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1 Dairy products are high in this element atomic No. 20 that is vital to bone growth & health
2 Now in his 30s he grew up playing Harry Potter on the big screen
3 With a January average of -53 F. Verkhoyansk in this 2.5 million-sq.-mile region is often ranked the world's coldest spot
4 Life hasn't turned out so well for Biff & Happy Loman in this play which has a massive spoiler for a title
5 A proverbial pet one can be about people who are always late to meetings
6 (Sarah of the Clue Crew presents from the Hungarian Open Air Museum in Szentendre Hungary.) Paprika plants are rich in this vitamin also called ascorbic acid; Hungarian Nobel Prize winner Alb
7 Here's this actor back around the time he was playing Doogie Howser
8 It's the world's third-largest body of water by surface area
9 After doling out wish fulfillment nightly James Monroe Iglehart got one for himself with a 2014 Tony win for this musical role
10 It precedes feathers when you upset someone
11 Boxcars
12 Tomato juice contains lycopene one of these free radical fighters
13 Jason Bateman made his TV series debut in 1981 as the Ingalls' adopted son James on this show
14 3 of the world's 10 wettest spots are in this U.S. state
15 This artist used his signature gold leaf technique on one of his 2 portraits of Viennese society woman Adele Bloch-Bauer
16 To make one listless through monotony; you can also go full- this when employing maximum effort
17 Jimmy Hicks
18 The cancer-fighting glucosinolates in these 2-word veggies the size & shape of a golf ball is sure to get kids to eat them
19 This Brit a future Oscar winner had his first major role in 1987's Empire of the Sun
20 This Japanese island is the world's 7th largest
21 Kate & Petruchio butt heads to say the least in this classic play first printed in 1623
22 To bug intrude or pester or as Winnie the Pooh's catchphrase goes Oh this
23 On the first roll in craps a natural is an 11 or this
24 Capsaicin in spicy foods is thought to boost this all the chemical reactions that change food into energy from Greek for change
25 She found A Little Romance as a teen & later sizzled on screen opposite Richard Gere in The Cotton Club & Unfaithful
26 This mountain chain that extends some 1500 miles from Morocco to Tunisia is the world's 7th longest
27 The Persistence of Memory a 1931 oil-on-canvas piece by him is on display at MOMA & you can set your watch by that
28 Though the word ends with a smile much to my this it means distress caused by failure
29 Acey-deucey
30 James Throckmorton was removed as Texas governor in 1867 as he was an impediment to this post-Civil War rebuilding phase
31 The title teen's prom night is extra-excitiing in this 1974 debut novel
32 Bengali is an officially recognized language in these 2 nations
33 On this show Reverend Lovejoy told Ned There's an oil stain in the parking lot that looks just like St. Barnabas
34 A writ of mittimus is an order requiring a person to be kept here until a court says otherwise
35 A Brit might bid farewell to an old chap using this word
36 Gaining office in a 2003 recall election he was once known as The Austrian Oak
37 At 6'6 & 242 pounds this Alabaman is bigger on the page than on the screen but the near-70 I.Q. is about right
38 This country's 11 official languages include Setswana & isiXhosa
39 In the Beatles' Eleanor Rigby he is writing the words of a sermon that no one will hear
40 A T.R.O. is a temporary one of these protecting someone from being threatened stalked or harassed
41 It's a large-scale musical work for voices & orchestra usually based on a religious theme
42 A grad of Northwestern Law Adlai Stevenson governed this state from 1949 to 1953
43 The narrator of this Nabokov novel tells us that at age 13 he loved a girl named Annabel
44 Spasiba! You just learned how to say thank you in this language & you're welcome
45 On HBO Jude Law was The Young Pope & this actor had no trouble being The New Pope
46 Willfully disobey a judge's order & you're in this 3 words you don't want to hear
47 It adds some spicy bitterness to a salad
48 In 1921 Channing Cox succeeded this upwardly mobile governor of Massachusetts who went by the same 2 initials
49 Husband Alexei is the odd man out in this novel that ends with a terrible way to catch a train
50 About 20 million in this East African nation speak Amharic
51 Ewan McGregor plays the Vatican's Camerlengo in this 2009 film based on a Dan Brown book
52 It's a 4-letter order to halt a judicial proceeding--good boy!
53 Type of cabinet in which to display your knickknacks bizarre or otherwise
54 Seen here before his assassination in Baton Rouge he called himself sui generis meaning one of a kind
55 This title Defoe heroine has 5 weddings but no funeral
56 Some scholars trace the origin of the word Andes to a word meaning high crest in this indigenous language
57 Seen here he played the hot priest who was the object of affection for TV's Fleabag
58 This type of 3-word order commands a business or person to stop what they're doing stat
59 From the Latin for messenger it's a papal ambassador to a foreign government


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