niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: STAR TRACK 
Clue: In the 1930s several stars had this last name: Dick sang, Eleanor danced & William detected
Output: powell
Category: MATH 
Clue: When 2 of these intersect, their intersection is a straight line
Output: a plane
Category: DOUBLE TALK 
Clue: Numerically, it's normal vision
Output: 20/20
Category: 20TH CENTURY WRITERS 
Clue: It reportedly took him about 10 years to write "The Catcher in the Rye"
Output: j.d. salinger
Category: GROVER CLEVELAND ROCKS 
Clue: Born there in 1837, Grover is the only president native to this state
Output: new jersey
Category: MUSIC APPRECIATION 
Clue: You could call Ronald Lo Presti's "suite for 8" of these instruments a "toot suite"
Output: french horns
Category: FORWARDS & BACK WORDS 
Clue: To boast & clothing
Output: brag & garb
Category: MEDIEVAL PHILOSOPHY 
Clue: The first major medieval philosopher was this Bishop of Hippo who fused Plato with Christian thought
Output: augustine
Category: ____ AND ____ 
Clue: One founder of this jet engine manufacturer was a cousin of the inventor of the cotton gin
Output: pratt and whitney
Category: ARTISTS 
Clue: His photo silkscreens include "Liz", "Jackie" & "Elvis" as well as "Marilyn"
Output: andy warhol
Category: ITALIAN HISTORY 
Clue: In 1866 citizens of this northern city-state voted to join the Kingdom of Italy
Output: venice
Category: PHILOSOPHY 
Clue: In this work, Nietzsche introduced the concepts of the Ubermensch, or superman, & the will to power
Output: thus spake zarathustra
Category: 17th CENTURY QUOTATIONS 
Clue: In this 1650s work you'll find the line, "I have laid aside business, and gone a-fishing"
Output: the compleat angler
Category: "CEL"EBRITY WORDS 
Clue: Originally this word meant "unmarried"; its other meaning is a more recent development
Output: celibate
Category: THE "LAST" FRONTIER 
Clue: It took place in June 1876 at the Little Bighorn River
Output: custer\'s last stand
Category: FOLKLORE 
Clue: Scholar Jan Brunvand calls tales of fatal Pop Rocks candy & hook-handed molesters this kind of "legend"
Output: urban legend
Category: SHORT ANSWERS 
Clue: Shorter than Bermudas, these shorts were named for an island far southwest of Bermuda
Output: jamaica shorts
Category: DAY TIME 
Clue: By the sound of it, on this German day, you should kick back, relax & read "The Volcano Lovers"
Output: sontag
Category: "OUT" 
Clue: It's another name for the privy, cousin
Output: outhouse
Category: AFRICAN WILDLIFE 
Clue: This largest pachyderm has no sweat glands, so it cools off by rolling in ponds & streams
Output: elephant
Category: FOOD 
Clue: A popular health food, this soybean curd is used to make a variety of dishes & an ice cream substitute
Output: tofu
Category: U.S.A. 
Clue: Horseshoe Bend National Military Park in Alabama marks the site of this Indian war's last battle
Output: creek indian war
Category: TV TIME 
Clue: In one version of the opening credits of "The Simpsons", this character is shown to cost $243.26
Output: maggie simpson
Category: TROPICANA 
Clue: This tropical island has roads linking Port Antonio, Montego Bay & Kingston
Output: jamaica
Category: WHO'S THE ARTIST? 
Clue: A neo-classicist, this artist often painted the high & mighty
Output: jacques-louis david
Category: SHORT STORIES 
Clue: Saul Bellow was responsible for translating this Yiddish writer's short story "Gimpel the Fool" into English
Output: isaac bashevis singer
Category: THE CALENDAR 
Clue: These 2 consecutive months have a fly & bug named for them
Output: may & june
Category: OPERA 
Clue: Darius Milhaud wrote a 1932 opera about this Hapsburg emperor of Mexico
Output: maximilian
Category: OPERA, LIKE IT OR NOT 
Clue: You'll need a contralto or a mezzo to play Tituba in the 1961 opera based on this Arthur Miller play
Output: the crucible
Category: MIKE MYERS 
Clue: Put a pinkie to your lips & say the name of this "Austin Powers" villain, partly based on SNL's Lorne Michaels
Output: dr. evil
Category: SEEING DOUBLE 
Clue: These 2 actors were the genetically designed "Twins" in a 1988 film comedy
Output: danny devito & arnold schwarzenegger
Category: THE SUPREME COURT 
Clue: In this 1954 case the court declared that "The doctrine of 'separate but equal' has no place"
Output: brown v. board of education
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: Peary's 1909 goal, the primo spot in a NASCAR race
Output: the north pole position
Category: WHAT'S UP, "DOC"? 
Clue: A system of beliefs accepted as authoritative by a group's members
Output: a doctrine
Category: NATIONAL BOOK AWARD WINNERS 
Clue: In 2001 for his novel "The Corrections"; it was also an Oprah selection
Output: franzen
Category: SAVE THESE BOOKS FOR "LAST" 
Clue: It's the second volume of the "Leather-Stocking Tales"
Output: the last of the mohicans
Category: SHAKESPEARE WITH A TWIST 
Clue: Christopher Heweit was a singing Malvolio in "Music Is", a musical version of this festive comedy
Output: twelfth night
Category: THE COLON 
Clue: These 2 adjectives, for the first & third major segments of the colon, might also apply to climbers
Output: ascending & descending
Category: SCOTLAND 
Clue: In March 1328, in the Treaty of Northampton, the English finally recognized him as King of the Scots
Output: robert the bruce
Category: HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES 
Clue: In Italy some families eat a traditional supper of fried eels on this December Eve
Output: christmas eve
Category: BALLET 
Clue: In a Tchaikovsky ballet, this title character is awakened with a kiss
Output: sleeping beauty
Category: FICTIONAL CHARACTERS 
Clue: She's the red-headed heroine of several books by Astrid Lindgren
Output: pippi longstocking
Category: FICTIONAL CHARACTERS 
Clue: This Belgian created by Agatha Christie became a sleuth after retiring from the police force
Output: hercule poirot
Category: WORLD WAR I 
Clue: One of the two British Prime Ministers during the war
Output: david lloyd george
Category: CINEMANIA 
Clue: Dude, in 1998 this brotherly team brought us "The Big Lebowski"
Output: the coen brothers
Category: RUSSIAN HISTORY 
Clue: He gained control over Empress Alexandra by using hypnotism to stop the tsarivich's bleeding
Output: rasputin
Category: JAY 
Clue: He drafted the constitution of New York state & was appointed chief justice of the state in 1777
Output: john jay
Category: ANIMALS 
Clue: This lapdog associated with a Mediterranean island was highly prized by ladies of the Elizabethan court
Output: maltese
Category: HERE COMES UKRAINE AGAIN 
Clue: First name shared by both the current prime minister & current president of Ukraine
Output: viktor
Category: URBAN 
Clue: In 930 A.D. Karmathian Muslim rebels stormed & destroyed this holy city, carrying off the sacred black stone
Output: mecca
Category: FIX THE PROVERB 
Clue: Jerk of all grades & messer of nine
Output: jack of all trades & master of none
Category: MUSIC 
Clue: Maria Theresa kissed him when he played for her court, but in France, Mme. de Pompadour refused to do so
Output: w.a. mozart
Category: RATED "R" 
Clue: Proverbially, when you cross this Italian river, you've taken an irrevocable step
Output: the rubicon
Category: PUDDING 
Clue: It's the traditional type of pudding demanded in "We Wish You A Merry Christmas"
Output: figgy pudding
Category: BEFORE, DURING & AFTER 
Clue: The "holy" first pope is in this '60s folk trio also including this actress who was "America's Sweetheart"
Output: pope peter paul and mary pickford
Category: GASES 
Clue: It's the common nickname of nitrous oxide
Output: laughing gas
Category: A WORLD OF PLAYWRIGHTS 
Clue: Aeschylus' most "oresting" work may be this Greek trilogy about the house of Atreus
Output: the orestia
Category: "NICK" NAMES 
Clue: Gambler who paid the "Brice" for marrying a famous Fanny
Output: nick arnstein
Category: FAIRIES 
Clue: This fairy of Irish legend has long, streaming hair & fiery red eyes from continual wailing
Output: a banshee
Category: MEASUREMENT 
Clue: There are 16 drams in an avoirdupois one & 2 tablespoons in a fluid one
Output: an ounce
Category: ALASKA 
Clue: The U.S. used a 48-star flag for 47 years until Alaska gained statehood in this year
Output: 1959
Category: PRIESTS 
Clue: A tohunga is a priest of these New Zealanders
Output: maori
Category: TV & MOVIE ACTORS 
Clue: John Mahoney of "Frasier" played one of the guys who sold aluminum siding in this Barry Levinson film
Output: tin men
Category: OUR TROUBLED PLANET 
Clue: Before building a highway, a state has to submit an EIS, this 2-word "statement", to get federal funding
Output: environmental impact statement
Category: ALL I WANT FOR ISTHMUS 
Clue: To travel from this country's mainland to Sevastapol in the Crimea, traverse the Isthmus of Perekop
Output: ukraine
Category: WRITERS CUBED 
Clue: Her 2000 novel "Blonde" is, of course, about Marilyn Monroe
Output: joyce carol oates
Category: AFRICAN CAPITALS 
Clue: Until 1974 much of the land in this capital belonged to Haile Selassie's family, members of the nobility & the National Church
Output: addis ababa
Category: PEOPLE IN HISTORY 
Clue: Thomas Conway was involved in a 1777 plot to replace this American commander-in-chief with Horatio Gates
Output: george washington
Category: QUASI-RELATED PAIRS 
Clue: The middle Brady daughter & a senior college official
Output: jan & dean
Category: MAN OF _____ 
Clue: "The minute you walked in the joint, I could see you were" one of these
Output: "a man of distinction"
Category: YOU DON'T BRING ME FLOWERS 
Clue: A plant that forms a furry carpet on forest floors is known as the club type of this, but isn't a true one
Output: a moss
Category: THE BELLES 
Clue: In 1967 she succeeded her husband as governor
Output: lurleen b. wallace
Category: WASHINGTONIANS 
Clue: He was born in Washington on Jan. 1, 1895 & became the FBI's director at 29
Output: j. edgar hoover
Category: THEIR FIRST NOVELS 
Clue: "The Time Machine" (1895)
Output: h.g. wells
Category: U.S. CITY HISTORY 
Clue: This Missouri city wasn't named for Scott or Janis but for Rev. Harris G., an early settler there
Output: joplin
Category: FEMININE WORDS 
Clue: A type of Italian noblewoman, like the "Barefoot" one in a 1954 movie
Output: contessa
Category: WORLD CAPITALS 
Clue: In this capital you can watch the sun turn the Tagus' estuary into Mar de Palha, the "sea of straw"
Output: lisbon
Category: TV PERSONALITY MARRIAGES 
Clue: She & hubby Will Arnett played a sister-&-brother ice skating team in "Blades of Glory"
Output: amy poehler
Category: VERMONT 
Clue: While living in Arlington, Vt., he featured many of its residents on his Saturday Evening Post covers
Output: norman rockwell
Category: SECOND LETTER "X" 
Clue: According to Malory, the name of this legendary sword means "cut-steel"
Output: excalibur
Category: TRAVEL & TOURISM 
Clue: When traveling through this Kansas city, be sure to stop at Dwight Eisenhower's boyhood home
Output: abilene
Category: HOUSE & GARDEN 
Clue: A 1949 issue showed the very modern home of this architect & Bauhaus founder
Output: walter gropius
Category: A BARRY MANILOW SONGBOOK 
Clue: "You came along, just like a song, and brightened my day, who'd've believed that you were part of a dream..."
Output: "can\'t smile without you"
Category: DURING THE PIERCE ADMINISTRATION 
Clue: This act of 1854 named for 2 future states allowed the new territories to decide the slavery issue themselves
Output: the kansas-nebraska act
Category: WORD ORIGINS 
Clue: From the Latin, it once meant "one living on the opposite bank of a stream from another"; now it means "opponent"
Output: rival
Category: ALL SPORTS 
Clue: In golf, next in line: double eagle, eagle...
Output: a birdie
Category: TV DRAMAS BY EPISODE 
Clue: "Fallon's Father"
Output: dynasty
Category: EXPLORERS 
Clue: While searching for the 7 Cities of Cibola in 1540, this conquistador's party reached the Grand Canyon
Output: francisco coronado
Category: ANATOMY 
Clue: Your deciduous ones usually appear at about 6 months, your permanent ones at about 6 years
Output: teeth
Category: WINSTON CHURCHILL 
Clue: Churchill turned down a dukedom but did accept a knighthood from this monarch in 1953
Output: queen elizabeth ii
Category: LYRICS OF THE ARTIST 
Clue: "I drink Brass Monkey and I rock well, I got a castle in Brooklyn that's where I dwell"
Output: the beastie boys
Category: & NOW THE "END" IS NEAR 
Clue: The opposite of diminuendo is this music term, a gradual increase in loudness
Output: crescendo
Category: MILITARY LEADERS 
Clue: Robert E. Lee's truce flag was delivered to this general in 1865; in 1876 he was killed at Little Big Horn
Output: george custer
Category: THE REDCOATS ARE COMING! 
Clue: On Sept. 5, 1781, 24 of this country's ships engaged British ships in Cheaspeake Bay & turned them back
Output: france
Category: FLORIDUDS 
Clue: In Key West, site of his vacation home, the "Little White House", he favored loud print shirts like the one seen here
Output: harry s. truman
Category: MUSIC APPRECIATION 
Clue: "Kinderlieder" is a cycle of children's songs by this "Hansel and Gretel" composer
Output: engelbert humperdinck
Category: CAPTURE THE FLAG 
Clue: This word for the upper-left part of a flag is a place name on maps of China & Ohio
Output: a canton
Category: IN THE MAKEUP CHAIR 
Clue: When she wears a low-cut dress, soap opera star Jackie Zeman puts this cheek cosmetic on her cleavage
Output: blush/rouge
Category: 2008 OBITS 
Clue: This "Andromeda Strain" author died in Los Angeles at 66
Output: michael crichton
Category: MARK MARKS THE SPOT 
Clue: Mark Boal won 2 Oscars for this 2009 film about bomb defusers in Iraq
Output: the hurt locker
Category: "MIND" BLOWERS 
Clue: If you're legally non compos mentis, you're "not of" this
Output: sound mind
Category: 1706 
Clue: In 1706 Charles XII of this Scandinavian country invaded Saxony as part of the "Great Northern War"
Output: sweden
Category: AROUND THE WORLD 
Clue: The capital of Indonesia is on this island
Output: java
Category: THE LEFTY WAY 
Clue: Keith Hernandez knows that lefties at this position have an advantage in starting a 3-6-3 double play
Output: first base
Category: THE MOVIES 
Clue: In 1981 Wallace Shawn came prepared to eat in "My Dinner With" this man
Output: andre
Category: HISTORIC KIDS 
Clue: John Smith said that this girl was about 10 when he met her in 1607 (she looked a little older in the Disney movie)
Output: pocahontas
Category: "D" TOUR 
Clue: This nation's regions include Viborg, Ringkobing & Fyn
Output: denmark
Category: GO GREYHOUND 
Clue: The greyhound originated more than 5,000 years ago in this African country, where it was used to hunt gazelles
Output: egypt
Category: PLAYS & PLAYWRIGHTS 
Clue: He collaborated on his hit comedy "Beggar On Horseback" with Marc Connelly, not Moss Hart
Output: george s. kaufman
Category: THERAPISTS 
Clue: The initials of this man with unconventional views of schizophrenia stood for Ronald David
Output: r.d. laing
Category: "POT" LUCK 
Clue: It's formed by the confluence of its North & South branches near Cumberland, Maryland
Output: the potomac
Category: THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT 
Clue: In 1965 Congress barred several states from requiring that voters be able to do this
Output: read
Category: NOVEL TRILOGIES 
Clue: It's the first book in a historical trilogy that continues with "Men Against the Sea" & "Pitcairn's Island"
Output: "mutiny on the bounty"
Category: AMERICAN BUSINESS 
Clue: Among the brand names owned by this firm are Meow Mix, Hostess Twinkies & Rye-Krisp Crackers
Output: ralston purina
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: "Ringmaster" talk show host & sporting dog
Output: jerry springer spaniel
Category: ALWAYS REMEMBER SEPTEMBER 
Clue: September 2006 brought news of a "Unity Deal" between Hamas & this other 5-letter Palestinian group
Output: fatah
Category: GIMME AN "H" 
Clue: During the Revolutionary War these mercenaries made up about a third of England's forces
Output: the hessians
Category: SORTA SOUNDS LIKE OPRAH? 
Clue: Phrase that precedes "dope" in Ali's famed boxing strategy
Output: "rope-a"
Category: TUNES FROM REVUES 
Clue: In a 1921 edition of Ziegfeld's "Follies", she introduced "Second Hand Rose"
Output: fanny brice
Category: REMOTE PLACES 
Clue: Bitterfontein & Loeriesfontein
Output: south africa
Category: ROYAL BRITANNIA 
Clue: In 1707 her title changed to Queen of Great Britain & Ireland (it used to be Queen of England, Scotland & Ireland)
Output: queen anne
Category: NUMBER, PLEASE 
Clue: This magazine's November 1996 issue included info on "Tomboy Troubles" & on megacutie Brad Renfro
Output: seventeen
Category: AMERICAN LITERATURE 
Clue: Jack Kerouac's 1957 novel about the adventures of Dean Moriarty & friends as they travel the U.S.
Output: "on the road"
Category: BIOLOGY 
Clue: They're the reproductive organs in which eggs develop in women
Output: ovaries
Category: LANGUAGE ARTS 
Clue: Castilian is the official standard form of this Romance language
Output: spanish
Category: HERBS & SPICES 
Clue: The hottest variety of this blend of Indian spices originated in Madras
Output: curry
Category: THE DRAWING ROOM 
Clue: 10-time Hugo Award winner Kelly Freas is famous for illustrating the magazine called "Astounding" this genre
Output: science fiction
Category: MANSIONS 
Clue: Lawrence Washington named this mansion after an admiral he'd served under in the British navy
Output: mount vernon
Category: STARTS & ENDS WITH "T" 
Clue: Kitchen or table accessory seen here:
Output: trivet
Category: COUNTRY CLUBS 
Clue: The 8-member club formed by this treaty shutskied its doors in 1991
Output: the warsaw pact
Category: NOW THAT'S ITALIAN 
Clue: Check out Michelangelo's "Holy Family" at the Uffizi in this Tuscan city, the "Athens of the West"
Output: florence
Category: POTPOURRI 
Clue: A decisive victory or change, perhaps made with a "new broom"
Output: clean sweep
Category: IWO JIMA 
Clue: The intense fighting at Iwo Jima involved the 4th & 5th divisions of this U.S. Armed Forces branch
Output: the marines
Category: THE "A"s 
Clue: In 1841 ex-president John Quincy Adams represented the mutineers of this ship before the Supreme Court
Output: the amistad
Category: AMERICAN LITERATURE 
Clue: His first novel, "Typee", in 1846, was based on his experiences when he deserted a whaler in the south Pacific
Output: herman melville
Category: 1798 
Clue: This poet joined forces with Samuel Taylor Coleridge to publish "Lyrical Ballads"
Output: william wordsworth
Category: TREES! 
Clue: Types of this tree include the black, weeping & pussy
Output: the willow
Category: "KISS"ING MUSIC 
Clue: This Crystals song says, "When he walked me home that night, all the stars were shining bright"
Output: and then he kissed me
Category: WORDS 
Clue: Mother-of-pearl is also known by this 5-letter French name
Output: nacre
Category: THE CLASSICS 
Clue: Title piece of furniture C.S. Lewis had the kids go through to reach Narnia
Output: wardrobe
Category: ENDS WITH "UM" 
Clue: It was the huge white marble Wonder located at Halicarnassus
Output: the mausoleum
Category: HAIL TO THE CHIEF 
Clue: In a 1989 ceremony at Buckingham Palace, the Queen of England made him an honorary knight
Output: ronald reagan
Category: I LOST ON JEOPARDY! 
Clue: David Javerbaum lost on the Teen Reunion, but he's won 9 Emmys for his work on this Jon Stewart TV show
Output: the daily show
Category: FELINES, WO, WO, WO, FELINES 
Clue: Legend says that the Manx cat lost this feature by slipping into Noah's Ark just as the door was closing
Output: a tail
Category: TEEN MOZART 
Clue: From 1769 to 1773 Mozart made 3 trips south to this modern nation where opera was king
Output: italy
Category: LEGENDS 
Clue: Only hope remained after this ancient Greek's box was opened
Output: pandora\'s box
Category: NOTABLE AMERICANS 
Clue: This first lady graduated from Chicago's Maine South High School in 1965, in the top 50% of her class
Output: hillary rodham clinton
Category: U.S. HISTORY 
Clue: For the Cherokees this infamous trail led to Fort Gibson, Oklahoma
Output: the trail of tears
Category: FIRST THINGS FIRST 
Clue: Not surprisingly, the first architecture dept. at a college was established at this Boston-area school in 1865
Output: mit
Category: CARBON CREDITS 
Clue: This gas, CO, prevents hemoglobin from supplying oxygen to the body
Output: carbon monoxide
Category: THE PEABODY AWARDS 
Clue: A 2002 prize went to the PBS documentary "Bringing Down a Dictator", a look at this Serb
Output: milosevic
Category: THE DUTCH ROYAL FAMILY 
Clue: In 2003, Princes Catharina-Amalia, who is 2nd in line to the throne, was born in this city, seat of the Dutch government
Output: the hague
Category: INDEPENDENCE DAY 
Clue: This country celebrates Cinco de Mayo on May 5 & its independence on September 16
Output: mexico
Category: 3-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: Sushi-wise, uni is this from sea urchins
Output: roe
Category: CONSTELLATIONS 
Clue: When a constellation "culminates", it has reached this
Output: the highest point in the sky
Category: GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: 1 of the 2 gulfs which border the Sinai Peninsula
Output: the gulf of suez and the gulf of aqaba
Category: I COME FROM OUTER SPACE 
Clue: Now that I am here, everyone who dismissed Erich von Daniken's book "Chariots of" these beings should feel shame
Output: the gods
Category: BIG WORDS 
Clue: Michelangelo's David is considered one of these big statues, like one of the 7 Ancient Wonders
Output: colossus/colossal
Category: FOOD FACTS 
Clue: These rock cornish animals are so small you'll probably need a whole one for each person
Output: game hens
Category: WHERE YA FROM, SENATOR? 
Clue: Feinstein & Boxer
Output: california
Category: STEPHEN KING NOVEL PLOTS 
Clue: Losers Club reunites to rid Derry, Maine of its sewer-dwelling, child-killing monster once & for all
Output: it
Category: WORKS OF THE BARD 
Clue: This tragic title character's first words are "So foul and fair a day I have not seen"
Output: macbeth
Category: THE VIETNAM WAR 
Clue: Eisenhower didn't really send troops; by the time he left office in 1961 he'd sent in 900 personnel called these
Output: advisors
Category: FAMOUS AMERICANS 
Clue: He originally called his "Peanuts" comic strip "Li'l Folks"
Output: charles schulz
Category: THE ANCIENTS SPEAK 
Clue: Hippocrates called this "the most distinguished of all the arts" but "by far the least esteemed"
Output: medicine
Category: WOMEN IN SPORTS 
Clue: This Belgian tennis star married Pierre Hardenne in 2002 & became No. 1 in 2003
Output: justine henin-hardenne
Category: BLOODSUCKERS 
Clue: All of the species of this parasite-carrying fly in the genus Glossina live in sub-Saharan Africa
Output: a tsetse fly
Category: WORLD GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: A "great" pass & a "little" pass in the Alps are named for this saint
Output: st. bernard
Category: '50s TV 
Clue: In 1971 Bert Parks hosted "Circus"; back in 1956 this man & dummy Jerry Mahoney hosted the similar "Circus Time"
Output: paul winchell
Category: THINGS ARE SLOW 
Clue: Now that Pluto has been reclassified, this planet has the longest orbit around the sun
Output: neptune
Category: POETS & POETRY 
Clue: This poem begins, "Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered weak and weary..."
Output: "the raven"
Category: FINN FUN 
Clue: This "Flying Finn" flies no more, but he has a statue near Helsinki's Olympic Stadium
Output: paavo nurmi
Category: AROUND THE WORLD 
Clue: The Tortola Museum of these British Caribbean islands is in Road Town, the capital
Output: british virgin islands
Category: NATIONS' FAVORITE SPORTS 
Clue: Franz Beckenbauer knows that in Germany it's this highly organized sport
Output: soccer/football
Category: THOSE DARN EQUESTRIANS 
Clue: The equestrian program as we know it began in the 1912 Olympics with jumping, the 3-day event & this, a French term
Output: dressage
Category: SHORT STORIES 
Clue: His classic short stories include "The Undefeated" & "The Killers"
Output: ernest hemingway
Category: OFF & RUNNING 
Clue: In 1985 this American middle-distance runner married discus thrower Richard Slaney
Output: mary decker
Category: NATIONAL RHYME TIME 
Clue: Paris jodhpurs
Output: france pants
Category: BETTER LIVING THROUGH CHEMSITRY 
Clue: New products from this company that used the "Better living..." slogan include fusion dye printer ink
Output: dupont
Category: ENCYCLOPEDIA: BROWN 
Clue: "Cooking A to Z" tells us that brown sugar is a mixture of white sugar & this thick syrup, which gives it its color
Output: molasses
Category: BIOLOGY 
Clue: Part of the immune system, these, named for their origin in the thymus, feature special receptor molecules
Output: t-cells
Category: TRAVEL TIDBITS 
Clue: Altdorf, Switzerland boasts a statue of this archer with his son, the "apple" of his eye
Output: william tell
Category: LOS ANGELES 
Clue: A sizable Mexican-American community was evicted from this ravine so Dodger Stadium could be built
Output: chavez ravine
Category: 17th CENTURY SCIENCE 
Clue: Wow!  In 1660 Otto Von Guericke designed a sulfur globe that when rotated & rubbed produced this
Output: static electricity
Category: LEFTOVERS 
Clue: They include the solitaire, the giant moa & the great auk
Output: extinct birds
Category: 1991 
Clue: In October President Bush named William Barr to replace Dick Thornburgh in this job
Output: attorney general
Category: HOMOPHONES 
Clue: Run away from a tiny circus bug
Output: flee/flea
Category: BALLET 
Clue: In a 1999 ballet, Roger Van Fleteren played Dr. Jekyll & Wes Chapman played this alter ego
Output: mr. hyde
Category: POETS BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: Jimmy Dean's hit song about the rough, tough poet who penned "Endymion"
Output: big bad john keats
Category: PLAY STATION 
Clue: Stephen Flaherty, not Scott Joplin, wrote the music for this show that's based on a novel by E.L. Doctorow
Output: ragtime
Category: BRIDE'S HEAD REVISITED 
Clue: Brides often adorn their heads with this delicate fabric; the Alencon type would look lovely on you
Output: lace
Category: BRITANNICA 
Clue: (Cheryl of the Clue Crew in London)  After St. Paul's was destroyed by fire in 1666, this man was commissioned to design a new building
Output: sir christopher wren
Category: ENGLISH ROYALTY 
Clue: He was king from 1936 until 1952
Output: george vi
Category: DON'T YOU THINK? 
Clue: In the 1150s this philosopher began writing the "Mishneh Torah", which he completed 10 years later
Output: maimonides
Category: FRENCH WORDS & PHRASES 
Clue: This household appliance is known as an "aspirateur", which literally means "inhaler"
Output: vacuum cleaner
Category: M*A*S*H 
Clue: Harry Morgan earned 8 Emmy nominations as this Colonel, scoring a win in 1980
Output: colonel potter
Category: TERM ME LOOSE 
Clue: The place where relief pitchers warm up, or the group of relief pitchers; this term works for both
Output: bullpen
Category: LITERARY TRILOGIES 
Clue: He completed a sci-fi trilogy in 1945, a few years before taking us to Narnia
Output: c.s. lewis
Category: NAME THE JAMES 
Clue: ...who was known as the "Hoosier Poet"
Output: riley
Category: ILLUSTRATORS 
Clue: In the early 1820s, before publishing his bird drawings, he worked as a taxidermist
Output: john j. audubon
Category: 2-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: This & behold: it means "see" & is frequently used in Biblical expressions
Output: lo
Category: THE OTTO CLUB 
Clue: In 1654 Otto von Guericke showed it was nearly impossible to pull 2 hemispheres apart with one of these inside
Output: vacuum
Category: NBA TEAMS, LITERALLY 
Clue: Small, slender dinosaurs of the Cretaceous period
Output: raptors
Category: NAMES IN NATURE 
Clue: This common greenhouse pest is named for the white, flourlike substance that covers its body
Output: mealybug
Category: TIME FOR A MOVIE REVIEW 
Clue: "This (1994) multipart crime epic... still has the impact of an adrenalin shot to the heart"
Output: pulp fiction
Category: CARTOON THEME SONGS 
Clue: "Long tails and ears for hats"
Output: josie and the pussycats
Category: MEDICINE 
Clue: Hemophilia is a hereditary condition in which this coagulates extremely slowly
Output: blood
Category: DOUBLE THE W 
Clue: When this bird comes back to Capistrano, you'll see that it's a cliff one
Output: a swallow
Category: & NEVER THE TWAINS SHALL MEET 
Clue: Shania's self-titled debut went gold in 1996; in 1873 Mark's first novel had this "golden"-sounding title
Output: the gilded age
Category: LESSER-KNOWN NAMES 
Clue: War correspondent Martha Gellhorn was married to this author from 1940 to 1945
Output: hemingway
Category: CAPITAL PUNISHMENT 
Clue: In Central America: Tegucigalpa
Output: honduras
Category: ALBUMS 
Clue: "The Perfect Nanny" was a track on this soundtrack album that toppled "Beatles '65" from the No. 1 spot
Output: mary poppins
Category: FOREST PRODUCTS 
Clue: This wood used for baseball bats & umbrella handles shares its name with the residue left from burning it
Output: ash
Category: PITT STORY 
Clue: Brad climbed high as Austrian mountain climber Heinrich Harrer, who met the Dalai Lama in this real-life drama
Output: seven years in tibet
Category: SEEING STARS 
Clue: This constellation is also known as "The Winged Horse"
Output: pegasus
Category: PARTICLE PHYSICS 
Clue: The study of collisions that create new particles is this physics branch, HEP for short
Output: high energy physics
Category: THE FALL 
Clue: In 1919 Man O' War lost his only race to a 100-to-1 shot with this apt 5-letter name that means "to disturb"
Output: upset
Category: CAN'T QUITE PLACE YOU 
Clue: In 1997 Slobodan Milosevic left the presidency of Serbia for that of this larger country
Output: yugoslavia
Category: COLLEGE HANGOUTS 
Clue: Governor Charlie Crist has been known to stop in at Big Daddy's, famed as a hangout for this school
Output: florida state
Category: PHYSICS 
Clue: This measure is used for radioactive decay because the time for all atoms to break down is unknowable
Output: half-life
Category: FAMOUS QUOTATIONS 
Clue: According to the Declaration of Independence, "All men are created" this way
Output: equal
Category: BESTSELLERS 
Clue: Numerical title of Jeffrey Toobin's look "Inside the Secret World of the Supreme Court"
Output: the nine
Category: CONSTELLATIONS 
Clue: An exquisite double star is part of the urn, or pitcher, in this constellation
Output: aquarius
Category: A PASSAGE TO INDIA 
Clue: The Palk Strait & the Gulf of Mannar separate India from this nation
Output: sri lanka
Category: 6-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: In slang, they're the 5-0 or the Po-Po's
Output: police
Category: COLLEGES 
Clue: Home of over 52,000 Buckeyes
Output: ohio state university
Category: IN COURAGE 
Clue: It's another name for the mountain lion
Output: cougar
Category: IMPOSSIBLE 
Clue: (AUDIO Daily Double):  Impossible as it may sound, '60s sitcom star heard here:  "To dream, the impossible dream, to fight the unbeatable foe...."
Output: jim nabors
Category: THE REDCOATS ARE COMING! 
Clue: During the war, this first signer of the Declaration of Independence commanded the Mass. Militia
Output: john hancock
Category: THE "I"s HAVE IT 
Clue: In a proverb, it's "no excuse" for breaking the law
Output: ignorance
Category: WORD ORIGINS 
Clue: This word for desirable places like the Garden of Eden is from the Persian for "walled around"
Output: paradise
Category: FRENCH LITERATURE 
Clue: He began a novel called "Les Miseres" as early as 1840; it was finished in 1861 with a different title
Output: victor hugo
Category: ANCIENT HISTORY: THE 1980s 
Clue: The first female British  prime minister, she lead Great Britain for the entire 1980s
Output: margaret thatcher
Category: WANT ADS 
Clue: We have a primary need for this hyphenated job in our fancy French kitchen; only the head guy is your superior
Output: sous-chef
Category: EUROPEAN HISTORY 
Clue: In the 700s, Pepin's widow Plectrude got hammered by Charles Martel vying for rule over these people
Output: the franks
Category: GOLF TALK 
Clue: (Peter Jacobsen gives the clue)  Douglas MacArthur would know this term for an intentional slice
Output: fade
Category: AT THE DRUGSTORE 
Clue: Good news for allergy sufferers: like Claritin, this rival brand from McNeil is now available over-the-counter
Output: zyrtec
Category: DRUNK ON SHAKESPEARE 
Clue: A trip to AA might be in order for this gluttonous guy from the "Henry IV" plays & "The Merry Wives of Windsor"
Output: falstaff
Category: NATIONAL INVENTORS HALL OF FAME 
Clue: "'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs' was the first full length animated film to use" this inductee's multiplane camera
Output: walt disney
Category: "FOR" WORDS 
Clue: It can precede cookie, hunter & teller
Output: fortune
Category: "PAN"HANDLING 
Clue: It's an 8-letter word for a long, slender cigar
Output: panatela
Category: PHOTOGRAPHERS 
Clue: Truman Capote wrote the text for this Harper's Bazaar fashion photographer's 1959 collection "Observances"
Output: richard avedon
Category: STORIED HOTELS 
Clue: She often stayed at Brown's Hotel in London, & it's said that it inspired her mystery novel "At Bertram's Hotel"
Output: agatha christie
Category: FILMS OF THE FUTURE 
Clue: This 1973 Woody Allen film shows us a future that knows the health benefits of steak & fudge
Output: sleeper
Category: ALL-AMERICAN FOLKS 
Clue: Seen here, guitarist Rudy Gonzalez is the first man with this job to play the Kennedy Center
Output: cowboy
Category: LANGUAGES 
Clue: In the 500s & 600s it replaced Latin as the official language of the Byzantine Empire
Output: greek
Category: COUNTRIES ON THE "M"AP 
Clue: It's been ruled by the Phoenicians, Romans, Arabs, Normans, Knights, France, Britain & since 1964, itself
Output: malta
Category: SPORTS NICKNAMES 
Clue: Due to her specialty, Olympic swimming gold medalist Mary T. Meagher had this opera title as a nickname
Output: madame butterfly
Category: OSCAR NIGHT FASHION 
Clue: In 1968 Sammy Davis Jr. was swinging in love beads & this "Indian"-style jacket
Output: nehru jacket
Category: IT'S ALL GREEK TO ME 
Clue: From the Greek for "wise" & "foolish", it's the term for a second year college student
Output: sophomore
Category: OPERA & BALLET 
Clue: A governess fears that her charges are communicating with ghosts in an opera based on this Henry James novella
Output: the turn of the screw
Category: THE "UN" CATEGORY 
Clue: When you're badly shaken or distraught, you become this, just like a door that has come loose
Output: unhinged
Category: YOU'RE THE TOP 
Clue: This TV-making brand got its start in 1918 making radio equipment in Chicago
Output: zenith
Category: THE MOVIES 
Clue: Julia Ormond was the chauffeur's daughter in love with a rich playboy in this 1995 update of a 1954 classic
Output: sabrina
Category: AN ECUMENICAL CATEGORY 
Clue: It's divided into chapters called Surahs; the 23rd Surah is titled "The True Believers"
Output: the koran
Category: EARLY ART 
Clue: "Winged Victory" is the common name of a statue of this Greek goddess whose name means "victory"
Output: nike
Category: FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES 
Clue: These super-cool "girls" made famous by Gwen Stefani get their name from a Tokyo district
Output: harajuku girls
Category: BIG SCREEN BRAINBUSTERS 
Clue: In "The Final Countdown", this aircraft carrier travels back in time to just before the attack on Pearl Harbor
Output: nimitz
Category: ELLE 
Clue: Singer & actress Vanessa Paradis has borne this American actor a daughter, Lily Rose Melody
Output: johnny depp
Category: BIG RIVER 
Clue: In one theory, the name of this Pennsylvania river comes from Suckahanee, "water"
Output: susquehanna
Category: BE A SPORT 
Clue: An early version of this water sport had players riding on barrels painted to look like horses
Output: water polo
Category: WHAT A COUNTRY! 
Clue: 1 of the 2 South American countries directly east of Ecuador
Output: colombia or peru
Category: HISTORY 
Clue: England's first encounter with this fleet occurred off Plymouth July 31, 1588
Output: the spanish armada
Category: THE VICE PRESIDENCY 
Clue: Cardiological term often used for the distance the vice president is "away" from the most powerful office in the land
Output: heartbeat
Category: BOTANY 
Clue: This part of a plant's pistil has chemicals in it that will cause it to reject the wrong types of pollen
Output: the stigma
Category: MYTHOLOGY 
Clue: Some say she was detained by King Proteus & that the woman taken to Troy was a phantom made to look like her
Output: helen
Category: CLASS "E" 
Clue: Don't bug me!  I'm doing my reading for this class in which we study insects
Output: entomology
Category: QUESTIONABLE SONGS 
Clue: The song that says, "Turn around & you're 2, turn around & you're 4" opens with this question
Output: where are you going?
Category: BELOW THE WAIST 
Clue: The calcaneal tendon is better known by this well-heeled name
Output: achilles tendon
Category: BOSTON 
Clue: You'll see colonial cemeteries, churches & various houses if you take this historic "trail"
Output: the freedom trail
Category: LITERATURE 
Clue: The sequel to "Tom Brown's Schooldays" is called "Tom Brown at" this university
Output: oxford
Category: 17th CENTURY NOTABLES 
Clue: In 1693 this royal pair chartered a college in the Virginia colony
Output: william and mary
Category: BIG SCREEN COMPASS BEARINGS 
Clue: James Dean's starring debut
Output: east of eden
Category: VARIETY PACK 
Clue: Mittendorf's Dot is a congenital whitish-gray dot on the lens of this organ
Output: the eye
Category: NEGATIVE THOUGHTS 
Clue: F. Scott Fitzgerald theatrically observed, "There are no" these "in American lives"
Output: second acts
Category: CITY LITTER 
Clue: Inspired by Thomas Malthus' food-supply ideas, his 1859 book was called "the book that shook the world"
Output: charles darwin
Category: THE THEATRE 
Clue: Noel Coward's 1947 drama "Peace in our Time" depicts life in England if this dictator had conquered it
Output: adolf hitler
Category: LANGUAGES 
Clue: Portuguese, Sardinian & Ladino belong to this group of Indo-European languages
Output: the romance languages
Category: WE GOTTA GO NOW 
Clue: Head to this island east of Sumatra to see the orangutans before they become extinct
Output: borneo
Category: VALUES 
Clue: In printing, 12 points
Output: pica
Category: "O"PERA 
Clue: Disney World crowds might go nuts for this title knight, aka Roland, made famous by both Hande & Vivaldi
Output: orlando
Category: A BOY NAMED SUE, ET AL. 
Clue: Sportswriter Shirley Povich was this talk-show host's dad (& he wouldn't stop you from calling him Shirley)
Output: maury povich
Category: "T"ELEVISION 
Clue: Co-hosted by John Davidson, it was ABC's response to NBC's "Real People"
Output: that\'s incredible!
Category: ONCE THERE WERE NO COMPUTERS 
Clue: A nonexistant domain error on a failed e-mail is kind of the new version of this 1962 Elvis song
Output: "return to sender"
Category: MED. ABBREV. 
Clue: CTS, carpal tunnel syndrome, can be an RSI, this kind of injury
Output: repetitive stress injury
Category: THANK YOU, I PREFER NOT TO ROCK 
Clue: Benedetto is the original last name of this man who's been crooning great music for decades
Output: bennett
Category: ACT YOUR "AGE" 
Clue: Within a circuit, it's calculated by the amount of current flow of 1 coulomb per second past a given point
Output: the amperage
Category: CROATIAN POTPOURRI 
Clue: Croatia is located in the northwestern portion of this peninsula
Output: balkan peninsula
Category: WHAT THE "L" IS IT? 
Clue: They're tart red berries traditionally served in Sweden with thin pancakes
Output: lingonberries
Category: IN THE DICTIONARY 
Clue: A newcomer not used to lots of walking, or a low-ranking Boy Scout
Output: tenderfoot
Category: FOOD FACTS 
Clue: Tipsy pudding, which might make you feel a little tipsy, is an old-fashioned dessert from this country
Output: england
Category: ARCHITECTURE 
Clue: This Washington, D.C. landmark was designed by Henry Bacon as a Greek temple with 36 Doric columns
Output: the lincoln memorial
Category: SCRAMBLED POPES 
Clue: ELM CENT
Output: clement
Category: THE MOVIES 
Clue: It's the last name of the family headed by Chevy Chase in the National Lampoon "Vacation" films
Output: griswold
Category: JAY 
Clue: This child actor played Dennis the Menace on TV in the early '60s
Output: jay north
Category: ALSO A GUM BRAND 
Clue: To walk with long steps (you may "hit" yours or "take things in" it)
Output: a stride
Category: PHOTOGRAPHY 
Clue: This telegraph pioneer introduced Mathew Brady to photography in the 1840s
Output: samuel morse
Category: CONSTRUCTION 
Clue: Going to the very core of construction, it's the underlying base or substructure of a building
Output: foundation
Category: THE "M"EDITERRANEAN 
Clue: This barren isle made famous in an Alexandre Dumas novel was known in ancient times as Oglassa
Output: monte cristo
Category: THE 20TH CENTURY 
Clue: Time barrier shattered by runner Roger Bannister in 1954
Output: the four-minute mile
Category: GONE WITH THE WIND 
Clue: Elizabeth McDuffie, who was Eleanor Roosevelt's maid at the White House, was tested for this role
Output: mammy
Category: BODIES OF WATER 
Clue: It's not only the greatest Great Lake, it's also the largest body of fresh water in the world
Output: lake superior
Category: BOTANY 
Clue: Developed from the McIntosh & delicious, the empire is a variety of apple developed in this state
Output: new york
Category: OUR NATION'S CAPITAL 
Clue: Kids roll eggs across the White House lawn on the Monday after this holiday
Output: easter
Category: 5-SYLLABLE WORDS 
Clue: Moe & Larry agree; now if Curly would just go along, we'd have this condition
Output: unanimity
Category: AT THE MOVIES 
Clue: This director of 1931's "Frankenstein" was the subject of the film "Gods and Monsters"
Output: james whale
Category: POETRY 
Clue: 5-line humorous verse named for an Irish county
Output: limerick
Category: NICKNAMES 
Clue: He got his nickname as a kid from his fondness for the comic strip "Bingville Bugle"
Output: bing crosby
Category: TV LAW FIRMS 
Clue: Harry Hamlin played one of the named partners of the firm McKenize, Brackman, Chaney & Kuzak on this glitzy drama
Output: l.a. law
Category: MELANCHOLIA 
Clue: Group that released the punny 1995 album "Melon Collie And The Infinite Sadness"
Output: smashing pumpkins
Category: MY TV TOWN 
Clue: Bartender Sam Malone
Output: boston
Category: YALE 
Clue: Senator Arlen Specter & Clarence Thomas are among graduates of this prestigious part of Yale
Output: law school
Category: CARTOON THEME SONGS 
Clue: "We're zany to the max, there's baloney in our slacks"
Output: animaniacs
Category: COURAGEOUS CAPTAINS 
Clue: In a Herman Wouk novel, crazy Captain Queeg commanded this vessel
Output: caine
Category: ISLANDS 
Clue: The last name of English captain Robert Bylot's pilot, it was given to Canada's largest island
Output: baffin
Category: HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES 
Clue: On June 11, the day that honors him, hundreds of leis are draped over his statue in front of Iolani Palace
Output: king kamehameha
Category: STATUARY HALL 
Clue: Ethan Allen
Output: vermont
Category: I HEAR A SYMPHONY 
Clue: Mozart's 38th is called by the name of this city that stood in for Vienna in the filming of "Amadeus"
Output: prague
Category: WONDERERS OF THE WORLD 
Clue: James Russell Lowell asked, "What is so rare as a day in" this month
Output: june
Category: THE CABINET 
Clue: 1 of the 2 cabinet departments headed by Federico Pena in the Clinton administration
Output: energy or transportation
Category: LOOK OUT "BELL"OW 
Clue: As one word, it's a plant also called deadly nightshade; as 2 words, a Stevie Nicks album
Output: belladonna/"bella donna"
Category: WORLD CITIES 
Clue: This Scottish city gave its name to fabric & clothing with colorful, swirled patterns
Output: paisley
Category: TELL ME "Y" 
Clue: The end of a spar perpendicular to a sailing ship's mast, it was a convenient place to hang your mutineers
Output: the yardarm
Category: "EASY" 
Clue: Way you can have your eggs or Mary Martin
Output: over easy
Category: WORKING TITLES 
Clue: Hemingway considered "To Write It Truly" & "Love is Hunger" as titles for this memoir of living in Paris in the '20s
Output: a moveable feast
Category: WOMEN DIRECTING WOMEN 
Clue: Mira Nair had "Hysterical Blindness" before directing Reese Witherspoon in this Thackeray film
Output: vanity fair
Category: BEFORE & AFTER 
Clue: Grim Charles Dickens novel about Winnie, Piglet & Christopher Robin waiting in vain for an inheritance
Output: bleak house at pooh corner
Category: A GREEN CATEGORY 
Clue: This island nation off Senegal has no green in its flag but does have the Portuguese word for it in its name
Output: cape verde
Category: ARCHITECTS 
Clue: Surveyor General of royal buildings, he designed & constructed London's Covent Garden in the early 1630s
Output: inigo jones
Category: WORD ORIGINS 
Clue: Literally "god from a machine", this term refers to a god introduced to resolve a plot
Output: deus ex machina
Category: ACRONYMS 
Clue: Acronymically, "KISS" means "Keep it" this way, "stupid"
Output: simple
Category: BANNED 
Clue: In 1977 this African country outlawed hunting; later it established game reserves, like the Masai Mara
Output: kenya
Category: PRO FOOTBALL 
Clue: Part of the Rams' "Fearsome Foursome" on defense, he became TV's "Father Murphy"
Output: merlin olsen
Category: STATES' HIGHEST POINTS 
Clue: Sassafras Mountain, about 30 miles northwest of Greenville
Output: south carolina
Category: SCIENCE "T"ALK 
Clue: It's what the "t" stands for in tRNA
Output: transfer
Category: COUNTRY MUSIC 
Clue: In 2002 this movie soundtrack won ACM awards for Album of the Year & Vocal Event for "I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow"
Output: o brother, where art thou?
Category: WORLD HISTORY 
Clue: In 982 he sailed from Iceland to Greenland with his household & livestock
Output: eric the red
Category: THAT 1870s SHOW 
Clue: Larry tries to get a job with this New York Tribune founder, who tells him to get out of his office & go west:
Output: horace greeley
Category: BIOLOGY 
Clue: As its name indicates, a mineral called calcitonin lowers the level of this mineral in the blood
Output: calcium
Category: RELIGION 
Clue: The town near Jerusalem where Jesus was born
Output: bethlehem
Category: PEN NAMES 
Clue: "I have no mouth, and I must scream" that this science fiction writer has been Jay Solo & Paul Merchant
Output: harlan ellison
Category: MEG RYAN MOVIES 
Clue: A pilot's wife in 1986's "Top Gun", Meg joined the military in this 1996 film
Output: courage under fire
Category: SCIENCE & NATURE 
Clue: His 2 laws of genetics are the law of segregation & the law of independent sssortment
Output: mendel
Category: A FEW CHOICE 4-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: It's the highest point or peak, or the notoriously unreliable company of choice for Wile E. Coyote
Output: acme
Category: NOTABLE WOMEN 
Clue: Upset over the Senate's treatment of Anita Hill, this Illinoian ran for the U.S. Senate in 1992 & won
Output: carol moseley braun
Category: DRAMA 
Clue: "American Buffalo", the title of a David Mamet play, refers to the buffalo on one of these coins
Output: nickel
Category: THE SPIRIT OF 1976 
Clue: In February the Winter Olympics opened in this Austrian mountain town
Output: innsbruck
Category: SECOND-MOST POPULOUS CITIES 
Clue: Goteburg
Output: sweden
Category: NUMBER, PLEASE 
Clue: Paul Simon had his only No. 1 hit in 1976 with a song about this many "Ways To Leave Your Lover"
Output: 50
Category: TECHNOLOGY 
Clue: If you see the following symbol at the start of a TV show, it means this service is available:
Output: closed captioning
Category: YOU'VE GOT TO STAND FOR SOMETHING 
Clue: MLS, which includes the Colorado Rapids & San Jose Earthquakes, stands for this
Output: major league soccer
Category: PHILOSOPHY 
Clue: This ancient philosopher wrote about a theory of forms in his "Republic"
Output: plato
Category: JOG-RAPHY 
Clue: With 50,000 runners, this city's Peachtree Road Race is the world's largest 10K
Output: atlanta
Category: PEOPLE WHO BECAME WORDS 
Clue: This food poisoning bacteria is named after the scientist who identified it, not a fish
Output: salmonella
Category: AMERICAN DRAMATISTS 
Clue: He wrote a 10-play cycle of the black experience, each covering a decade; "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom" was set in the '20s
Output: wilson
Category: AMERICAN HISTORY 
Clue: He, not FDR, was the only Democrat Vermont supported for president since the Civil War
Output: lyndon johnson
Category: NONFICTION 
Clue: "Be the Pack Leader" was a non-fiction bestseller written by this TV "Dog Whisperer"
Output: cesar milan
Category: COLORFUL WORDS & PHRASES 
Clue: Type of reporting Hearst & Pulitzer used to fan the fires of war between Spain & the U.S.
Output: yellow journalism
Category: GENERAL SCIENCE 
Clue: A block & tackle uses 2 or more of this simple machine to reduce the amount of effort needed to lift a load
Output: a pulley
Category: A MAKEUP EXAM 
Clue: Spanish for "mask", this cosmetic is used to color the eylashes
Output: mascara