One definition of these trends is an amusing mass involvement that's short-lived; Hula Hoops & smiley faces are 2 examples

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3 In 2005 Robin Roberts began co-anchoring this show GMA for short
4 Tarana Burke actually coined this phrase more than a decade ago as a way to help survivors of sexual abuse
5 Dry cleaning got its name because this is not a big part of the process; liquid chemicals are used
6 A sea off Alaska is named for this Danish explorer
7 At this facility you can visit the Sea Life Minnesota Aquarium & do a little shopping too
8 From the Latin for absorbed it's the process by which immigrants are absorbed into the majority culture
9 The road in the title of CNBC's Squawk on the Street is this one & they cover the day there from the opening bell
10 In 2015 Illinois mandated that polling places pass out stickers with these 2 words on Election Day
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13 Paisley Park his home & recording studio is in Chanhassen a suburb of his hometown of Minneapolis
14 The counterpart of a certain ceiling this type of floor prevents screwups born into privilege from falling too far socioeconomically
15 Ana Patricia Gámez helps wake up the USA's Spanish speakers on Despierta América on this TV network
16 Got milk? Maybe you shouldn't if you're this & have trouble digesting the sugar that's found in it
17 (Jimmy of the Clue Crew displays a dry cleaning bag.) Clothes left in plastic dry cleaning bags for extended periods are due to moisture buildup subject to these two Ms both forms of fungi so
18 As part of the topographical corps of the U.S. Army this Pathfinder surveyed the upper Missouri River
19 Last name of the dad and two sons who began caring for patients at St. Mary's Hospital in Rochester Minnesota in 1889
20 Like orders of angels it's the arrangement of positions in rank order with those below reporting to those above
21 Groundbreaking female hosts of this morning show that premiered in 1952 include Jane Pauley & Barbara Walters
22 Perchloroethylene is dry cleaners' go-to as this 7-letter word that makes stains go away
23 In 1855 he saw the falls Africans called Mosi-oa-Tunya (smoke that thunders) which he renamed for his queen
24 The temperature falls in Minnesota especially in these Falls that claim the title Icebox of the Nation
25 To us it means a too-complex system of rules but to Max Weber it was an ideal type of hypothetical organization
26 She co-hosts MSNBC's Morning Joe
27 This substance that gives wine & coffee their astringency also leads to tough stains; special detergents help
28 The codex an early form of the modern book began replacing this less wieldy form early in the first millennium A.D.
29 This reality show returned to MTV in 2019 with Spencer & Heidi now parents
30 Czech writer Karel Capek wrote the play R.U.R.. short for Rossum's Universal these automata
31 It describes your peepers when they've caught the red eye
32 Circleville Ohio is famous for its fall festival feting these gourds; the biggest one in 2018 was over 1600 pounds
33 A blue plaque shows the Soho location where John Logie Baird a claimant as the inventor of this medium first demoed it in 1926
34 The Codex Vaticanus & the codex named for this mount are the earliest known manuscripts of the Bible
35 This alliterative MMORPG released a Classic version in 2019 that returns players to Azeroth prior to its many expansions
36 Talos was a mythical giant automaton made of this tin/copper alloy to protect Crete
37 Short but demanding type of race seen here
38 Fall is perfect for this type of activity that the two kids in this painting are enjoying
39 Though she fought plaque Lilian Lindsay would have liked the one that honors her as Britain's 1st woman in this profession
40 The Madrid Codex is one of a handful of this Mesoamerican culture's hieroglyphic texts to survive 16th C. Spanish burnings
41 Taylor Swift's song Me! features Brendon Urie of this band that's got an exclamation point in its name!
42 This 2011 Martin Scorsese movie is based on a Brian Selznick book about a boy who fixes an automaton with a secret message
43 The scientific field of Franz Boas & Margaret Mead
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46 The 13th century Codex Regius containing the Elder Edda is a national treasure of this country
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48 In Offenbach's opera Tales of this man the writer falls in love with an automaton named Olympia
49 It's the Royal Navy rank just below Rear Admiral
50 The American Meteorological Society defines it as a period in mid- or late autumn of abnormally warm weather
51 A play & 2 movies were titled The Barretts of this street & that's where Elizabeth Barrett Browning's plaque is
52 The 6th century codex of this great Byzantine Emperor was a compilation & distillation of Roman law
53 In the comics this town is the rural residence of Li'l Abner
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55 You'll give a piece of your mind with this brain-cutting operation
56 Don't fear the reaper or this person found in Keats' To Autumn who gathers the grain the reaper has left behind
57 This composer of The Planets has a plaque on St. Paul's Girls' School where he taught & which is still operating


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