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33	In July 2019 the approach of one of these was announced only hours before it passed within 45000 miles of earth
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35	At its height in the 1920s & 1930s the Purple Gang reigned over this large Midwestern city's underworld
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43	In 1992 Ava Gardner's bloomers & Madonna's bustier were stolen from this business' lingerie museum
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49	Tip your hat to this Vine Street restaurant where it's said Clark Gable proposed to Carole Lombard
50	Hubert H. Humphrey had the monogram H.H.H.; for this 19th century veep it was H.H.
51	This big landlocked African country was surprised to be added to the USA's 2017 travel ban but was removed from the list in 2018
52	A winter capital of its maharajas this place is paired with Kashmir in the name of an Indian union territory
53	Porphyrogeniture is succession by the 1st son born in the purple while dad was king; this is succession by the 1st son born anytime
54	In a 1901 novel a girl is seized by a Frenchman & perhaps carried off to this dreadful destiny
55	In 1961 the Hollywood Palladium on Sunset Blvd. became the longtime home of this N.D.-born man & his orchestra
56	In 1900 3 years after leaving the vice presidency he welcomed a grandson given the same name later a candidate for president
57	A surprise attack at these plains in Quebec in 1759 led to the British gaining control of New France
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111	A heroic last stand at the Battle of Camaron in Mexico holds a special place in the lore of this French group founded in 1831
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137	A to O: a work of drama on a stage employs a maneuver to gain a strategic advantage
138	Javelin Locks Florida
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140	Echo's love for this lad was unrequited; he only had eyes for himself
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143	A to I: to quickly seize something like a purse gets you busted because someone did this to tattle
144	Crouch Spirits Texas
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146	At his death this great hunter was changed into a constellation
147	Jeff Lindsay's books about a very different Miami CSI were the basis for this Showtime series
148	During this part of a military wedding swords are drawn & the bride & groom pass through the arch
149	U to A: to sing in the street for money then do this in the resulting applause
150	(Jimmy of the Clue Crew presents by a display monitor.) The Earth wobbles as it spins moving the Polar Axis through the sky so 12000 years from now Vega will replace Polaris as this
151	Like Madame Tussaqds Paris' Musée Grévin primarily deals in exhibits of these
152	New Zealand-born Russell Crowe received 3 straight Best Actor nominations winning in 2001 for this film
153	Around 1080 Chinese scientist Shen Kuo made the first scientific mention of one of these magnetic devices
154	In line 2 of this poem The score stood four to two with but one inning more to play
155	Natural insulation found on a seal or whale
156	The Ancients associated this star's pre-dawn rising with the hottest months giving rise to the term dog days
157	Ruins from 2 Ancient Wonders of the World the Temple of Artemis & the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus are in London here
158	This Welsh-born man won a Supporting Actor Oscar for The Fighter
159	In 1040 Scottish King Duncan I was slain in battle & this man known to readers of Shakespeare succeeded him
160	In a poem by William Blake these 4 words precede the second line In the forests of the night
161	Adjective for a brook making a low continuous murmur
162	One of the closest stars to the Sun Barnard's Star can't be seen with the naked eye; it's in this colorful class of small dim stars
163	Zaragoza Spain is home to a museum dedicated to this painter of The Naked Maja
164	Born in Vienna he won a Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his role as Col. Hans Landa in Inglourious Basterds
165	The Arabic-language Canon of Medicine recommends willow oil for head pain--willow genus Salix as in this common medicine of today
166	Second line: I love thee to the depth and breadth and height...; first line: this
167	It means to mishandle a football or baseball
168	On the morning of February 24 1987 SN 1987A one of these appeared in the large Magellanic Cloud
169	Originally serving as a private gallery of art the Hermitage Museum was founded by her in 1764
170	Though born in Sweden she won an Oscar for her supporting role in 2015's The Danish Girl
171	This fortress & prison complex was begun around 1078 by William the Conqueror
172	Its second line is Over many a quaint and curious volume of forgotten lore
173	Clothing articles that gave their name to 1940s adolescent girls
174	In 2016 the IAU renamed this 3-star system just 4.3 light years away Rigel Kentaurus
175	The freeform titanium-sheathed Guggenheim Museum in this Spanish city is a work of art in itself
176	Jean Dujardin didn't have much to say in becoming the first Frenchman to win Best Actor for this 2011 film
177	Around 1071 construction was completed on this Venetian basilica said to house the remains of a Gospel writer
178	Title of the poem with the second line He is trampling out the vintage where the grapes of wrath are stored

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