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1. What do the width or breadth of a boat, the nickname of California Governor Jerry Brown, and a children's book about young Albert Einstein and his imagination, have in common?
2. What do the nickel produced in the United States from 1913 to 1938, chicken wings with hot sauce and blue cheese dip, and a 1977 movie in which Wild Bill Hickok and Crazy Horse become partners, have in common?
3. What do a female tap-dancing character with red hair and a squeaky voice in "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," an Ivy-League university in Upper Manhattan, and the American television broadcasting network founded by William S. Paley have in common?
4. What do an American track-and-field Olympian who won gold in Athens but lost on TV's "Survivor" (2008), a 1982 British-American feature film directed by Jim Henson and Frank Oz without Muppets, and methamphetamine hydrochloride have in common?
5. What do a social outing on which each person pays for him- or herself, a language spoken in Aruba, Curaçao, Sint Maarten, and Suriname, and American professional wrestler and promoter Frank Stewart have in common?
6. What do an American band which recorded "Witchy Woman" and "Peaceful Easy Feeling" and "Tequila Sunrise", a 2011 movie about a Roman legion which disappeared in Northern Britain in the 2nd Century, and Sam, a Muppet, have in common?
7. What do a wooden box on the clerk's desk in the U.S. House of Representatives into which bills are placed, the U.S. Navy Rear Admiral computer scientist known as "Amazing Grace," and a commodity-hauling railroad car have in common?
8. What do a merchant in purple cloth in the Acts of the Apostles, the youngest of the Bennet sisters in "Pride and Prejudice," and a homicidal character on "Breaking Bad" portrayed by Laura Fraser have in common?
9. What do a bird appearing in a series of Berkeley Breathed's cartoon strips, a solitary card game similar to Freecell which uses a "beak" and a doo-wop singing group which first recorded "Earth Angel" have in common?
10. What do a farm boy turned soldier in the "Beetle Bailey" comics, an American brand of residential kitchen appliances, especially refrigerators, freezers and wine coolers, and a formulation of Coca Cola without calories have in common?
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