WHERE IS THAT?
MOUNTAINS
MOVIE TAGLINES
ENDS IN "IR"
SAME TITLE, DIFFERENT LYRICS
COMMON PHRASES
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Protons & neutrons: this part of an atom
the nucleus
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The MacKenzie Mountains are part of the Canadian section of these mountains; the Bighorn Mountains are in the U.S. part
the Rockies
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This 2023 holiday horrorfest promised, "There will be no leftovers"
Thanksgiving
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It's a tchotchke or doodad, perhaps the "Virginia is for lovers" key chain picked up on a vacation
souvenir
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Adele & Lionel Richie were greeted with No. 1 hits that had this title
Hello
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Temperature-based phrase for information that's just been printed in a newspaper
hot off the presses
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The semicircular canals: this part of the human body
the ear
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A Disneyland attraction is exactly 100 times shorter than this 14,700-foot Alp
the Matterhorn
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The title male fashion model in this comedy had "3% body fat. 1% brain activity"
Zoolander
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According to National Geographic, the world's largest man-made one by surface area is Lake Volta in Ghana
a reservoir
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This 1956 Elvis Presley title "found a new place to dwell" with Whitney Houston; different lyrics, of course
"Heartbreak Hotel"
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To the phrase "Safe as" these little creatures, James Thurber added "under a cookstove"
kittens
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Winnie-the-Pooh's home: the forest surrounding this wood
the Hundred Acre Wood
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Ranges within this mountain system include the Rif, the Saharan & the Tell
the Atlas
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It was "No goats. No glory" for "The Men Who Stare at Goats", starring him as out-there Army officer Lyn Cassady
George Clooney
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Gurez & Changthangi are sheep breeds from this disputed place on the Indian subcontinent
Kashmir
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In very different musical styles, The Beatles & The Chainsmokers implored, "Don't" do this
Let Me Down
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Travis McGee observes, "People who become" these "in their own time usually have very little time left"
legends
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8 versions of Monet's "Water Lilies": this museum in Paris' Tuileries gardens
the Orangerie
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The highest peak in Russia, in ancient times it was called Strobilus, meaning pine cone & a reference to its shape
Elbrus
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It's part of a film series & we'll even front you "Harold & Kumar": "This time they're running from the joint"
Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay
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This word for a slaughterhouse is borrowed from French
abattoir
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In very different musical styles, The Animals, ELO & Sia implored, "Don't" do this
Bring Me Down
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Longtime Philly DJ Jerry Blavat helped popularize this "explosive" rhyming phrase for something good out of the old days
blast from the past
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A research center established by Jane Goodall: a national park in Tanzania named for this stream
Gombe
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Edward Whymper was the first to summit this highest mountain in Ecuador, putting him at the farthest point from Earth's center
Chimborazo
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"Revenge never looked so promising", promised this 2020 film starring Carey Mulligan
Promising Young Woman
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This word can refer to a pirate in the Mediterranean Sea from the 16th to 19th century
a corsair
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In 1980 this country star had a crossover No. 1 hit with "Lady", a feat not achieved by Styx with the same-titled song
Kenny Rogers
2000
Shakespeare put "cry" before this word, an order to soldiers to start looting & pillaging
havoc