niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Category: MUSEUMS 
Clue: The International Museum of the Horse is raising funds for a life-size statue of this 1973 Triple Crown winner
Output: secretariat
Category: ITOS, TITOS & FRITOS 
Clue: On May 4, 1980 Tito died in Ljubljana in what was then this country
Output: yugoslavia
Category: CLASSIC ADS & JINGLES 
Clue: "Plop, plop, fizz, fizz, oh what a relief it is"
Output: alka-seltzer
Category: SLOGANEERING 
Clue: When going out, take this card because "It's Everywhere You Want to Be"
Output: visa
Category: CHECK OUT MY CRIB 
Clue: Wanna put your feet up? How about on one of these with a "Turkish" name
Output: an ottoman
Category: THE "IV" LEAGUE 
Clue: A competitor for the same object or goal
Output: a rival
Category: YOU SAY TOMATO 
Clue: This type of tomato is large, deep red, has 9 letters & sounds like it comes from your butcher
Output: beefsteak
Category: THE USUAL GANG OF IDIOTS 
Clue: urbandictionary.com informs us that an "idiot box" is actually one of these electronic devices
Output: a television
Category: THEY ALL RHYME 
Clue: To fish by dragging a net through deep water behind a boat
Output: trawl
Category: COUNTRY CLUBS 
Clue: These sporting items L.J. Nicolls started making in Sussex in 1876 have been good for many centuries
Output: cricket bats
Category: LASTS 
Clue: This author of "The Last Days of Pompeii" advised Dickens to give "Great Expectations" a happier ending
Output: edward bulwer-lytton
Category: FURNITURE 
Clue: A vitrine is a cabinet with doors made of this material
Output: glass
Category: '90s TV 
Clue: Porter was the last name of this title character played by Keri Russell
Output: felicity
Category: NATURE 
Clue: This seasonal activity of the blue-winged teal takes it from southern Canada to northern South America
Output: migration
Category: U.S.A. 
Clue: For a couple of pucks...er, bucks, you can visit a U.S. Hall of Fame for this sport in Eveleth, Minnesota
Output: hockey
Category: MAGAZINES 
Clue: It was the first successful newsmagazine & it's still the best-selling
Output: time
Category: TAKE A "SHOT" 
Clue: For olympians, the ball weighs 16 pounds; for high school boys, 12, in this event
Output: the shotput
Category: THE BAHAMAS 
Clue: Although considered part of the region, the Bahamas are not located in this sea
Output: the caribbean
Category: AT THE KENNEDY CENTER 
Clue: Can you hear me?  This rock opera by The Who was a big hit at the Kennedy Center in 1994
Output: tommy
Category: MOVIE OBJECTS 
Clue: When Jimmy Stewart finds these items from his daughter Zuzu in his pocket in "It's a Wonderful Life", all is well
Output: the flower petals
Category: GEMS & JEWELRY 
Clue: It's the color of the Star of India, a famous 563-carat sapphire
Output: blue
Category: MYSTERY 
Clue: In 1941 this mystery-solving character got his own "Mystery Magazine"
Output: ellery queen
Category: ART & ARTISTS 
Clue: After a violent episode 2 years before his death, this Dutchman committed himself to an asylum but continued to paint
Output: vincent van gogh
Category: ACTORS & MOVIE ROLES 
Clue: We were "Mad About" his performance as a bad guy named Burke in "Aliens"
Output: paul reiser
Category: FOOD 
Clue: The Bismarck type of this fish is made of fillets cured in vinegar, salt & onions
Output: herring
Category: SINGERS 
Clue: In 1984 she had her first Top 10 hit in the U.S. with "Borderline"
Output: madonna
Category: SPORTS 
Clue: On September 19, 1992 Sergei Bubka broke the world record in this event   for the 32nd time
Output: the pole vault
Category: HAIR LINES 
Clue: His "Rape of the Lock" says, "fair tresses man's imperial race ensnare, and beauty draws us with a single hair"
Output: pope
Category: WHEN THEY WERE TEENAGERS 
Clue: She was a teenager when she recorded her first solo album, "Liza! Liza!", in 1964
Output: liza minnelli
Category: TENNIS TALK 
Clue: Kiss' Frehley or Carrey's Ventura
Output: ace
Category: WHAT'S FOR LUNCH? 
Clue: Japanese noodles, whether udon or these buckwheat-flour ones, are often served in broth
Output: soba
Category: 15-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: This type of rumor lacks a basis in fact
Output: unsubstantiated
Category: JIM DANDIES 
Clue: The Associated Press named him the greatest male athlete of the first half of the 20th century
Output: jim thorpe
Category: LINES 
Clue: In 1929 France began building this line as a fortification against Germany
Output: maginot line
Category: ALSO AN AUTO 
Clue: It orbits the sun at a mean distance of about 888 million miles, though we're not sure what kind of MPG it gets
Output: saturn
Category: COUNTRY DANCING 
Clue: The Czardas
Output: hungary
Category: CHUTE FIRST 
Clue: A blanketlike membrane of furry skin acts like a parachute when this "flying" rodent glides through the air
Output: flying squirrel
Category: "SEASON" 
Clue: Herbs & spices will be these in our stew
Output: seasonings
Category: THIS, THAT 
Clue: A symbol of Judaism, the star of David is formed by 2 interlocking these
Output: triangles
Category: "R"RRRRRRRRR 
Clue: Ionesco play that ends, "I'm the last man left, and I'm staying that way until the end.  I'm not capitulating!"
Output: rhinoceros
Category: SODOM & GOMORRAH 
Clue: Some archaeologists believe that the sites of Sodom & Gomorrah lie under this body of water
Output: the dead sea
Category: HUD SECRETARIES 
Clue: In 1966 this president chose Robert C. Weaver to be the first HUD Secretary
Output: lbj
Category: BRIT LIT 
Clue: When this heroine shrinks, she falls into a pool of tears she'd shed when she was 9 feet tall
Output: alice in wonderland
Category: FRUITS & NUTS 
Clue: These are commonly slivered, sauteed & mixed in with green beans, which then become amandine
Output: almonds
Category: NUTRITION 
Clue: Reputed to be aphrodisiacs, these shellfish are rich in zinc, which is crucial to testosterone production
Output: oysters
Category: REALLY LONG WORDS 
Clue: As you might surmise, anhydrohydroxyprogesterone is a type of this
Output: a hormone
Category: RELIGION 
Clue: Colonial Maryland was founded as haven for members of this church
Output: the catholic church
Category: PUT A KIRK IN IT 
Clue: Kirk was more than O.K. as this dentist in 1957
Output: doc holliday
Category: WORLD LEADERS 
Clue: Thabo Mbeki fought to eliminate apartheid & now leads this African country
Output: south africa
Category: PORTMANTEAU WORDS 
Clue: Lewis Carroll coined the term "portmanteau word", explaining how "slithy" combines these 2 words
Output: "slimy" & "lithe"
Category: SHAKESPEARE 
Clue: Laertes is Ophelia's brother in this end-all, be-all of Shakespeare's plays
Output: hamlet
Category: NECKWARE 
Clue: It shares its name with a racetrack seen in "My Fair Lady"
Output: ascot
Category: COMPOUND WORDS 
Clue: Before a sports event, many have this type of party, where food & drink are served right from the back of the car
Output: a tailgate party
Category: THE JEP-TONES WORLD TOUR 2006 
Clue: More popular than Regis, the Jeps play their last stadium gig in San Francisco, like this band did on Aug. 29, 1966
Output: the beatles
Category: TWINS 
Clue: Famous twins hatched out in Genesis 25
Output: jacob & esau
Category: STAY ON THE GRASS 
Clue: A large grassy plain like the Russian one that the Cossacks called home
Output: the steppe
Category: ENDS IN "U" 
Clue: These Bantu-speaking people make up the largest language group in the Republic of South Africa
Output: the zulu
Category: GO FIGURE 
Clue: 55 + 25 - 5
Output: 75
Category: TREE WORDS 
Clue: You wood wood like like this 1966 Neil Diamond hit if you heard it
Output: "cherry cherry"
Category: OKLAHOMIES 
Clue: Born in Oklahoma, this Hall of Fame catcher for the Cincinnati Reds is part Choctaw Indian
Output: johnny bench
Category: GOING AROUND IN CIRCLES 
Clue: Pi times a circle's diameter gives the measure of this
Output: the circumference
Category: BIRDS 
Clue: Country which is the native habitat of the flightless bird seen here:
Output: new zealand
Category: SUFFIXES 
Clue: 3-letter suffix meaning an incomplete resemblance to the word it's added to, like "human" & "planet"
Output: -oid
Category: 19th CENTURY AMERICANS 
Clue: His 1830 poem "Old Ironsides" helped save the U.S.S. Constitution from destruction
Output: oliver wendell holmes
Category: ALL THE "RIGHT" MOVES 
Clue: It's the correct 2-word prefix to the titles of earls & barons
Output: right honourable
Category: LIVE IN TEXAS 
Clue: James Stockdale was this Texan's running mate in the 1992 presidental election
Output: perot
Category: LET'S GO SHOPPING 
Clue: Ghirardelli Square in this city was built on the grounds of a 19th century chocolate factory
Output: san francisco
Category: THERE'S A FIRST TIME FOR EVERYTHING 
Clue: Airsick but intact, in 1797 Andre-Jacques Garnerin became the first aeronaut to make one of these descents
Output: a parachute jump
Category: POLITICIANS 
Clue: Jimmy Carter attended the 1996 funeral of this Maine senator, once his secretary of state
Output: edmund muskie
Category: "RIGHT" NOW 
Clue: On film, Brendan Fraser played this title Canadian Mountie
Output: dudley do-right
Category: WHO'S ON FIRST? 
Clue: Sundays from 1984 to 1995, "60 Minutes" led into this CBS crime drama--guess Jessica finally got tired of writing
Output: murder, she wrote
Category: MULTIPLE CHOICE 
Clue: Of France, Italy or Russia, the one whose national anthem begins, "Arise children of the fatherland"
Output: france
Category: CHAMBER MUSIC 
Clue: The "American" quartet is an 1893 work by this Czech composer known for his interest in the New World
Output: dvorak
Category: BOOKS OF THE '20s 
Clue: In 1922 she provided tips on "Etiquette in Society, in Business, in Politics and at Home"
Output: emily post
Category: 1965 
Clue: Public Law 89-152 made burning or mutilating one of these cards a federal crime
Output: draft cards
Category: WOMEN SINGERS 
Clue: The 411 on this R&B singer: her song "Be Without You" was No. 1 in 2006, & her middle initial J. stands for Jane
Output: mary j. blige
Category: RELIGION 
Clue: "Mendicant" religious orders made their money the hard way, they did this to earn it
Output: beg
Category: FILE UNDER "T" 
Clue: Paris didn't take Helen to Paris; he took her to this city & instigated a war
Output: troy
Category: THE OLYMPIC GAMES 
Clue: Through 2000, Jenny Thompson has won 8 gold medals in this sport, the most by any U.S. woman in any sport
Output: swimming
Category: RELIGIOUS WORKS 
Clue: J.S. Bach's B Minor one of these religious compositions is "heavy", man
Output: mass
Category: NAME CALLING 
Clue: This name means a follower of Dionysus; appropriate in the case of Mr. Rodman
Output: dennis
Category: WORLD LEADERS 
Clue: In 1918 he was born the son of a Tembu chief in what's now Eastern Cape province
Output: nelson mandela
Category: POLITICAL VERBIAGE 
Clue: Money set aside for a campaign is said to be kept in one of these "bellicose" containers
Output: a war chest
Category: AUTHORS' NATIVE LANDS 
Clue: Writer of "Ficciones" Jorge Luis Borges
Output: argentina
Category: DANCE 
Clue: The Minangkabau candlelight dance of Sumatra is one of the most beautiful from this country
Output: indonesia
Category: R.C. 
Clue: The sea around this author & naturalist was Sheepscot Bay, which her Maine summer home overlooked
Output: rachel carson
Category: THE LOWELLS 
Clue: Her "What's O'Clock" collection of verses won the Pulitzer Prize in 1926
Output: amy lowell
Category: MYSTERY HISTORY 
Clue: One of the 3 people who have hosted the PBS series "Mystery!"
Output: vincent price, gene shalit, or diana rigg
Category: THE JOY OF "SAC"s 
Clue: First settled in 1839, it became a state capital in 1854
Output: sacramento
Category: BIRD-BRAINED BALLETS 
Clue: The "Bluebird Pas de Deux" is performed at Princess Aurora's wedding in this fairy tale ballet
Output: sleeping beauty
Category: BEAR WITH THESE BOOKS 
Clue: Mr. & Mrs. Brown look after this bear after he emigrates from Darkest Peru to London
Output: paddington
Category: ORDER IN THE COURTROOM TV 
Clue: Bailiff Bull Shannon's real first name on this '80s NBC sitcom was Nostradamus
Output: night court
Category: BACKYARD GAMES 
Clue: In this game 2 players join hands & form an arch that falls after the "Take the key and lock her up" stanza
Output: london bridge
Category: DEPP PERCEPTION 
Clue: In 2008 Johnny Depp received his third Oscar nomination in 5 years for playing this wronged coiffeur
Output: sweeney todd
Category: LEFTOVERS 
Clue: The biga, triga & quadriga were chariots that used 2, 3 & 4 of these, respectively
Output: horses
Category: THE SUPREME COURT 
Clue: In 1995 two justices rejected The Citadel's appeal of an order to admit her
Output: shannon faulkner
Category: MOTLEY CREW 
Clue: This Greek leader in the Trojan War was killed on his return home to his wife Clytemnestra
Output: king agamemnon
Category: MEDICAL HISTORY 
Clue: The Greeks thought a man's body had 4 humors:  phlegm, yellow bile, black bile & this fluid
Output: blood
Category: MY PEOPLE CALL YOUR PEOPLE... 
Clue: In this language Danish is called Tanskalainen, Norwegian is Norjalainen & Swedish is Ruotsalainen
Output: finnish
Category: NEBUCHADNEZZAR 
Clue: In the 20th century this man "of Arabia" dug up the ruins of Carchemish, a city conquered by Nebuchadnezzar
Output: lawrence
Category: OTHER RED STATES 
Clue: This word meaning "extremely embarrassed" has lethal undertones; it's derived from the Latin for "death"
Output: mortified
Category: ANCIENT HISTORY: THE 1970s 
Clue: The 3 men who served as U.S. presidents in the 1970s
Output: richard nixon, gerald ford & jimmy carter
Category: HIGH SOCIETY 
Clue: In 1954 Prince Bernhard of this low country became the 1st member of royalty to break the sound barrier
Output: the netherlands
Category: SOCK IT TO ME! 
Clue: It's the useful meteorological instrument seen here:
Output: windsock
Category: HI, FRENCHIE! 
Clue: In French, this French monk of the Middle Ages is known as Pierre l'Ermite
Output: peter the hermit
Category: PRESIDENTIAL PASTIMES 
Clue: He spent time at his California ranch where he could ride horses, chop wood & play the part of a cowboy
Output: reagan
Category: LIONS & TIGERS & BEARS 
Clue: The two that are of the family Felidae
Output: lions & tigers
Category: FOOD NAMED FOR PEOPLE 
Clue: This lettuce is named for the horticulturist, not the garment that protects babies from spills
Output: bibb
Category: STRIKE FORCES 
Clue: A holdover from the Cold War, the Spetsnaz are some of this country's elite special forces
Output: russia
Category: WORLD GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: The 2 northern extensions of the Red Sea are the Gulf of Aqaba & this gulf
Output: gulf of suez
Category: READY FOR YOUR NUDE SCENE? 
Clue: We'll film your scene on this kind of "set" that has a minimal crew -- no gawkers allowed
Output: closed set
Category: ON THE DELI TRAY 
Clue: A slice of provolone could be mistaken for this cheese that shares its name with a California bay
Output: monterey jack
Category: "A.C."/"D.C." 
Clue: All the envoys, ambassadors, etc. in residence at a capital
Output: the diplomatic corps
Category: CONTINENTS BY VOLCANO 
Clue: Cotopaxi
Output: south america
Category: HISTORIC HBO 
Clue: In this role, Albert Finney tries to keep Clemmie happy & warns the British P.M. about "the gathering storm"
Output: churchill
Category: GERMAN HISTORY 
Clue: Though the uprising called the Peasants' War was partly based on this man's ideas, he came out against it in 1525
Output: martin luther
Category: 20th CENTURY WOMEN 
Clue: Born in Tarlac province in 1933, her original name was Maria Corazon Cojuangco
Output: corazon aquino
Category: 1997 
Clue: James Fenimore Cooper would like this spacecraft that became the first to land on Mars in over 20 years
Output: pathfinder
Category: BOOKISH 
Clue: Her novel "One Fifth Avenue" offers more sex in the same city
Output: bushnell
Category: POETS' RHYME TIME 
Clue: A.A.'s ovens
Output: milne\'s kilns
Category: AFRICAN-AMERICAN FIRSTS 
Clue: This "Beloved" author was the first African-American to win a Nobel Prize for Literature
Output: toni morrison
Category: PHILOSOPHY 
Clue: One who makes a practice of challenging supposed knowledge; Pyrrho was said to be the first on
Output: skeptic
Category: WE ALL WANT TO CHANGE THE WORLD 
Clue: A choice she made on Dec. 1, 1955 would lead to a Supreme Court ruling & Martin Luther King's rise to  fame
Output: rosa parks
Category: COFFEES ALL AROUND 
Clue: If you feel a chill in Chinchina, Colombia, you may be passing the factory where instant coffee is made this way
Output: freeze-dried
Category: ANATOMICAL QUOTES 
Clue: Chaucer's "Un air it heard, a tother out it went" is commonly quoted as this
Output: "in one ear and out the other"
Category: 20th CENTURY ART 
Clue: He draws sports murals like the one seen here in his own colorful style:
Output: leroy neiman
Category: IN DENIAL 
Clue: Old Testament book
Output: daniel
Category: THE CINEMA 
Clue: 1972 film that ends with "Here life is beautiful."  The girls are beautiful.  Even the orchestra is beautiful"
Output: cabaret
Category: GOIN' MOBILE 
Clue: On May 20, 1927 at 7:52 A.M., Charles Lindbergh took to the skies of New York in this plane
Output: the spirit of st. louis
Category: HOUSEPLANTS 
Clue: Like Spanish moss & pineapple, Earth Star & air plant are in this family of attractive tropical plants
Output: bromeliads
Category: CLIFF NOTES 
Clue: James Baldwin gained fame with this semi-autobiographical work that includes a peak in the title
Output: go tell it on the mountain
Category: MICHIGAN 
Clue: Population-wise, in 1950 this was the fourth-largest city in the U.S.; by 2000, it was eighth
Output: detroit
Category: AN ABBREVIATED CATEGORY 
Clue: Found before Albany & Oswego, SUNY stands for this
Output: state university of new york
Category: THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION 
Clue: This monarch said, "The die is now cast, the colonies must either submit or triumph" upon approving the Intolerable Acts
Output: king george iii
Category: CONGRESS IS ALL A-TWITTER 
Clue: He tweets under his own name & @GOPLeader
Output: john boehner
Category: SEE THE USA 
Clue: This city's voodoo tours can take you to voodoo rituals & voodo queen Marie Laveau's tomb on Basin St.
Output: new orleans
Category: WORLD AUTHORS 
Clue: Peer Gynt, the title character of his 1867 play, is based on a legendary Norwegian folk hero
Output: ibsen
Category: BITS 
Clue: The Minister of Silly Walks was a memorable portrayal by this gangly member of the Monty Python troupe
Output: john cleese
Category: LIFE OF A SALESMAN 
Clue: Heavy equipment salesman William Jefferson Blythe didn't live to see this son of his born in 1946
Output: bill clinton
Category: COFFEE TABLE BOOKS 
Clue: Speeding off the shelves is "The Fast Lane", the NHRA's official 50th anniversary book on this type of racing
Output: drag racing
Category: EUROPEANA 
Clue: Steg & Schaan are towns in this landlocked principality
Output: liechtenstein
Category: LET THE GAMES BEGIN 
Clue: Joint military exercises like the ones the U.S. conducts with South Korea also have this more playful name
Output: war games
Category: FAR OUT FACTS 
Clue: Barrow is the northernmost city in this state & thus the United States
Output: alaska
Category: JORDAN 
Clue: Following World War I, this European country took control of Jordan
Output: the united kingdom
Category: YOU GOTTA HAVE ART 
Clue: This 20th century artist called some of his paintings "hand-painted dream photographs"
Output: dalí
Category: HISTORY 
Clue: In 1966 this university's Public Policy program became the Kennedy School of Government
Output: harvard
Category: TV NAME DROPPERS 
Clue: "Everybody Loves ____"
Output: raymond
Category: MIAMI NICE 
Clue: It's the nickname of the sports teams at the University of Miami
Output: hurricanes
Category: BOOKS & AUTHORS 
Clue: In 1997 this author of "Watchers" & "Intensity" published a new thriller, "Sole Survivor"
Output: dean koontz
Category: CELEBRITY RHYME TIME 
Clue: O'Donnell's teapot covers
Output: rosie\'s cozies
Category: IMAX FILMS 
Clue: Astronauts became cinematographers for the 1997 film "Mission to" this space station
Output: mir
Category: FLAGS 
Clue: Christopher Columbus' flag bore a cross with their initials on either side
Output: ferdinand & isabella
Category: FOREIGN WORDS & PHRASES 
Clue: This French term can describe a chicken, ham & cheese dish or the master chef who prepared it
Output: cordon bleu
Category: SERIOUS RADIO 
Clue: This man, whose real name is actually Gary, began hosting "A Prairie Home Companion" in 1974
Output: garrison keillor
Category: HELL 
Clue: A land of mist & cold, Niflheim was the lowest region of hell in this 5-letter mythology
Output: norse
Category: FAMILIAR PHRASES 
Clue: When a situation goes from bad to worse, it's the time "push comes to" this
Output: shove
Category: AMERICAN LITERATURE 
Clue: A hard journey through Mississippi with a smelly corpse is the subject of his "As I Lay Dying"
Output: faulkner
Category: OVER CASTE 
Clue: A term for a member of the New England cultural elite, it's also the name of the highest Hindu caste
Output: brahmins
Category: STEPHEN KING 
Clue: In a 2002 TV miniseries horrifying secrets are revealed in a haunted mansion known by this colorful name
Output: rose red
Category: FURNITURE 
Clue: He popularized his furniture style in his 1754 book "The Gentleman & Cabinetmaker's Director"
Output: thomas chippendale
Category: I WANT A COOKIE! 
Clue: Chips Deluxe & Fudge Shoppe are cookies made by this "elfin" company
Output: keebler
Category: ONE-WORD RHYMES 
Clue: Mayday means you're in trouble; this means your prime of success or popularity
Output: heyday
Category: THEIR GREATEST HITS ALBUMS 
Clue: "Forty Licks" (2002) & "Hot Rocks: 1964-1971 "
Output: the rolling stones
Category: MEASURING DEVICES 
Clue: A spirometer measures the capacity of these organs
Output: the lungs
Category: THE NET WORKS 
Clue: In its first 2 months, this site was available for students at only 4 colleges, including Harvard
Output: facebook
Category: LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST 
Clue: This actor divorced Demi Moore in 2000; did she ask for the whole 9 yards?
Output: bruce willis
Category: ARCHIPELAGOS 
Clue: This Portuguese archipelago once served as a stop for the treasure galleons returning to Spain from America
Output: the azores
Category: GO AHEAD, MAKE MY "DAY" 
Clue: Also a Beatles title, it's someone who goes on an excursion in the morning & returns before bedtime, yeah
Output: a daytripper
Category: TROPICAL FOREST CREATURES 
Clue: There are over 100 species of the poison arrow type of these amphibians
Output: frogs
Category: THE 19-AUGHTs 
Clue: This barbershop favorite was a campaign song for "Honey Fitz" Fitzgerald
Output: "sweet adeline"
Category: MAJOR LEES 
Clue: He starred in the films "Fists of Fury" & "Game of Death"
Output: bruce lee
Category: EDUCATION 
Clue: He was chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities before becoming Secretary of Education in 1985
Output: william bennett
Category: SYRUPTITIOUS 
Clue: After baking, syrup is poured over this multilayered paper-thin Turkish & Greek pastry
Output: baklava
Category: PIRATE MOVIES 
Clue: Silent screen swashbuckler; his film "The Black Pirate" has been called "a definitive pirate movie"
Output: douglas fairbanks, sr.
Category: TROPICAL FOREST CREATURES 
Clue: The coat of the clouded species of this cat provides it with excellent camouflage in India's forests
Output: leopard
Category: HOT ENOUGH FOR YOU? 
Clue: For this cliche to be true, the sidewalk must reach at least 130 degrees to permit coagulation
Output: fry an egg on the sidewalk
Category: MALCOLM X IN THE MIDDLE 
Clue: On 29, 39 or 49, the age at which Malcolm X died, the same as Martin Luther King, Jr.
Output: 39
Category: RADIO STARS 
Clue: Kyle Cantrell, operations manager at Nashville's WSM-AM, is the Saturday night announcer for this show
Output: grand ole opry
Category: COMIC BOOKS 
Clue: "Leading with my Chin"
Output: jay leno
Category: THE OSCARS 
Clue: Paul Newman's only win for Best Actor was for the second time he played this character
Output: "fast eddie" felson
Category: WEISS GUYS 
Clue: WWII fighter ace Robert Weiss scored more than 100 kills flying Messerschmitts & Focke-Wulfs for this Air Force
Output: the luftwaffe
Category: GO, KELLY! 
Clue: He was a losing Super Bowl quarterback 4 times
Output: jim kelly
Category: OBSERVATORIES 
Clue: Located on Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire, England, it may have been built as early as 2800 B.C.
Output: stonehenge
Category: MR. T 
Clue: "Germania" & "Historiae" are major works by this Roman orator & public official
Output: tacitus
Category: THAT'S "OK" 
Clue: To dupe, or a variety of billiards
Output: snooker
Category: 7-"L"ETTER WORDS 
Clue: From the Latin for "to read", it's a reading desk with a slanted top in a church
Output: lectern
Category: GOSPEL TRUTH 
Clue: Mark 10 says a man shall "cleave to" this person "...so they are no more twain, but one flesh"
Output: his wife
Category: THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT 
Clue: This league was founded in 1910, largely to help black migrants to New York City
Output: the urban league
Category: DAD, GUM IT 
Clue: This "colorful" gum-chewing girl has a golden ticket that gets her & her dad in to see Willy Wonka
Output: violet beauregarde
Category: GREAT BRITONS 
Clue: The 1st Baron Herbert of Lea was the man who sent this woman and her nurses to the Crimean front
Output: florence nightingale
Category: LITERARY CHARACTERS 
Clue: Marlow, an adventurer, appears in several works by this author, including "Lord Jim"
Output: joseph conrad
Category: ACTORS & ACTRESSES 
Clue: Professional name used by the actress seen here during her film career; it's different from her married name (clip from "Hellcats of the Navy")
Output: nancy davis
Category: THIS 'N' THAT 
Clue: Legend says the Dannebrog, now this country's flag, dropped from heaven during a 1219 battle
Output: denmark
Category: 20th CENTURY RUSSIA 
Clue: Before Leningrad, St. Petersburg was given this Russian-sounding name at the start of WWI
Output: petrograd
Category: WORLD COINS 
Clue: In 1999 it issued its 1-oz. silver kookaburra coin with honor marks reproducing several U.S. state quarters
Output: australia
Category: ALSO A 3-LETTER TREE 
Clue: A type of Eucalyptus, or something kids chew
Output: gum
Category: VOCABULARY 
Clue: Gullah, which has African roots, is a language spoken by some black inhabitants of this country
Output: the united states
Category: KUNG FU 
Clue: Kung fu uses colored sashes rather than belts to indicate this
Output: level/rank
Category: EASY MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 
Clue: These one-celled organisms that may cause disease also produce the "snipping" enzymes that create recombinant DNA
Output: bacteria
Category: ASTRONAUTS 
Clue: Physicist Owen Garriott & physician  Joe Kerwin were science pilots on missions to this '70s space station
Output: skylab
Category: SEA LIFE 
Clue: The skin of an octopus contains cells called chromatophores that allow it to do this when excited
Output: change color
Category: "B"EGINNINGS 
Clue: It's a synonym for width
Output: breadth
Category: OF AN ENGLISHMAN 
Clue: "Row" in Mayfair that's home to the finest British tailors
Output: savile row
Category: CUSTOMS & TRADITIONS 
Clue: (Sofia of the Clue Crew)  The custom of mounting a horse from the left may have arisen when men wore one of these along their left legs
Output: sword
Category: ANYTHING BUT CHEESESTEAK 
Clue: Part of a British breakfast, this jam is made from bitter Seville oranges, including the rinds
Output: marmalade
Category: "AIN" WE GOT FUN 
Clue: Shiites are dominant in this Qatar neighbor
Output: bahrain
Category: AMERICAN HODGEPODGE 
Clue: Yee-haw!  The Durango Cowgirl Classic is an all-female rodeo in this state
Output: colorado
Category: LEGAL MATTERS 
Clue: This form of homicide is the unlawful killing of a human being, committed without malice
Output: manslaughter
Category: THE IROQUOIS 
Clue: An Iroquois woman could do this to her husband simply by putting his belongings outdoors
Output: divorce him
Category: FOOD 
Clue: The German name of this German cake is Schwarzwalder Kirschtorte
Output: black forest torte
Category: ODD WORDS 
Clue: Now meaning "drivel", it used to be a trick to gain applause
Output: claptrap
Category: SCIENCE GUYS 
Clue: In 1888 this French bacteriologist founded an institute in Paris to continue his rabies research
Output: pasteur
Category: POPULATIONS 
Clue: About 75 percent of this U.S. state's population is found on only one island
Output: hawaii
Category: BALLET 
Clue: Stravinsky & this Russian-born American choreographer collaborated on several ballets including "Agon"
Output: georges balanchine
Category: 5-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: A big fishing net, maybe in the river of the same name
Output: a seine
Category: TV GETS REAL 
Clue: This supermodel & onetime judge on "America's Next Top Model" started her own "Modeling Agency"
Output: janice dickinson
Category: ROCK OF AGELESS 
Clue: Al Rappa, who started as part of this group with Bill Haley in 1956, now leads the group, Bill being dead
Output: the comets
Category: OCCUPATIONS 
Clue: Prep & line are types of this 4-letter job
Output: cook
Category: LOOKING FOR A LATIN LOVER 
Clue: You'll be on the money knowing "out of many, one" is the translation of this Latin phrase
Output: e pluribus unum
Category: BRUSH UP YOUR SHAKESPEARE 
Clue: In the '60s, Laurence Olivier put on blackface to play this Shakespearean hero
Output: othello
Category: "KEY" WORDS 
Clue: Qwerty is a standard format for one of these
Output: a keyboard
Category: IN THE SMITHSONIAN 
Clue: In 1933 Miss Mary McCabe donated the compass this pair used between 1804 & 1806
Output: lewis & clark
Category: MIKE TV 
Clue: Nefarious CEOs hide under their desks when this "60 Minutes" anchor comes knocking on their doors
Output: mike wallace
Category: BEGINS & ENDS IN "K" 
Clue: Mark Twain once worked as a printer in this Iowa town
Output: keokuk
Category: EXPLORERS 
Clue: This first American to orbit the Earth shot down 3 MIGs during the Korean War
Output: john glenn
Category: THE GUARDIAN 
Clue: Hephaestus made Talus, a man of brass, to guard this island for its ruler Minos
Output: crete
Category: STUPID ANSWERS 
Clue: Leonardo da Vinci was born near this small Tuscan town in 1519
Output: vinci
Category: AIN'T THAT AMERICA 
Clue: From 1784 to 1788 the eastern part of this state was a separate state called Franklin
Output: tennessee
Category: THE "FAC"s OF LIFE 
Clue: Send a fax & tell me it's short for this word
Output: facsimile
Category: QUICKIES 
Clue: Comic book superhero seen here
Output: the flash
Category: HODGEPODGE 
Clue: This New England state was the first admitted to the Union after the original 13 colonies
Output: vermont
Category: THERE WILL BE "UD" 
Clue: A person who does distasteful work; it's also in the name of an online "Report"
Output: a drudge
Category: U.N. SECRETARIES-GENERAL 
Clue: After leaving the U.N., he served as governor of Oslo & Akershus
Output: trygve lie
Category: "AND"ROCLES 
Clue: Playwright Maxwell or singer Marian
Output: anderson
Category: MOTHER GOOSE 
Clue: He "Kissed the girls and made them cry" & ran away "when the boys came out to play"
Output: georgie porgie
Category: SMALL U.S. CAPITALS 
Clue: Although its population is only about 50,000, it's Wyoming's largest city
Output: cheyenne
Category: GEOGRAPHIC POP 
Clue: A sleek country-rock sound helped this "Tennessee River" band have a string of hits in the '80s & '90s
Output: alabama
Category: ANAGRAMS 
Clue: The way she rambles on nonsensically, she's truly lost these
Output: marbles
Category: WORLD TRAVEL 
Clue: Among the hotels with casinos in this city are Shepheard's, the Ramses Hilton & the Nile Hilton
Output: cairo
Category: HOUSES OF WORSHIP 
Clue: Willow Creek Community Church draws 15,000 worshipers every week to this Illinois city's suburbs
Output: chicago
Category: DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS 
Clue: In 1997 Autumn Jackson was convicted of shaking down this comedian she claims is her father
Output: bill cosby
Category: ESPIONAGE 
Clue: In 1962 the CIA enlisted the Mafia to assassinate this Cuban leader
Output: fidel castro
Category: 20th CENTURY LITERATURE 
Clue: This 1949 novel features a society dominated by such slogans as "War is peace, freedom is slavery, ignorance is strength"
Output: 1984
Category: SITCOM CITIES 
Clue: "Friends"
Output: new york
Category: THE BRITISH INVASION 
Clue: This manager of The Beatles managed Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas
Output: brian epstein
Category: "F"RIENDS OF SCIENCE 
Clue: Before sending this ape expert to Africa in 1966, Louis Leakey asked her to get a pre-emptive appendectomy
Output: fossey
Category: JUST FOR THE "HALL" OF IT 
Clue: It's a false perception when no external stimulus exists
Output: hallucination
Category: A TRIP TO MARS 
Clue: Arnold arduously activates an ancient atmosphere appliance in this 1990 Martian big screen adventure
Output: total recall
Category: MAKING A GOOD IMPRESSIONIST 
Clue: Painter of "The Wave", he was the father of French first wave filmmaker Jean
Output: pierre-auguste renoir
Category: INTERNET SHORTHAND 
Clue: PLS
Output: please
Category: HOMETOWN ATHLETES 
Clue: Born in 1942, he went to Chicago Vocation High & made crushing ballcarriers his vocation as a Bears linebacker
Output: dick butkus
Category: STREET-WISE 
Clue: With lights and lasers & casinos like Binion's & The Four Queens, this downtown Vegas street is a real experience
Output: fremont street
Category: TAKING YOUR LUMPS 
Clue: Kipling water carrier called a "limping lump o' brick dust"
Output: gunga din
Category: AMERICA-PODGE 
Clue: "Sooner" or later you'll tell us its state tree is the redbud
Output: oklahoma
Category: THE NATIONAL BOOK AWARDS 
Clue: At the first National Book Awards, in 1950, Ralph Rusk won for his biography of this other Ralph, an essayist
Output: emerson
Category: ENDORSEMENTS 
Clue: The famous black shirt of this country singer who walked the line hangs on the line in Arrow ads
Output: johnny cash
Category: ASTRONOMY 
Clue: The Maxwell Montes region contains the highest point on this planet, the third brightest object in the sky
Output: venus
Category: SCIENCE IN THE 1800s 
Clue: In 1861 Eduard Suess, proposer of the concept of Gondwanaland, became professor of this at the U. of Vienna
Output: geology
Category: CONTEMPORARIES 
Clue: The only writing Bronte sister whose life overlapped Jane Austen's
Output: charlotte
Category: ZOOLOGY 
Clue: Some of these two-humped camels still roam the Gobi Desert
Output: bactrian camels
Category: BLUES CLUES 
Clue: "Spider Man Blues" was a record by this "Empress of the Blues"; Sony should be thinking soundtrack!
Output: bessie smith
Category: SO THAT'S THE STORY 
Clue: Photographer stops to ask directions of an Iowa farm wife; gets 4 days of passionate lovemaking; leaves
Output: the bridges of madison county
Category: A TRIP TO OUTER SPACE 
Clue: Many beautiful images like the one seen here have been given to us by this famous space telescope
Output: hubble space telescope
Category: THE OLD WEST 
Clue: This dentist was one of Virgil Earp's deputies in Tombstone, Arizona
Output: doc holliday
Category: EMMY-WINNING TV 
Clue: "Hill Street Station" (Writing, 1981)
Output: hill street blues
Category: HISTORY 
Clue: In 1493 he reached Montserrat in the West Indies & named it for a Spanish mountain
Output: christopher columbus
Category: QUOTABLE WOMEN 
Clue: This cartoonist calls "Mothers, food, love and career: the four major guilt groups"
Output: cathy guisewite
Category: BY THE "BOOK" 
Clue: The first of these portable libraries was a horse-drawn cart driven by Joshua Thomas in Maryland in April 1906
Output: a bookmobile
Category: POP MUSIC 
Clue: The "Acid Queen" costume she wore in "Tommy" is now in Cleveland's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Output: tina turner
Category: AVERAGE 
Clue: Of 2,4,8 or 16, the number of hours a day the TV's on in the average American home
Output: 8
Category: WALK THE LINE 
Clue: On film Mary Poppins says the children will tread the path described by this pair of proverbial adjectives
Output: the straight & narrow
Category: SAY, "WHAT"? 
Clue: Catchphrase often used by Russian-American comedian Yakov Smirnoff
Output: "what a country!"
Category: CHILD ACTORS 
Clue: Henry Thomas, who played this role in "E.T.", turned 40 in 2011
Output: elliott
Category: REALLY BAD DATES 
Clue: Outdated equipment was said to be a cause of the Dec. 3, 1984 deadly gas leak at a plant in Bhopal in this country
Output: india
Category: ROCK WITH YOU 
Clue: Eric Clapton charted 3 times with this song: in 1971, 1972 & 1992
Output: "layla"
Category: DON'T ROCK THE... 
Clue: This large barge of the Bible carried passengers in pairs
Output: noah\'s ark
Category: FLORA & FAUNA 
Clue: Songbird seen here, or a girl's first name
Output: robin
Category: OSCAR-WINNING SONGS 
Clue: "Chim Chim Cher-ee"
Output: mary poppins
Category: '70s MUSIC 
Clue: "An Old Fashioned Love Song" & "Never Been to Spain" were '70s hits for this trio
Output: three dog night
Category: A CENTURY OF REIGN 
Clue: Germany's Wilhelm I
Output: the 19th century
Category: ACCESSORIES 
Clue: NYC jeweler Fulco di Verdura originated the use of seashells on these sleeve closers
Output: cufflinks
Category: I'M DATING MYSELF 
Clue: I'm excited about this political magazine with Cindy Crawford as Washington on its first cover
Output: george
Category: FAMOUS NAMES 
Clue: Fred Noonan was navigator on the 1937 around-the-world flight on which she disappeared
Output: amelia earhart
Category: "T" FOR ONE? 
Clue: When you go back to the drawing board you'll find this tool hanging down to help you draw straight lines
Output: t-square
Category: GEOGRAPHY 
Clue: In 1861 this island with its Port of Cagliari was "squeezed" into the Kingdom of Italy
Output: sardinia
Category: FOREIGN CUISINE 
Clue: Tennessee Williams could have told you this lizard is a taste treat in Mexico; it's even found in tamales
Output: the iguana
Category: TELEVISION 
Clue: After NBC canceled this Sam Waterston series in 1993, PBS produced a movie to wrap up its loose ends
Output: i\'ll fly away
Category: BY 2000 
Clue: Computers that recognize 00 as this date have to be fixed by the year 2000
Output: 1900
Category: DESCRIBING THE OLYMPIC SPORT 
Clue: Synchronized springboard is one event in this sport
Output: diving
Category: ANIMALS ROCK 
Clue: Pinnipeds who barked out "Summer Breeze" with Crofts
Output: seals
Category: POP SONGS BY THE NUMBERS 
Clue: This Tommy Tutone tune begins, "Jenny Jenny, who can I turn to?"
Output: "867-5309"
Category: THE VICE PRESIDENCY 
Clue: The vice president serves as the presiding officer, or president, of this U.S. government body
Output: the senate
Category: HISTORY'S MYSTERIES 
Clue: The Navy doesn't like to attribute the loss of the USS Cyclops to forces in this spooky area
Output: the bermuda triangle
Category: WOODWORKING 
Clue: Rafter, framing & T-bevel are useful types of this "geometric" tool
Output: square
Category: NAME THE AUTOMAKER 
Clue: Legend & Integra
Output: acura
Category: MUST BE "LOVE" 
Clue: These small parrots of the genus Agapornis are known for their affection for each other
Output: lovebirds
Category: DINING OUT IN EUROPE 
Clue: Diners enjoy Baroque era cuisine while listening to Baroque music at Barokk in this Hungarian capital
Output: budapest
Category: PRESIDENTIAL LIFESPANS 
Clue: May 8, 1884  -  December 26, 1972
Output: harry truman
Category: CELEBRITY INVENTIONS 
Clue: In 1969 a heartbeat alarm worn on the wrist was patented by Zeppo of this comedy team
Output: the marx brothers
Category: 2-LETTER WORDS 
Clue: Freudian component of personality that seeks immediate gratification
Output: id
Category: MYTHOLOGY 
Clue: In Slavic myth, Svarozic, the god of fire, is the brother of Dazhbog, god of this heavenly body
Output: sun
Category: BIBLICAL SPEAKERS BUREAU 
Clue: "Tell me, I pray thee, wherein thy great strength lieth"
Output: delilah
Category: SHAKESPEARE'S B-STORIES 
Clue: Bolingbroke appears before the king & accuses Thomas Mowbray of treason
Output: richard ii
Category: ECO SUAVE 
Clue: Recent studies in Oman & New Guinea have discovered peridotite rocks that can absorb tons of this major greenhouse gas
Output: carbon dioxide
Category: AMERICAN TOWNS & CITIES 
Clue: Now famous for a golf tournament, it was the city where Georgia ratified the U.S. Constitution
Output: augusta
Category: CASTLING 
Clue: No castle is complete without this deep trench that prevents access from the surrounding land
Output: a moat
Category: GREASY SPOON PHRASE BOOK 
Clue: A request for this style of cooked eggs makes the waitress yell out "Wreck 'em!"
Output: scrambled eggs
Category: LAW 
Clue: To avoid litigation, this type of insurance or divorce avoids affixing blame
Output: no-fault
Category: PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN SLOGANS 
Clue: "It's morning again in America"
Output: ronald reagan
Category: "ME" IN THE MIDDLE 
Clue: Sumerian epic hero who faced an apocalyptic flood
Output: gilgamesh
Category: ISLANDS 
Clue: It's the largest island in the Malay Archipelago & the second largest in the world
Output: new guinea
Category: DON'T BE A PAIN 
Clue: There are several types of these nerve cells: some respond to temperature, some to pressure & some to pain
Output: sensory receptors
Category: ACTRESSES 
Clue: This wife of Tom Cruise starred as sexy psychopath Suzanne Stone in the 1995 film "To Die For"
Output: nicole kidman
Category: THEIR ROMAN EQUIVALENTS 
Clue: Odysseus
Output: ulysses
Category: EARLS 
Clue: This 1623 edition of Shakespeare is dedicated to the Earls of Pembroke & Montgomery
Output: first folio
Category: EUROPE'S GOT TALENT TOO 
Clue: Move over Jack Palance!  Yvan de Weber of Switzerland holds the world record for these, 120 in 1 minute, 1-handed
Output: a push-up
Category: FROM B TO C 
Clue: Branch of the Indo-European family of languages
Output: baltic
Category: U.S.A. 
Clue: Washington, D.C. residents did this for the 1st time in November, 1964
Output: vote for president
Category: EATING OUT 
Clue: This fast food chicken chain offers red beans & rice & mashed potatoes & cajun gravy, but no spinach
Output: popeye\'s
Category: JAPAN 
Clue: Japan's first railway line ran for 18 miles from Tokyo to this city, Japan's largest port
Output: yokohama
Category: POSSESSIVE LIT 
Clue: It was the biggest-selling American novel of the 1850s
Output: "uncle tom\'s cabin"
Category: PRINTING 
Clue: A trademark of the A.B. Dick Co., this largely obsolete duplicator uses a stencil fitted on a cylinder
Output: a mimeograph
Category: WORD ORIGINS 
Clue: Mark Twain should have known the name of this fruit may be an alternation of “hurtleberry”
Output: huckleberry
Category: CARIBBEAN CUISINE 
Clue: In Barbados, you'll go cuckoo for cou-coo, a mix of cornmeal & this eesential gumbo veggie
Output: okra
Category: "FOO" FINDERS 
Clue: Iron pyrite
Output: fool\'s gold
Category: STUPID ANSWERS 
Clue: Street crime was up in Liverpool, England in May 1998 as criminals stole one of these worth $16,000
Output: street
Category: SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 
Clue: Common in California, it's the type of "farm" seen here
Output: wind farm
Category: THE SHORT FORM 
Clue: They're the "cal" in lo-cal salad dressing
Output: calories
Category: WINES & SPIRITS 
Clue: Popular in China, shaoxing is a wine made from this grain
Output: rice
Category: PO 
Clue: The Po is the longest river in this country
Output: italy
Category: TV OR NOT TV 
Clue: When "Wheel of Fortune" with Chuck Woolery premiered on NBC, this man was in his 5th month of 29 as president
Output: gerald ford
Category: THE 1000s 
Clue: Around 1004 the Saracens just sacked this Italian city; they didn't put a "lean" on it
Output: pisa
Category: IT'S ALL ABOUT HER 
Clue: "Goodness Had Nothing to Do With It"
Output: mae west
Category: LATIN AMERICAN HISTORY 
Clue: In 1921 the United States paid this country $25 million for its loss of Panama 18 years earlier
Output: colombia
Category: "SAR" CHASM 
Clue: Similar to sarcastic, it's an adjective meaning disdainful or ironically mocking
Output: sardonic
Category: STRANGE HISTORY 
Clue: This "rock" of a general was an unpopular teacher at VMI before the Civil War & was often the target of pranks
Output: stonewall jackson
Category: JOCK JACKS & JOHNS 
Clue: In 1986, at age 46, this "Golden Bear" became the oldest golfer to win the Masters tournament
Output: jack nicklaus
Category: PRESIDENTIAL HUMOR 
Clue: This "hope"ful president said the job is like running a cemetery: a "lot of people under you, but nobody's listening"
Output: bill clinton
Category: PRESIDENTS' WIVES 
Clue: He married Rachel Robards in 1791, but since her divorce was not yet final, they had to remarry on January 17, 1794
Output: andrew jackson
Category: HENRY 
Clue: Henry Pu Yi's last years as the ruler of China were the basis of this 1987 film
Output: the last emperor
Category: MIND THE "GAP" 
Clue: Asian island fortress surrendered by the British in 1942
Output: singapore
Category: "SAVE" 
Clue: Of great importance to the Chinese, this phrase is another way of saying "avoid embarrassment"
Output: save face
Category: AUDIO BOOKS 
Clue: Stephen Covey made time to read his own bestseller "The 7 Habits of" these people
Output: highly effective people
Category: LITERARY ALLUSIONS 
Clue: The object of a prolonged quest is often referred to as this Christian cup of medieval legend
Output: the holy grail
Category: THAT '70s TEAM 
Clue: In 1977 Graig Nettles, Mickey Rivers & Thurman Munson wore this team's pinstripes
Output: new york yankees
Category: STARTING HERE 
Clue: In New York City on October 1, 1999 I rang the opening bell to start this
Output: new york stock exchange
Category: HISTORIC QUOTATIONS 
Clue: Thomas More said if this body part of his could win Henry VIII a castle in France, "it should not fail to go"
Output: his head
Category: GET YOUR SITH TOGETHER 
Clue: He's 7 feet tall & the Millennium Falcon's first mate, but he's not much of a conversationalist
Output: chewbacca
Category: ON ST. PADDY'S DAY 
Clue: A March 17, 1906 speech by this president popularized the term, "Muckrake"
Output: theodore roosevelt
Category: WYATT EARP 
Clue: Wyatt was working as a railroad detective when John Shanssey introduced him to this sometime dentist
Output: doc holliday
Category: QUESTIONS 
Clue: Robert Kennedy liked to say that some men see things & ask why, but he dreamed things & asked this
Output: "why not?"
Category: ONLY YESTERDAY 
Clue: This R&B quartet's version of "Yesterday" is on their 1994 album "II"
Output: boyz ii men
Category: POISONING 
Clue: When this randy U.S. president died suddenly in Frisco after a trip to Alaska, rumors swirled his wife had poisoned him
Output: warren g. harding
Category: BIRTH OF A PRESIDENT 
Clue: July 4, 1872 in Plymouth, Vermont
Output: calvin coolidge
Category: SKYSCRAPERS BY CITY 
Clue: Cadillac Tower
Output: detroit
Category: WEST ON THE MAP 
Clue: Since 1967 Israel has occupied a controversial area on the West Bank of this river
Output: the jordan river
Category: OSCAR NIGHT 2003 
Clue: For "Talk to Her", he became the first man in over 30 years to win with a screenplay in a foreign language
Output: pedro almodovar
Category: ROCK & ROLL IS HERE TO STAY 
Clue: Completes the Springsteen title line, "Cause tramps like us, baby we were..."
Output: "born to run"
Category: THE 1930s 
Clue: Gen. Emilio Mola said this group of Fascist supporters in Madrid would help him take the city
Output: the fifth column
Category: 1981 
Clue: With Reagan as a character witness, this entertainer was given a license by the Nev. Gaming Commission
Output: frank sinatra
Category: ENDS WITH 2 VOWELS 
Clue: You'll earn points for knowing it's a Girl Scout 6 to 8 years old
Output: a brownie
Category: CLIFF NOTES 
Clue: This prehistoric monument on the Salisbury Plain is thought to be carved from stones of the Prescelly Mtns.
Output: stonehenge
Category: CARS 
Clue: The name of this maker of the Q45 makes it sound like it will run forever
Output: infiniti
Category: RELIGION 
Clue: Some 3 million pilgrims visit this small French town annually
Output: lourdes
Category: WHAT THE GREEK PREFIX MEANS 
Clue: Melano-
Output: black
Category: HOOKED ON PHOENIX 
Clue: This pro team plays its home games at Phoenix' Bank One Ballpark
Output: the diamondbacks
Category: JANE AUSTEN 
Clue: We don't want to leave you "Clueless" -- Sir Walter Scott gave this 1816 book by Jane a good review
Output: "emma"
Category: SCIENCE 
Clue: Black spot is a serious fungal disease that affects these flowers; rugosas have good resistance
Output: roses
Category: CEREMONIES 
Clue: In a Tibetan rite, a boy who picks out this man's former possessions is declared his reincarnation
Output: dalai lama
Category: TOYS & GAMES 
Clue: Technic & Mindstorms are 2 of the lines of building sets from this brand
Output: lego