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2 It's worth 6 points
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4 For a 2008 album this singer declared I am... Sasha Fierce a more outgoing stage personality
5 With the 1817 Rush-Bagot Pact the U.S. & Britain agreed to remove their fleets from these bodies of water
6 From 1909 to 1961 the wonderfully named Learned Hand served as a federal one of these
7 Here are the tools used to produce this beautiful writing
8 Do something particularly mean
9 He did window displays for a toy store before writing & illustrating kids' classics like Where the Wild Things Are
10 Using this name Donald Glover let us know Oh if you want it yeah you can have it oh oh oh if you need it oo we can make it
11 The British wanted to be part of this 1823 announcement but Secretary of State John Quincy Adams said no
12 It's the ritual being performed here
13 At Christmastime you can make a fresh one of these using a round wire frame evergreen branches pine cones & holly berries
14 In The Warmth of Other Suns Isabel Wilkerson tells of the Great this an Exodus of African Americans from the South to the North
15 Among 5 half-brothers Jeff Lynne was Otis & Roy Orbison Lefty in this mobile band
16 In 1978 world attention was riveted on the negotiation of U.S.-brokered peace accords at this presidential retreat
17 A proverb says Close only counts in these 2 things
18 This type of decorative picture is made up of small tiles often glass called tesserae
19 Traditionally it's laid first
20 Mitch McDeere joins the law practice of Bendini Lambert & Locke in this thriller by John Grisham
21 Allow me to amaze thee! Gregory Jacobs went by Shock G & this alliterative name; his digital underground Dance was a hit in 1990
22 This man's 1909-1913 administration practiced Dollar Diplomacy trying to create stability abroad to help U.S. businesses
23 It's the numerical name of the know seen here
24 Tant kami & washi are different kinds of papers for this Japanese-named craft
25 Something the Brits enjoy
26 In The Family Chao author lan Samantha Chang reimagined this Dostoyevsky classic using a Chinese-American family
27 2-D is the singer of this cartoon band co-created by Damon Albarn; its full-length debut album sold 7 million copies
28 Ignorant of Japan Commodore Perry carried a letter from the president to the figurehead emperor rather than this real ruler
29 In the early 1900s Lupo the Wolf Saietta darkened New York's Little Italy as a ringleader of this extortion gang
30 The specialized hooked needle for this craft is seen here
31 In Scotland the 2 largest of these Gaelic-named bodies are Lomond & Ness
32 It's now generally acknowledged that sculptor Selma Burke's bas-relief portrait of FDR inspired his image on this object
33 Abbreviated W in physics it's the amount of energy used to move an object over a certain distance
34 Workers United represents the first unionized freestanding one of these per a 2021 vote by 27 Buffalo N.Y. baristas
35 Gillian Anderson as this prime minister on The Crown
36 Something no longer of importance is this type of academic reference to history
37 Associated with Robin Hood this forest is much shrunken from his time
38 In 2015 this African-American prima ballerina made her Broadway debut in On the Town
39 Most of the visible matter in the universe exists in this ionized state neither solid liquid nor gas
40 In 1937 Walter Reuther of this union gained fame via photos of him being beaten up passing out leaflets at a Ford plant
41 Prohibition-era mobster Arnold Rothstein on this HBO drama
42 This idiom illustrated here originally meant a less prestigious vaudeville circuit; now it's anything unimportant
43 If you're from this industrial city you're a Brummie
44 In the 1960s she created a work of art consisting of an apple on a plexiglass stand
45 In basic physics laws this word precedes of energy & of linear momentum
46 The job of unionizing migrant workers was a tall order but he did it
47 On Masterpiece Princess Martha of this country (also the homeland of PBS sponsor Torstein Hagen of Viking cruises)
48 In It's a Wonderful Life Bailey Building & Loan is described with this contemptuous term from the poker table
49 This Welsh capital is at the mouth of the River Taff which may account for its name
50 Best known for her design of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial she was honored with a Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2016
51 Moment of force is another term for this force of rotation around an axis
52 In 2021 Teachers' Union head Randi Weingarten seconded the nomination when Liz Shuler became this federation's first female pres.
53 Tom Berenger as Theodore Roosevelt in the 1997 miniseries named for this regiment
54 Used by the military unavoidable harm in the course of an action is called this damage
55 With or without shire this county in the southwest is famous for clotted cream
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57 Particles called gluons bind these other mysterious flavored particles together
58 Comic actor Francis Wilson was serious about the rights of his profession as the first president of Actors' this
59 This actor as Peter III not the Great on The Great
60 This alliterative phrase for a negligible sum of money began as African-American slang


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