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Answers and solutions. Same Name Game by Don Hauptman Category A Exact Matches: 1 Wendy's founder; comic actor 2comedienne; cosmetics infomercial star 3 big band leader; TV talk showhost 4 actress; former CNN reporter 5 game show personality; pirate 6animator; foot fetishist in Marla Maples case 7 sports commentator;English film director 8 hockey player; former NBC News president 9 progolfer; What's My Line host 10 actress; English writer 11 actor;explorer 12 actor; former New York City New York City:see New York, city. New York CityCity (pop., 2000: 8,008,278), southeastern New York, at the mouth of the Hudson River. The largest city in the U.S. mayor 13 pop music superstar;sportscaster 14 boxer (now Muhammad Ali); abolitionist 15 Jaws actor;chorale leader 16 actor; sculptor 17 Native American movie actor;English novelist 18 Civil War general; Inherit the Wind playwright 19Renaissance scholar; painter 20 Reagan Energy Secretary; steam engineinventor 21 former Time-Warner CEO (1) (Chief Executive Officer) The highest individual in command of an organization. Typically the president of the company, the CEO reports to the Chairman of the Board. ; cabaret singer 22 stockbroker; steelindustry pioneer 23 US president; opera composer 24 ax murderess; moviedirector 25 actor; explorer 26 British prime minister; American novelist27 consumer advocate; conservative writer 28 game show host; Senatechaplain 29 actress; third wife of Henry VIII 30 NBC president; musicaltheater composer 31 General Motors chairman; 77 Sunset Strip star 32movie director; English playwright Category A Trios: 1 androgynous pop singer; baseball player; talkshow host 2 film composer; classical guitarist; Englishactor/infomercial pitchman Category B Minor Variations: 1 TV sitcom and movie star; soap operaand movie actor 2 movie actor; interior designer 3 pop superstar;Laugh-In comedian 4 actor; actor 5 movie actor; country-and-westernsinger 6 movie star; former TV talk show host 7 soul singer; footballplayer 8 Defense Secretary; football player 9 pop singer/composer,football player 10 novelist; novelist 11 comic actor; opera director 12former CNN newscaster; playwright 13 evangelist; former US TreasurySecretary 14 actor; blues musician and composer 15 playwright; lawprofessor and TV commentator 16 cartoonist/illustrator; financier 17discoverer of new worlds; movie director 18 actor/playwright; murdercase doctor 19 puppeteer; abortion rights advocate 20 pro golfer;evangelist. 21 Reagan press secretary; columnist/novelist 22 English arthistorian; psychologist 23 thriller novelist; psychiatrist and author 24CNN host; Texas author and playwright 25 scandal-enmeshed banker; soapopera actor 26 wine expert; mystery novelist 27 movie star;investigative author 28 JFK assassination case figure; Floridacongressman 29 evangelist; pop music impresario 30 opera singer;Broadway composer-lyricist 31 movie star; conservative publisher 32opera singer; movie writer-director 33 Last Picture Show Oscar winner;English playwright Category B Trios: 1 actor/comedian; basketball player; former NYCmayor 2 novelist; actor; cult leader 3 actor; TV show host; historicalnovelist 4 comedian; congressman; singer 5 novelist and literary critic;English mystery writer; Common Cause founder 6 British poet and painter;talent agency founder; Harper's magazine editor Category C Trick Questions: 1 Austin Powers star; Halloween seriescharacter 2 magician; Dickens character 3 actor; Gunsmoke marshal 4bizarre singer; Dickensian urchin 5 crooner; German opera composer 6financial guru; Scottish economist 7 film composer; Mad Magazine mascot8 Monkee; nautical legend 9 pop singer; musical theater lyricist; HenryFielding character; movie actor / l0 movie actress; rock performer 11tycoon; singer 12 TV sitcom star; baseball player 13 pop singer; Britishactress / 14 comedian; Norwegian playwright 15 football player; operacomposer Removing The Consonants by Steve Kahan 1 imperative 2 driveway 3 doughnut 4 conquest 5 impurity 6 feminist7 cooperative 8 glimpse 9 dignity 10 bachelor 11 glamorize glam��or��izealso glam��our��ize ?tr.v. glam��or��ized, glam��or��iz��ing, glam��or��iz��es1. 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