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4 Like the mutual kind an ETF is an exchange-traded this which trades like a stock
5 As the proverb says this is thicker than water normally by at least 3 to 4 times
6 An antlered ruminant & a frothy whipped cream dessert
7 A painting by this Russian leader sold for more than $1 million in a charity auction--no word on if he was shirtless when he painted it
8 Playing himself William Shatner made a guest appearance in The D & D Vortex episode of this sitcom
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10 Direct listing allows companies to sell their shares without these bank underlings
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12 To enclose a gift box & to rhyme freestyle
13 An exhibit of his Portraits of Courage paintings was held at his Presidential Center in Texas
14 In 2019 she became the first Asian woman to win a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Comedy or Musical
15 The vastness of the wild blue yonder gave Montana the nickname this Country which appears on its state quarter
16 In 2021 the wild ride of GameStop stock pitted small investors against the big boys who use this method & hope the price will fall
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18 A medieval union & to apply a valuable-looking cover layer
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22 If you bought stock on credit you may be subject to this kind of call where you have to come up with more money
23 Nearly 80 years later this sunken battleship is still leaking oil in Pearl Harbor
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26 In 2012 the late Tupac Shakur performed via hologram at this California music festival
27 With only about 109000 people this city is Montana's most populous
28 In 1941 Standard Statistics merged with this man's investment information publishing company
29 While this substance is the chief source of natural rubber the kind used in certain paints is synthetic
30 A stage of development & to disconcert or disturb
31 Seems warm for them but the monk seal that bears the name of this sea is found off the coast of Algeria
32 As this disease infected much of the continent around 1350 Europeans tried cures like eating crushed emeralds
33 They're small round & green & come from Pisum sativum
34 In 1880's Strauder v. West Virginia the court struck down a state law requiring these impaneled people to be white
35 Fabrizio in Stendhal's The Charterhouse of Parma fights in Napoleon's final battle named for this Belgian village
36 The bird seen here is called this city's warbler great nickname for a country singer
37 Dalton Trumbo & Burgess Meredith were 2 who had their careers damaged by this 1950s Hollywood practice
38 Often found in minestrone cannellini are these anatomically named beans
39 1904's Northern Securities Company v. U.S. ruling said a holding company formed to eliminate competition violated this 1890 act
40 Sherlock Chaplin
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42 This big black buffalo is named for a bit of land in way southern Africa
43 Nickname for the son of Edward III who fought the French in the Hundred Years' War
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