Lost

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The U.S. Grazing Service was one of the precursor agencies to this bureau that controls 245 million acres

Bureau of Land Management

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Gollum plummets into the crack of Doom, causing Sauron to plummet from the top of the Empire State Building

The Return of the King Kong

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 The Apollo astronauts didn't fire muskets on the Moon, but they did report that moondust smells of this burnt explosive

gunpowder

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This Chiricahua Apache leader led a group that began fighting back against a forced move to Arizona in the 1870s

Geronimo

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An amazon of revenue comes to this company that's before Apple in the alphabet & passed Apple in 2016 as the most valuable

Alphabet (the parent company of Google)

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Though her last name sounds like a European country, this Interior Secretary was the first Native American to head a cabinet department

Deb Haaland

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