niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: DISNEYLAND 
Clue: It may be Sleeping Beauty's castle, but in the doorway you hear this song from "Pinocchio"
Output: "when you wish upon a star"
Category: SNAP, CRACKLE OR POP 
Clue: He runs the malt shop in which Jughead & Archie hang out
Output: pop
Category: FOOD 
Clue: Blini, a Russian type of this thin, flat dish, are made with buckwheat flour
Output: pancakes
Category: COMMON COLD 
Clue: This 5-letter adjective refers to 2 places on earth & is frequently used befgore "opposite"
Output: polar
Category: HYPO-POURRI 
Clue: This structure of the brain directs the workings of the autonomic nervous system
Output: the hypothalamus
Category: THAT HURTS! 
Clue: In 1954 Becton, Dickinson & Company created the first mass-produced disposable these items for vaccines
Output: syringes
Category: Z BOYS 
Clue: After buying the Tribune Company, he promised to sell the Chicago Cubs
Output: sam zell
Category: IN THE DICTIONARY 
Clue: Somniloquists do this in their sleep
Output: speak
Category: THEY USED TO BE IN CHARGE 
Clue: Benjamin Netanyahu
Output: israel
Category: ABOUT SCHMIDT 
Clue: Das Bundeskanzler der 1970s
Output: helmut schmidt
Category: THE EX FILES 
Clue: Her "Love Story" with Robert Evans ended when she made a "Getaway" with Steve McQueen
Output: ali macgraw
Category: DINING OUT IN EUROPE 
Clue: The Ubiquitous Chip in this largest Scottish city features fine Scottish cuisine
Output: glasgow
Category: U.S.A. 
Clue: Some of the trees still standing on this Virginia Estate were planted by George Washington himself
Output: mount vernon
Category: U.S. STATES 
Clue: With over 15,000 lakes, its lowest point is naturally on a lake, Lake Superior
Output: minnesota
Category: ROCK & ROLL HEAVEN 
Clue: Deadheads were devastated in 1995 by the death of this icon at age 53
Output: jerry garcia
Category: PARTS OF A SHIP 
Clue: A pack of playing cards
Output: a deck
Category: ROCKS & MINERALS 
Clue: Kaolin, a pure type of this potter's material, is formed when feldspar decomposes
Output: clay
Category: THE WORKING CLASS 
Clue: Movie Mr. Deeds who  begins to make a new barrel each day at "High Noon"
Output: gary cooper
Category: THE HINDU RELIGION 
Clue: The word "Hindu" comes from an old Sanskrit word meaning this, perhaps a sacred one
Output: river
Category: PERSONAL PRODUCTS 
Clue: This company introduced its baby powder in 1893, its baby oil in 1935 & its baby shampoo in 1954
Output: johnson & johnson
Category: NATURE 
Clue: Species of this "masked" mammal include the North American & the crab-eating
Output: raccoon
Category: CELEBRITY BOOKS 
Clue: This "Mad About You" star offered his witty views on marriage & living together in "Couplehood"
Output: paul reiser
Category: 10-LETTER NAMES 
Clue: Roman myths called Hades' wife Proserpina, while the Greeks knew her by this name
Output: persephone
Category: WORLD CAPITALS BY AIRPORT 
Clue: Jose Marti
Output: havana
Category: QUOTES 
Clue: Mark Twain said this "Parsifal" composer's music "is better than it sounds"
Output: richard wagner
Category: THE "HEART" OF DIXIE 
Clue: Elvis might have said thank you, thank you very much for this 1956 No. 1 hit
Output: "heartbreak hotel"
Category: SPORTS 
Clue: The Vancouver Grizzlies & the Toronto Raptors are the newest franchises in this professional sport
Output: basketball
Category: BIOLOGY 
Clue: It's the process by which an organism or cell takes in oxygen & expels carbon dioxide
Output: respiration
Category: BREAKFAST CEREALS 
Clue: The mascot of Cocoa Puffs is Sonny, this type of bird
Output: a cuckoo
Category: DON'T BUG ME! 
Clue: Also called loopers, spanworms & measuring worms, they are actually the caterpillars of moths
Output: inchworms
Category: A HOST OF GHOSTS 
Clue: London's Cock Lane ghost was so famous that it was investigated by this man, the subject of a Boswell bio
Output: johnson
Category: SOAP WORLD 
Clue: "Aren't You Glad You Use" this?  Because now it comes in mountain fresh & tropical escape formulas as well
Output: dial
Category: THING"O" 
Clue: A type of con game; many a police department used to have a squad named for it
Output: bunko
Category: THE 1970s 
Clue: Name given to the U.S.-USSR weapons negotiations; the first ended in 1972, the second in 1979
Output: salt
Category: SINGLE-NAMED SINGERS' LAST NAMES 
Clue: Get "Caught Up" with this R&B singer: Raymond
Output: usher
Category: BRAND "O" 
Clue: Boston lawyer Marcus Urann marketed cranberry sauce under this brand name way back in 1912
Output: ocean spray
Category: NAME THAT POPE 
Clue: His reign as pope, 34 days long, was the shortest in modern history
Output: john paul i
Category: OH COME ALL YE FAITHFUL 
Clue: As the Horta could tell you, fans known as Trekkies prefer to be called this similar name instead
Output: trekkers
Category: GLEE 
Clue: In 2006 the kitchen classic called this "of Cooking" celebrated its 75th anniversary
Output: joy
Category: BUSINESS & INDUSTRY 
Clue: The Weekend 35 is a disposable underwater camera sold by this maker of the disposable Fling
Output: kodak
Category: WILD WOMEN IN HISTORY 
Clue: Kate Elder, a notorious lady of the evening, is best remembered as this dentist's companion
Output: doc holliday
Category: ENDS IN "IC" 
Clue: 10-20% of babies have this temporary recurring pattern of irritability & crying that lasts hours on end
Output: colic
Category: ORDINALLY SPEAKING 
Clue: It's the lowest rank of commissioned officer in the U.S. Army or Marines
Output: second lieutenant
Category: TASMANIA MANIA 
Clue: It's the ocean to the east of Tasmania
Output: the pacific ocean
Category: A SIDE OF BEANS 
Clue: In November 1969 Pete Conrad & this man became the third & fourth humans to set foot on the Moon
Output: alan bean
Category: NAME THAT MOVIE 
Clue: "Hokey religions & ancient weapons are no match for a good blaster at your side, kid"
Output: star wars
Category: MISSING WORDS 
Clue: The name of this software introduced in 1991 comes before "out" to mean get rid of an element in a picture
Output: photoshop
Category: NUMBERS 
Clue: Numbers appears at this number position in the order of the books of the Bible
Output: fourth
Category: BEVERAGES 
Clue: It was the first soft-drink flavor bottled under the A&W brand name
Output: root beer
Category: PRESIDENTIAL CREATIONS 
Clue: In 1964 LBJ said, "This nation, this generation, in this hour has man's first chance to build" this
Output: a great society
Category: NEW ZEALAND 
Clue: New Zealander who took on the giant task of making 3 films at once about the little hobbits
Output: peter jackson
Category: HELLO, LARRY 
Clue: In 1953 Lawrence Ferlinghetti got the beat & founded City Lights bookstore in this city
Output: san francisco
Category: TOOLS 
Clue: The peen is opposite the striking surface on this tool
Output: a hammer
Category: FOOD FOR THOUGHT 
Clue: To give the brain a quick antioxidant fix, sip the green variety of this drink; herbals aren't as potent
Output: tea
Category: POST OFFICE 
Clue: Any issued in the U.S. since 1860 are valid to use on letters
Output: postage stamps
Category: ODDS & ENDS 
Clue: Add the dots on the opposite sides of a die & you'll always come up with this lucky number
Output: seven
Category: JAPAN 
Clue: It's said a Baptist minister living in Yokohama invented this popular vehicle in 1869; it was quickly copied:
Output: rickshaw
Category: SIX FLAGS 
Clue: Troubled Mediterranean island nation whose flag is seen here
Output: cyprus
Category: STATE FLAGS 
Clue: This state's first official "Lone Star" flag was a naval flag it adopted in 1836 while still a republic
Output: texas
Category: ANIMALS 
Clue: Found chiefly in Australia, the wallaby is a smaller type of this marsupial
Output: kangaroo
Category: SCIENCE CLASS 
Clue: These gene-carrying structures are distinguished by haploid & diploid numbers
Output: chromosomes
Category: NATIONAL MEMORIALS 
Clue: Dedicated in November 1982, it now bears more than 58,000 names
Output: the vietnam war memorial
Category: 20th CENTURY INNOVATION 
Clue: The Kliegl Brothers gave the movie industry this, though their name lost the second "L" along the way
Output: klieg lights
Category: "T" BIRDS 
Clue: You'll find this tropical bird on boxes of Kellogg's Froot Loops
Output: toucan
Category: PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS 
Clue: In early October 1992 he was spending $2 million a day, most of it his own money
Output: perot
Category: COLLEGE STADIUMS & ARENAS 
Clue: Fittingly, $57 million is what this food company is paying over 20 years to have its name on the Pittsburgh Panthers' field
Output: heinz
Category: QUOTH THE PRESIDENT 
Clue: He wrote, "I am as strong as a bull moose and you can use me to the limit"
Output: teddy roosevelt
Category: TOP O' THE CHARTS 
Clue: In 1995 Mariah Carey & Boyz II Men took this "Sweet" hit to the top of the charts for a record 16-week stay
Output: "one sweet day"
Category: FOREIGN CUISINE 
Clue: A British variety is called "bangers", a Mexican variety, "chorizo"
Output: sausage
Category: AMERICAN CITIES 
Clue: "Earthquake City" & "Baghdad by the Bay" are 2 nicknames of this California city
Output: san francisco
Category: FOOD CHAIN 
Clue: "Dip Into Something Different" at the Melting Pot, found across the nation, & specializing in this Swiss dish
Output: fondue
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: The symbol of this radioactive element is Pu & it sounds like it's named after Mickey Mouse's dog
Output: plutonium
Category: WATCHMAKER, WATCHMAKER 
Clue: In 1924 England's John Harwood patented a watch that could do this to itself thanks to an internal swinging weight
Output: wind itself
Category: EMILY POST SAYS... 
Clue: This object, from the Latin for shade, should be carried point down & close to the body when closed
Output: umbrella
Category: WORD ORIGINS 
Clue: This term for a copy or reproduction is from the Latin meaning "to make similar"
Output: facsimile
Category: LITERARY AWARDS 
Clue: For Civil War works, winners of an award from Gettysburg College receive $50,000 & a bust of him
Output: lincoln
Category: OFF TO THE MOVIES 
Clue: Matt Damon gave this title character an "Identity" & a "Supremacy"
Output: bourne
Category: FROM A TO Y 
Clue: Sadly, some divorces are filled with this, bitter animosity
Output: acrimony
Category: 1930s AVIATION 
Clue: The Mitsubishi flown from Japan for George VI's coronation was named this, Japanese for "divine wind"
Output: kamikaze
Category: MALLS OF AMERICA 
Clue: All hail this state's King of Prussia Mall, one of the largest shopping complexes on the East Coast
Output: pennsylvania
Category: A LITTLE OF THE BUBBLY 
Clue: In the 1890s pharmacist Caleb Bradham invented this cola drink, known then as "Brad's Drink"
Output: pepsi
Category: THE IVY LEAGUE 
Clue: In 1998 Vanity Fair proclaimed this university, JFK Jr.'s alma mater, the hottest Ivy League school
Output: brown
Category: A STATE OF DELAWARE-NESS 
Clue: Founded in 1683 by William Penn, this city was officially laid out in 1717 over an area of 125 acres
Output: dover
Category: '50s SONG LYRICS 
Clue: This Erroll Garner song begins, "Look at me, I'm as helpless as a kitten up a tree"
Output: "misty"
Category: WAR 
Clue: "50 million Frenchmen can't be wrong" became a popular saying with soldiers during this war
Output: world war i
Category: "ONE" PLANET 
Clue: Referring to its operative lever, it's a derogatory term for a Las Vegas slot machine
Output: "one-armed bandit"
Category: POP MUSIC 
Clue: This rock star of the 50's and 60's hit the charts again in the 70's with the Stone Canyon Band
Output: ricky nelson
Category: A CAST OF THOUSANDS 
Clue: It's what you're trying to catch when you're fly-casting
Output: fish
Category: ANIMALS 
Clue: The pocket gopher uses this almost hairless appendage as a sense organ to feel its way in the dark
Output: tail
Category: & A BIBLE PERSON TO BE NAMED LATER 
Clue: "The Prince of Egypt" says Seti gave the order to kill the newborn Hebrews & adopted this Hebrew boy
Output: moses
Category: RHETT-ORIC 
Clue: On honeymoon Rhett says, "Forget about Atlanta. I brought you to" this city "to have fun"
Output: new orleans
Category: TINY THINGS 
Clue: Access time on hard drives isn't measured in minutes, but in these units abbreviated ms
Output: milliseconds
Category: A FASHIONABLE CATEGORY 
Clue: Feline name for the full-body stocking made popular by Diana Rigg on "The Avengers"
Output: a catsuit
Category: A LITTLE KNIGHT MUSIC 
Clue: Drink some mead, young squire, & sing along with this rhyme time instrument heard here:
Output: hurdy gurdy
Category: WIDE WORLD OF WEIRD SPORTS 
Clue: Doing it in unusual places turns this household task into an "extreme" sport for some; got spray starch?
Output: ironing
Category: GULF 
Clue: The Chiriqui, Mosquito & San Blas Gulfs engulf this country that's bisected by a canal
Output: panama
Category: DOORS SONGS IN OTHER WORDS 
Clue: "Make Contact With Moi"
Output: "touch me"
Category: NATIONAL ANTHEMS 
Clue: "Kimigayo"
Output: japan
Category: TECHNOLOGY 
Clue: In 1904, this ex-shoe salesman & Illinois medical school graduate patented his arch support
Output: dr. scholl
Category: TOP OF THE CHARTS 
Clue: Her "Feels Like Home" CD sold 1 million copies its first week & featured a duet with Dolly Parton titled "Creepin' In"
Output: norah jones
Category: 10-, 11- & 12-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: Travel to Springfield, Mass. & you can make a fast break for the Naismith Hall of Fame for this sport
Output: basketball
Category: WHALES 
Clue: An adult male whale is called a bull, a female is called a cow & a baby whale is called this
Output: a calf
Category: IT'S A BIRD! 
Clue: The tawny species of this bird can see prey by the light of one candle 500 yards away
Output: the owl
Category: YELLOW MUSIC 
Clue: From 1970's "Ladies of the Canyon" album, it's Joni Mitchell's song of ecological concerns
Output: "big yellow taxi"
Category: HOTELS 
Clue: Nobel Prize winners are put up at this city's Grand Hotel on the water opposite the royal palace
Output: stockholm
Category: NEW MEXICO 
Clue: In 1942 this comparatively isolated New Mexico place was chosen for an atomic research lab
Output: los alamos
Category: CHICKS WITH BICS 
Clue: Mary Poppins was created by this Australian author whose initials stood for Pamela Lyndon
Output: p.l. travers
Category: THE REEL STORY 
Clue: M. Night Shyamalan wrote & directed this creepy Bruce Willis-Haley Joel Osment film
Output: the sixth sense
Category: MILITARY MATTERS 
Clue: The three elements that make up the Marine Corps seal are a globe, an eagle holding a scroll & this naval symbol
Output: an anchor
Category: COLLECTOR'S CORNER 
Clue: Collectors of Tom Tierney's paper dolls prize the one of this princess with her charity auction dresses
Output: princess diana
Category: PADDLE 
Clue: 2 main grips for the paddles in this sport are the pen hold & shake hands grips
Output: table tennis
Category: IT'LL TAKE AN ACT OF PARLIAMENT 
Clue: In 2000 Britain made it illegal to raise animals solely to slaughter them just to get this to sell
Output: fur
Category: CORRUPTION JUNCTION 
Clue: In 32 years of one-man rule, President Mobutu looted Zaire, now the Democratic Republic of this
Output: congo
Category: AUTO RACING 
Clue: This type of auto racing start bears the name of a French town famous for a 24-hour race
Output: le mans
Category: 300 YEARS AGO 
Clue: This architect who rebuilt London after the Great Fire of 1666 saw his work on Whitehall Palace burned in 1698
Output: sir christopher wren
Category: COMPLETES THE PROVERB 
Clue: "To err is human, to forgive..."
Output: divine
Category: A LOVELY PORT 
Clue: If you take the last train to this Tennessee port, you'll be at the junction of the Red & Cumberland Rivers
Output: clarksville
Category: "DOO"D! 
Clue: Popular 20th century vocal style heard here
Output: doo-wop
Category: BIRD BOOKS 
Clue: Maya Angelou dedicated this book to "all the strong black birds of promise who defy the odds...and sing their songs"
Output: i know why the caged bird sings
Category: SPORTS QUOTES 
Clue: Ike Taylor of this Bill Cowher-coached NFL team said, "You only get a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity so many times"
Output: pittsburgh steelers
Category: NAME THE DECADE 
Clue: Paul Revere takes a midnight ride & warns that "The British are coming"
Output: 1770s
Category: COLLEGE TEAM NICKNAMES 
Clue: The University of Maryland's reptilian representatives
Output: terrapins
Category: NUN SENSE 
Clue: This 6th century Irish nun is also known as St. Bride, though she refused to marry
Output: st. bridget
Category: 19th CENTURY LITHUANIA 
Clue: This movement led by Bishop Valancius ran into opposition from vodka lovers
Output: prohibition/temperance
Category: CLOWNS 
Clue: This clown stars in the animated video "The Legend of Grimace Island"
Output: ronald mcdonald
Category: MISSED IT BY THAT MUCH... 
Clue: My camera could only take shots of bald people, so I called it Kojak, but it didn't do as well as his Kodak
Output: george eastman
Category: ASIAN COUNTRIES 
Clue: The DMZ between these 2 Asian nations extends 1.2 miles on each side of the 38th parallel
Output: north & south korea
Category: AS EASY AS A-B-C 
Clue: It is term for each word in clue; ape man good at speak this way
Output: monosyllabic
Category: RELIGION 
Clue: With more than 60 million members worldwide, it's the largest Protestant denomination
Output: lutheranism
Category: FILMS OF THE 1980s 
Clue: "Big Business" found this divine comedienne & Lily Tomlin playing 2 sets of mismatched twins, separated at birth
Output: bette midler
Category: THE TOP TEEN LIST 
Clue: At 17, this "Little Women" author wrote her first novel, "The Inheritence"
Output: alcott
Category: HELLO, DALAI 
Clue: The fifth Dalai Lama was installed as Tibet's leader in 1642 by Gushri Khan, the leader of these people
Output: mongols
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: Though he wrote about 40 plays in all, only 11, including "Clouds" & "Frogs", survive intact
Output: aristophanes
Category: 20th CENTURY NOVELS 
Clue: A young girl's trial testimony against her rapist inspired his novel "A Time to Kill"
Output: grisham
Category: ANIMAL SONGS 
Clue: Lyricist Don Black co-wrote the lion serenade "Born Free" & this Michael Jackson ode to a rat
Output: "ben"
Category: SPELL IT BACKWARDS 
Clue: Carpenter's tool, or the type of "head" a sensible person has
Output: l-e-v-e-l
Category: SAINTS 
Clue: T.S. Eliot's "Murder in the Cathedral" deals with the murder of this saint
Output: thomas à becket
Category: NOVEL "T"s 
Clue: A man travels over 800,000 years in this title device only to have it stolen by Morlocks
Output: "the time machine"
Category: FRUIT 
Clue: The Royal Ann type of this fruit is often canned or used to make maraschinos
Output: cherries
Category: BUSINESS & INDUSTRY 
Clue: The Pacific Aero Products Company, founded in Seattle in 1916, is now called this
Output: boeing
Category: UNITS OF MEASURE 
Clue: Ths unit for measuring type size was invented in 1737 by Pierre Simon Fournier
Output: point
Category: MAKE-UP TEST 
Clue: Elle magazine touted harem, zucchini & cash as trendy eye shadow shades of this color
Output: green
Category: OFF TO THE MOVIES 
Clue: Jack Black wrestles with a problem & cooks up a scheme to save a monastery in this 2006 film
Output: nacho libre
Category: KEANU, ASHTON OR EINSTEIN 
Clue: Studied biochemical engineering in college
Output: ashton
Category: THIS IS YOUR WIFE! 
Clue: Heidi Klum
Output: seal
Category: YOU'RE HERDING ME! 
Clue: The biblical Abel herded these
Output: sheep
Category: PATRIOTS 
Clue: The day after he landed from England in 1775, Penn.'s assembly named him to the Continental Congress
Output: benjamin franklin
Category: WORD & PHRASE ORIGINS 
Clue: Santa Claus might know that this word comes from the Scandinavian for "creature" & the Old English for "beast"
Output: reindeer
Category: A "WAR AND PEACE" QUIZ 
Clue: First name of Ms. Pavlovna, at whose party the book opens; the author also used it for Ms. Karenina
Output: anna
Category: APPLE 
Clue: In 1687 he gave a unified description of the motion of the moon & the fall of an apple
Output: isaac newton
Category: HAIL TO THE CHIEF 
Clue: Thomas J. Pendergast, boss of Kansas City, launched the political career of this future president in 1922
Output: truman
Category: PEOPLE IN HISTORY 
Clue: Alaric II, king of this branch of the Goths. was defeated in battle & slain in 507 A.D.
Output: visigoths
Category: NONFICTION 
Clue: This Chicago Bull bares all & talks about his relationship with Madonna in his book "Bad As I Wanna Be"
Output: dennis rodman
Category: DRINKS 
Clue: Traditionally, the Turkish type of this is made in a long-handled brass pot called a jezve or ibrik
Output: coffee
Category: AROUND THE USA 
Clue: This Calif. city's Transamerica Pyramid stands on the site of the Exchange Saloon where Mark Twain once imbibed
Output: san francisco
Category: GOVERNMENT 
Clue: This cable channel has been telecasting gavel to gavel coverage of the U.S. Congress for 10 years
Output: c-span
Category: GEOLOGY 
Clue: Derived from Latin meaning "dug up", it's the remains of a plant or animal preserved in rock
Output: fossil
Category: THE BOOK NOOK 
Clue: In slang this 2-word phrase can refer to an event that no longer matters; it's also the section where "Roman Britain" is
Output: ancient history
Category: WINE 
Clue: France generally forbids making this light-bodied pink wine, such as Anjou, by mixing red & white
Output: rose
Category: FRIENDS 
Clue: Dizzy Gillespie, a close friend & bandmate of this bebop saxophonist, survived him by 38 years
Output: charlie parker
Category: GOING WIRELESS 
Clue: In 1946 this detective's 2-way wrist radio made its debut in the funnies
Output: dick tracy
Category: MYSTERIES 
Clue: 1st cousins Dannay & Lee wrote the Ellery Queen stories under this pen name
Output: ellery queen
Category: TIME TO HIT THE BOOKS 
Clue: Bratty & spoiled Mary Lennox becomes the ward of her English uncle in this 1911 Frances Hodgson Burnett classic
Output: the secret garden
Category: WHEN WAS THAT, PIERRE? 
Clue: Vive la Revolution Francaise! which began in this year
Output: 1789
Category: A MAGNUM OF CHAMPAGNE 
Clue: A man who lived to be 969, or a champagne bottle that holds 8 times as much as the standard size
Output: methuselah
Category: FROZEN FOOD 
Clue: This brand introduced the frozen TV dinner in 1953
Output: swanson
Category: BASEBALL 
Clue: This former Yankee home run hitter served as the Dodgers first base coach in 1938
Output: babe ruth
Category: MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 
Clue: This steam-whistle organ was often used on 19th century Mississippi steamboats to announce their arrival at ports
Output: a calliope
Category: BY GEORGE 
Clue: He fired Billy Martin 5 times
Output: george steinbrenner
Category: TRAVEL & TOURISM 
Clue: When visiting this country, why not try the cloudberry soup, the reindeer tongue or the sauna sausage
Output: finland
Category: SINNERS 
Clue: Holiday in 1929 on which Chicago gangster Bugs Moran lost several members of his gang
Output: st. valentine\'s day
Category: SCHOOL SUPPLIES 
Clue: You can draw & measure angles with this, often a semicircular piece of transparent plastic
Output: protractor
Category: BESTSELLERS 
Clue: In 1977 his "All Things Wise and Wonderful" was a No. 1 bestseller
Output: james herriot
Category: IT'S HARD OUT HERE FOR A SHRIMP 
Clue: The only way a shrimp can grow is to go through this process of shedding its shell & growing a new one
Output: molting
Category: AMERICAN HODGEPODGE 
Clue: The Indian paintbrush has this official designation in Wyoming (no, it's not the state paintbrush)
Output: state flower
Category: BEST SELLERS 
Clue: "Made In America" was this businessman's memoir of the 1984 Olympics
Output: peter ueberroth
Category: IT'S NOT UNUSUAL 
Clue: From 1938 to 2003, Volkswagen hatched more than 20 million cars of this model
Output: the beetle
Category: TANGO 
Clue: Bernardo Bertolucci directed the controversial film "Last Tango In Paris", starring this American
Output: marlon brando
Category: AMERICAN HISTORY 
Clue: Though elected to the senate in 1930, this Louisiana governor didn't take his seat until 1932
Output: huey long
Category: THE YEAR THAT WAS 
Clue: Over 400,000 attended Woodstock, Chicago 8 went on trial, Neil Armstrong walked on the Moon
Output: 1969
Category: FOOD & DRINK PHRASES 
Clue: "A book of verses underneath the bough," these 2 things--"and thou"
Output: a loaf of bread & a jug of wine
Category: FICTIONAL CHARACTERS 
Clue: This E.B. White character slept in a tiny bed made of "four clothespins and a cigarette box"
Output: stuart little
Category: PLAYING CARD RHYME TIME 
Clue: Tautless knave
Output: slack jack
Category: WHAT'S "UP"? 
Clue: Often done to trees, it's also done to people who are removed from their native land
Output: to uproot
Category: HISTORICAL NOVELS 
Clue: E.L. Doctorow's Civil War novel "The March" tells the story of those on this general's march through Georgia
Output: sherman
Category: LICENSE PLATES 
Clue: This state has few people & its plates have low #s, so there's room to show a cowboy on a bucking bronco
Output: wyoming
Category: THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE 
Clue: This U.N. agency, created in 1946 to aid children in Europe, won the 1965 Peace Prize
Output: unicef
Category: THE KOREAN WAR 
Clue: One of the war's innovations was the use of these aircraft for observation & for evacuation of the wounded
Output: helicopters
Category: LET'S PLAY COWBOY 
Clue: Passel, as in "the ranch owner's wife has a passel of kids", is an alternation of this word
Output: parcel
Category: ON THE WATER 
Clue: The Prestige, this type of ship, made news in 2002 when it sank off Spain
Output: an oil tanker
Category: LET A SMILE BE YOUR UMBRIA 
Clue: In 1990 this brand retired raw umber, a color whose name came from Umbria
Output: crayola
Category: CELEBRITIES' KIDS' NAMES 
Clue: Jessica's little sis, she & Pete Wentz named their son Bronx Mowgli
Output: ashlee simpson
Category: FAMOUS COUPLES 
Clue: "Major Dad" star Gerald McRaney must have had designs on this "Designing Woman" because he married her
Output: delta burke
Category: THE KENTUCKY DERBY 
Clue: (Sofia of the Clue Crew at the Kentucky Derby Museum in Louisville)  On May 10, 1919, Sir Barton won the Kentucky Derby; a month & a day later, he became the first winner of this
Output: triple crown
Category: 2008 NEWS 
Clue: These Australians got a "sorry" from their government for 2 centuries of mistreatment
Output: the aborigines
Category: ARCHITECTURE 
Clue: Name shared by a famous Gothic church in Paris & a Gothic revival church in Montreal
Output: notre dame
Category: NEW FACES IN THE 110th CONGRESS 
Clue: Peter Roskam won the seat held for 32 years by this state's Henry Hyde
Output: illinois
Category: PANAMANIA 
Clue: The national currency of Panama bears the name of this man, the first European to see the Pacific
Output: balboa
Category: WY WYOMING? 
Clue: This large prairie animal is featured in white silhouette on the state flag
Output: buffalo
Category: SONGS 
Clue: "Good Morning, Starshine, the Earth says" this
Output: hello
Category: MILTON 
Clue: Book I of this John Milton work begins, "Of man's first disobedience..."
Output: "paradise lost"
Category: LEFTOVERS 
Clue: Bullfight ticket prices vary by your seat location & the fame of this person
Output: matador
Category: SPORTS HALLS OF FAME 
Clue: Start your engines please & head to this Alabama city to visit the Motorsports Hall of Fame
Output: talladega
Category: SEINFELD 
Clue: It took 97 episodes to finally reveal that this was Kramer's first name; it was also that of "Topper"
Output: cosmo
Category: THE "PEN" 
Clue: 7-letter term meaning dreamily or wistfully thoughtful
Output: pensive
Category: PEOPLE EAT THAT? 
Clue: Mold gives this type of colorful cheese, like Roquefort, its flavor
Output: blue cheese
Category: BUT I'M TALKIN' ABOUT SHAQ 
Clue: Appropriately, Mr. O'Neal did ads for this co. whose slogan works for us--"You've got questions, we've got answers"
Output: radioshack
Category: CITY OF THE DAY: PHOENIX 
Clue: Like the people of an ancient civilization, residents of Phoenix are called this
Output: phoenicians
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: Female "Party of Five" star who's "Mm! Mm! Good"
Output: neve campbell soup