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- Of the 3 traditional birthstones for August it's the green one
- Elisa & Giles live above the Orpheum Cinema in this 2017 del Toro Best Picture Oscar winner
- In the anniversary year 1892 Benjamin Harrison urged observance of a holiday honoring this pioneer of progress
- This soprano of Greek heritage had an often tempestous & public romance with Aristotle Onassis
- With a maximum depth of only about 46 feet the Sea of this to the east of Crimea is the world's shallowest sea
- On the Trail is a movement from this Suite Ferde Grofe's most famous
- From a Latin word for powder it means to pound or grind something into a powder
- In The Shawshank Redemption a prison theater crowd watching Gilda erupts when this title actress flips her hair
- Often happening the same week as America's birthday Canada Day is on this date
- This groundbreaking journalist went undercover as a patient to expose the horrible conditions in a psychiatric hospital
- Indonesia's most populous island shares its name with this sea to the north
- The soundtrack of Apocalypse Now includes this piece from a Wagner opera
- To do this process heat milk to 161 degrees hold it there for 15 seconds & then rapidly cool
- Retailer Fred Lazarus Jr. lobbied FDR & got this holiday moved to always leave about 4 weeks to shop before Christmas
- Lon Chaney haunted the title theater in the 1925 film version of this Gaston Leroux novel
- In an 1851 speech this formerly enslaved abolitionist & a feminist wondered Ain't I a woman?
- Named for certain sea life it merges with the Tasman Sea to the south
- An der schönen blauen Donau is the German name of this waltz
- As an American Werewolf in this city David Naughton is beckoned into a theater where he's confronted by his zombified victims
- To take the words or ideas of another & pass them off as your own
- Every year Jerusalem has a relay race with torches to celebrate this holiday
- The daughter of Chinese refugees architect Maya Lin designed this Washington D.C. monument
- Nunivak & the Pribilof Islands are among the largest in this sea
- Beethoven's Bagatelle No. 25 in A minor is better known as this after the inscription on the autograph score
- Because they live off of hosts skin mites & lice are classified as these
- The Nazi high command gets locked inside a burning Paris theater in this 2009 Tarantino movie
- In Hawaii May 1 is celebrated as this floral day that also rhymes with May Day
- She attended the Wright-Humason School for the Deaf before going to Radcliffe where she graduated cum laude in 1904
- Harking back to the Bible other names for it include the Sea of Lot & the Sea of Sodom
- This French national anthem is heard in the 1812 Overture
- The first published novel by this author of The Moonstone was 1850's Antonina; or The Fall of Rome
- A Last-Word cocktail combines gin maraschino liqueur lime juice & this liqueur from France that gave its name to a color
- Cajole (starts with the same letter)
- Episodes of this Adult Swim stop-motion show include Junk in the Trunk Lust for Puppets & Toy Meets Girl
- Go vintage with the look of this era named for a king from 1901 to 1910
- Some rough ends for this 1930s crime family–Arthur was killed trying to escape prison; Lloyd by his wife & Fred & Ma by the FBI
- It's Double Fudge when 2 cousins both named Farley Drexel Hatcher meet in a tale by this legendary children's author
- This brand offers a 3-step recipe: 1) put ice in a highball glass; 2) pour its Old No. 7 over ice; 3) top with Coke
- Forehead
- brides.com says the stiffer this T fabric the better the quality–doesn't sound comfy
- From 2000 until 2003 John Ritter was the voice of this colorful canine on PBS
- In 1791 he built a coalition against Alexander Hamilton's father-in-law to win a Senate seat; that did not end well
- This Pulitzer Prize winner & New Yorker contributor wrote Catch and Kill: Lies Spies and a Conspiracy to Protect Predators
- I say this booze you're a fine booze what a good booze you would be in a Sidecar with triple sec lemon juice & a lemon wedge
- Nev & Kamie help people figure out if their online loves are real on this MTV show