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| rdfs:comment | - <default>Lynne Belliveau</default> FromNaples, Florida. AppearanceFile:Flag USA.png September 14-15, 2016 Money won Lynne Belliveau, from Naples, Florida, won $30,000 on the fifteenth season of the syndicated U.S. version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?.
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| B | - Chinese New Year
- Walking
- TMZ
- George Lucas
- Dope
- Tastiness
- A European political issue
- An unwed parent
- Richest residents
- While carrying a Toyota
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| Value | - $1,000 - No time limit
- $10,000 - No time limit
- $2,000 - No time limit
- $20,000 - No time limit
- $3,000 - No time limit
- $30,000 - No time limit
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- $500 - No time limit
- $7,000 - No time limit
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| Caption | - Lynne knew the films each of the people directed, but she did not know which ones were the highest-grossing, so she called down her Plus One, her brother Kevin. He believed it was C: James Cameron, but he thought D: Steven Spielberg was possible too. Lynne decided to have two of the incorrect answers taken away. The two left were C: James Cameron and D: Steven Spielberg. Eventually, she decided to go with her brother, and that was correct.
The two films which the questions were referring to were Avatar and Titanic.
- Lynne narrowed it down between C and D, but she was not sure enough, so she decided to walk away. The correct answer was D: Gay.
- Lynne narrowed it down between TMZ and Rotten Tomatoes, and not wanting to make a mistake early in the game, decided to ask the audience. 75% said it was TMZ, so Lynne went with that and got it right.
- Lynne associated the red color with Chinese New Year and did not feel like any of the other choices made sense, so she went for it and got it right.
The klaxon called time and Lynne left with $20,000, then came back the next day to continue.
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| A | - Passover
- Cost
- Breathing
- Peter Jackson
- Huffington Post
- Taupe
- A new weight-loss drug
- An atheist
- Oldest residents
- While on fire
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| Question | - 1990.0
- ("Ask the Audience" lifeline used.)
- ("Plus One" and "50:50" lifelines used.)
- While times have changed, up until 1990 you could legally be excluded from immigrating to the U.S. if you were what?
- A red envelope stuffed with an even numbered amount of money is a traditional gift given during which of the following?
- In keeping with FDA regulations, food labels lsit an item's ingredients "in descending order of" what?
- According to the New Yorker, "Feed the Beast," "Frenzie" and "Buzz Feed" were among the names rejected for what controversial Harvey Levin-run website?
- If you have problems with your temporal, masseter, and lateral and medial pterygoid muscles, you likely have difficulty doing what?
- Saying "," TheStreet.com recently revealed that surprisingly, Maine is the state with on average, the country's what?
- With each movie earning over $2 billion worldwide, who has directed the two highest-grossing films of all time?
- While 3:43 is the record for running a mile forwards, 5:54 is the Guiness World Record for running a mile how?
- Frequently appearing in news headlines in 2016, what does the word "Brexit" refer to?
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| D | - Gay
- Steven Spielberg
- Backwards
- Chewing
- Kwanzaa
- A jackalope
- Best-educated residents
- Funny or Die
- Pronounceability
- The first driverless car
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| C | - James Cameron
- Sleeping
- Lent
- Soap
- Rotten Tomatoes
- An app for ending romances
- In an interracial marriage
- On Jupiter
- Predominance
- Tallest residents
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| abstract | - <default>Lynne Belliveau</default> FromNaples, Florida. AppearanceFile:Flag USA.png September 14-15, 2016 Money won Lynne Belliveau, from Naples, Florida, won $30,000 on the fifteenth season of the syndicated U.S. version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?.
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