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11	A turntable known as a slow wheel is used by practitioners of this craft
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15	A 4-time nominee in the category as a nurse on ER she won twice as a lawyer on The Good Wife
16	At first just for the rich the falls became a destination for all classes when this waterway opened in 1825
17	Rotisseries slowly cook meats that revolve on one of these rods
18	In 1968 this band took us on a musical Magic Carpet Ride
19	By Monsieur Flaubert A Story of Provincial Life
20	In the Pyrenees the Candlemas bear was the more ferocious predecessor of this U.S. rodent
21	Ring the palace! This actress took the award in 2018 for The Crown
22	If you're standing on the New York side of Niagara Falls you can see this Canadian province on the other side
23	In 2008 in Hong Kong 20000 people did long slow turns in a class of this AKA Chinese boxing
24	This 5-word idiom meaning to take responsibility comes from what a baseball batter does before seeing a pitch
25	Robert Pirsig's 2-wheeled traveling tale: An Inquiry into Values
26	Not a Halloween tradition English Jack o' Lents were made on this mid-week Christian holiday
27	Patricia Wettig started the 1990s with back-to-back wins for her role on this drama about yuppie baby boomers
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30	These are found in Rome though they sound like they should be in Madrid
31	The Mongol Dynasty lasted from 1271 to 1368
32	The Margaret Herrick Library of the Motion Picture Academy is home to more than 15000 of these from 1910 to the present
33	She came out of Second City & into your living room on Glee & as the host of Hollywood Game Night
34	On a high stone pyramid Aztec priests performed sacrifices to Huitzilopochtli god of this heavenly body
35	Don't fool around! In 2020 you need to have your Census form in by this date 'cause it's Census Day too!
36	The name of this university honors a 13th century French theologian
37	I hope our clue doesn't rub you the wrong way
38	For her work with libraries & literacy a promenade outside a library at SMU is named in honor of this first lady
39	One notable alum is this actor who starred on MAS*H & directed 32 of its episodes
40	Road-building & irrigation--lots of infrastructure investment by this S. American people who ruled an empire of nearly 12 million
41	37.3 million people were living in this state in 2010--that's more than the 21 least populous states combined
42	(Sarah of the Clue Crew is at the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia PA.) The 20th century painting here of southern France is by Jean great-grandson of this 19th century French romantic autho
43	When I tripped & fell into the Upper Tiber there was a big splat in Umbria
44	The Royal Portuguese Cabinet of Reading isn't in Portugal but in this carnival city
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46	This green table region of southwest Colorado was home to Pueblo cliff dwellers more than 7 centuries ago
47	On March 26 2018 the Commerce Dept. said the question of this would be reintroduced on the Census; a lawsuit was soon filed
48	It's no folly--this Paris music hall has been a hotspot since the 1886 revue Place au Jeunes
49	The Folger Library is in D.C. across 2nd Street SE from this much larger library
50	She joined Second City Toronto in the 1970s as Gilda Radner's understudy & is still on TV with her SCTV pal Eugene Levy
51	In 1500 B.C. people in Central America were processing rubber in a way similar to this process discovered by Goodyearl
52	The 1800 Census' No. 10 on the largest urban places in America--Norfolk Borough in this state with wow! 6926 people
53	This one-named designer created the iconic little black dress that Audrey Hepburn wore in Breakfast at Tiffany's
54	I'll get us to the airport with my phone--this app hires rides in a jiffy
55	Hello! I am Scott Adsit who voiced Baymax your personal healthcare companion in this 2014 animated film
56	Existing from about 1200-400 B.C. this civilization of Mesoamerica is closely identified with giant stone heads
57	Not exactly a laptop with 5000 vacuum tubes & weighing 16000 pounds this computer was utilized for the 1950 Census

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