TV TOWNS
Based on a real-life bar called the Bull and Finch, "Cheers" is set in this city
Boston
Basic types of this ship include oil, ore-bulk-oil & liquefied-gas carrier
Tanker
In 1986 this man came up with a new plan of openness he called "Glasnost"
Gorbachov
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The "French" one of these is descended from a hunting one
Horn
This word can precede "fly a kite", "for broke" & "to pieces"
Go
She left "Alice" and Mel's Diner to start her own eatery in Cowtown, Texas
Flo
In Venice, motorboats have largely replaced these vessels as the main means of transportation
Gondola
The Gibson Girl was popular in the decade nicknamed this
The Gay nineties
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This stick used to play the cello is heavier than the one used to play the violin
Bow
EGYPTION SUN GOD
RA
This ghoulish TV family lived at 1313 Mockingbird Lane in Mockingbird Heights
Munsters
In his "Travels", Marco Polo described these Chinese sailing ships, praising their system of bulkheads
Junks
This international environment organization was founded in Canada in 1971
Green Peace
An Australian wind instrument
Didgerrridoo
This interjection is used as an expression of surprise when it precedes "and behold"
Lo
In "The Mary Tyler Moore Show", Mary Richards worked at WJM-TV in this Midwestern city
Minneapolis
The earliest form of this boat was a barge or raft pulled across a stream by ropes
Ferry
In 1919 this father of rocketry published "A Method of Reaching Extreme Altitudes" (GROUP)
Robert Goddard
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Not all of these instruments are Scottish; the zampogna is an Italian version
Bagpipes
Famous Cellist
Ma
Ben Cartwright's Ponderosa Ranch was located near this Nevada town
Virginia City
This Scottish-named clipper, first launched in 1869, is now preserved in England as a museum
Cutty Sark
These Nepalese mercenaries have fought in British & Indian armies (GROUP)
Ghurkas
The number of black keys on a standard piano; there are 52 white ones
36
In 1970 Thor Heyerdahl crossed the Atlantic in a papyrus boat named for this Egyptian sun god
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