Final Jeopardy: Political Phrases (11-26-19)

BIG BODIES OF WATER ($800) About 378,000 square miles: also called the East Sea, it borders Sakhalin Island

DEEP STUFF ($400) The Internet that has not been indexed by these is the deep web

($600) This 8-letter type of digitally manipulated video has realistic face swaps, like Nicolas Cage’s face on Amy Adams’ body

SCRAMBLED EGGS ($1000) flood bites

“TRON” LEGACY ($1600) Ernest Lawrence won a Nobel Prize in Physics for this particle accelerator

AMERICAN CATHEDRALS ($2000) Nicknamed “St. John the Unfinished”, this New York City cathedral is the world’s largest Gothic one despite still being under construction

The players missed 3 clues (*) in FUN WITH G20 COUNTRIES:
($400) Its name also refers to a creature known for its wattle
*($800) These 2 start off with the same 6-letter word
($1200) This member shares its name with a Terry Gilliam film
*$1600) The 2 members with the initials S.A.
*($2000) Population about 500 million, it’s the only G20 member that is not a country in its own right

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Answers to the Sneak Peek clues — MUSICAL QUOTES:

($400) A talented violinist, he said, “If I were not a physicist, I would probably be a musician. I often think in music”
($800) He has humorously said “My songs are like anchovies. Some people love them. Some people get nauseous” (img)
($1200) Mahalia Jackson said, “Blues are the songs of despair, but” these “songs are the songs of hope”
($1600) Horace Walpole wrote of this composer’s oratorios, they “thrive abundantly.. they give me an idea of heaven”
($2000) Nietzsche said of this opera composer, his former friend, “His art presses with the weight of a hundred atmospheres”

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