billie eilish Crossword Puzzles

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1. Billie Piper spielte die Rolle von ...
4. Der Zehnte Doktor sagt mal, das Wichtigste beim Zeitreisen sei eine ... zum halten
5. Im Jahr 200100 befindet sich auf Satelit ... die Game Station
10. Der Zehnte Doktor erwähnt zur Zeit der Olympischen Spiele 2012, er sei kein ...liebhaber
12. Nachname von Rose
13. dienstmädchen, welches sich opfert, um die Menschheit vor den Gelth zu retten
16. Der Sound Designer Nicholas ... leiht den Daleks und den Cybermen seine Stimme
18. Lieblingsausruf des Zehnten Doktors
19. Mutter von Rose
20. Roses erstes Abenteuer mit dem Doktor führt sie auf Platform ...
21. Feinde der Time-Lords
22. Henry van Statten nennt einen Dalek, den er als ein wertvolles Ausstellungsstück betrachtet ...
23. Klon, der im Jahr 5000000023 Cassandra O'Brien dient
25. "Bist du meine ..."
30. Lieblingsausruf des Neunten Doktors
32. Wenn man durch die Zeit reist, nimmt man Hintergrundstrahlung auf. Dabei handelt es sich um ...partikel
34. Das Torchwood Institut wurde von Queen ... gegründet
35. Aliens vom Planeten Raxacoricofallapatorius
36. Die Daleks werden häufig mit einem ... verglichen
37. Gerätschaft um einem Kleider vom Leib verschwinden zu lassen
40. Hauptautor der Staffeln 1-2 war Russel T ...
42. Auf einer parallelen Erde wurden die Cybermen von John ... erschaffen
44. Im Jahr 1869 treffen der Doktor und Rose auf Charles ...
45. Nachname der Schauspielerin, die Gwyneth und eine Hauptfigur in Torchwood verkörpert
46. Als sich der Neunte Doktor erstmals in einem Spiegel betrachtet, meint er: "Nicht schlecht. Bis auf die ..."
48. Militärische Organisation zur Bekämpfung von Aliens

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1. Der Neunte Doktor nennt Mickey gerne ...
2. Das Gesicht von ...
3. Captain ... Harkness
6. Als die Cybermen erstmals auf die Daleks treffen, meint einer, dass sie gemeinsam das Universum ... könnten
7. Cassandra O'Brien behauptet, der letzte reinrassige ... zu sein
8. Institut, welches den Doktor offiziell als Fein der Krone betrachtet
9. Rose erfährt bei Recherchen über den Doktor, dass dieser u.a. bei der Ermordung von ... zugange war
11. Archäologe, der im 42. Jahrhundert auf einem Planeten, der um ein schwarzes Loch kreist, alte Schriften übersetzt
14. Welche zwei Wörter tauchen in der ersten Staffel und auch später häufig auf?
15. Die TARDIS sieht aus wie eine Notrufzelle, weil der ... Schaltkreis kaputt ist
17. Werkzeug des Doktors: ... Screwdriver
24. Nachname von Mickey und Sarah Jane
26. Transportmittel des Doktors in Form einer Notrufzelle
27. ... Jones sollte laut dem Doktor das Goldene Zeitalter einläuten
28. Nachname des Schauspielers des Zehnten Doktors
29. Heimatplanet des Doktors
31. Vorname des Schauspielers des Neunten Doktors
33. Chefredakteur Max auf Satelit 5 ist inoffiziell bekannt als ...
38. Der Doktor ist ein ...
39. Seit mindestens1869 befindet sich in Cardiff ein Raum-Zeit ...
40. Die Moderatorin der Quizsendung The weakest link heisst Anne Robinson. Rose nennt die Android-Moderatorin derselben Sendung auf Satelit 5 Anne ...
41. Das letzte Wort des Zehnten Doktors in der letzten Episode der zweiten Staffel ist "..."
43. Der Zehnte Doktor findet es grossartig, dass jemand auf die Idee kam, essbare ... zu entwickeln, mit denen man z.B. Muffins dekorieren kann
47. Auf einer parallelen Erde ist Rose ein ...

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3. Tom's friend
5. beauty & the ???
6. fish tanks are full of these
8. is that with chips?
9. What is Amys favorite NRL team but your worst
11. what else would need a coke bottle for
14. faulty reasoning
17. movie producer
18. howls at the moon
19. hotel in vegas
21. partner in crime
23. home is where the heart is
24. 6 in a bunch
25. safety clipping device
28. garden ornament
29. think of wondercat
31. beautifies the dead
32. four leaves are lucky
33. Irish lassie
36. between Oscar and Quebec
37. up in Seattle space
38. policeman's rank
42. deterred
44. consequence
46. techo wizz & talented
48. comes from a vine
49. third element
50. sits atop an easel
52. full legal protection
53. where everyone knows your name
57. wares and produce are sold here
59. where you met the love of your life
62. first dog in space
65. small pieces of plastic bricks
68. best duo ever
69. summer, winter, or spring
70. circus gymnast
73. where a quarter goes a long way
75. renaissance artist
79. best western
83. what Toohey forest is next to
85. meets criteria, is entitled
88. Turkish red seed
92. up up and away
93. first emperor of Rome
94. someone has to love me
95. lady with all the knowledge
98. worst day ever
100. 26th September
102. guitar technique
104. bad guy
106. double trouble (Zodiac)
107. attachment to a house
109. comes in all colours
110. very hard to swallow
113. always has my heart
114. study of insects
115. turns into a butterfly
116. on the strip
118. feature of modern society that's absurd
122. edible fungus found by pigs
123. eccentric professor, that the theory
125. family event on 26th October
129. soldiers of the empire
130. what else would she want
131. best feeling in the world
132. 31years of bliss
133. Capital of Paraguay
134. orange vegetable
135. dimple, johnny walker
136. last one standing

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1. Capital of Vietnam
2. very scientific & sporty
4. family member
7. uses a odd shaped ball
10. favourite thing in the world
12. spicy dance and dip
13. was lost in space
15. tall towering
16. bit of an addict
20. other half of best duo ever
22. rivalled Edison
25. goes with
26. Royal Brisbane Hospital
27. appliance for melting cheese
30. real old beauty
34. out with old & in with the new
35. Friday nights on the town
39. secret dungeon
40. was once a bird
41. 2016 Churchill medal winner
43. hide away
45. questions, questions, questions
47. numbers game
51. just about to happen
53. mobile holiday
54. 1st garden ever created
55. alone, sole
56. tick tock
58. glen miller story actress
60. doppelganger
61. Let it be
63. colour
64. board game cubes
66. he was never KFC
67. Scottish musical instrument
71. blue Hawaii
72. Capital of Alaska
74. take pictures with it
76. john wayne classic
77. best black and white dog ever
78. competent
80. small household lizard
81. type of blue
82. pelvic joints
84. goes great with eggs
86. where you spend most of your time
87. panic breathe
89. "...de Sade, author of Justine
90. feminie greeting
91. capital of Bolivia
92. greek god of the sea
96. not public
97. family of 8
98. 26th September was a great year
99. what you grow in pots
101. where you would like to retire
103. American bank note
105. android, automaton
108. sports brand
111. lights camera action
112. marathon
117. the other drink
119. cushioned furniture
120. slightly on the cool side
121. mountain noise
124. never enough weeks in the year
126. snow tribe
127. animal on a farm
128. wizard of oz

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1. Speechless
2. Pickle flavor commonly found at gas stations and also on TikTok shop.
4. sleepy sounds
6. You're crazy if you don't like this store-bought.
10. She my ----
11. Pandas are really good at this.
14. "Tell em to bring out the whole ----"
16. The reason we'll never mess with the Titanic.
18. "----- it and give it to the next person."
21. Viner who made it to TikTok. Emergency Intercom host.
23. Vlog Squad founder that almost blinded one of his friends.
25. Jewelry
26. These bitches love...
27. One of those yellow things.
28. Went way too hard for his Elvis role.
30. The country all those pickpocket TikToks came from.
32. Video you film before going somewhere fun. 53-Across's signature TikTok theme.
34. What we call young kids now and their favorite hobby.
35. I got my ticket for the long way 'round.
38. What every woman spent $700+ on in 2023 and into 2024.
42. Our Ariel
45. Drake's label.
46. Kim Kahdashian; Go to paht two
49. Most important Chief's player.
50. 1/2 City Girls; Caresha's stage name
51. Segment often included in 32-Across.
52. Month the Capitol insurrection took place in abbr.
53. NFL man's girlfriend.
55. We found out this music artist was born in the U.K. and almost got deported.
57. Extremely popular music genre from East Asia; BTS, Blackpink e.g.
58. The kid whose adventures you read about when you were a kid.
59. The ship that started ships.
63. Stallion, savage, my dream woman
64. Clearly white boy of the year.
65. Taylor Swift, Adele e.g.
66. "Hello Dubai ( :D) I am so honored to be projected on the Burj Khalifa"
69. Stage name for the catch me outside girl.
72. When you get everything because of your parents.
75. Swag and ice e.g.
77. President of Gag City.
79. Earfquake
80. Freaky Friday artist Lil ----.
81. "Old Town Road", "Industry Baby" artist.

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1. She's free!!!!
3. Your mom's Instagram.
5. You thought I was feelin' you?
7. To be a big fan of.
8. Opponent/Opposition
9. Doja Cat's new song "--- Hills"; a.k.a. pookie's song.
12. See 13-Down.
13. Universal term of endearment for Gen-Z.
15. Adult toy that went viral.
17. That's Cringe host.
19. "Happiness is a Butterfly", "Summertime Sadness" e.g.; Waffle House employee?
20. Our Karate kid.
22. "Because the girls are gonna be serving down, -----!"
24. TikTokker that went viral trying kombucha.
29. Charisma, game e.g.
31. Viner/TikTokker that got groomed by Diplo.
33. If you see me and you tryna see what's up...
36. "Let me get ---"; Full-time DJ vibes.
37. Infamous water bottle brand.
39. Global Gen-Z marketplace that started fast fashion.
40. Blue Face's first viral hit; Kind of like a hoe but fancier?
41. The TikTok makeup filter known for being hilariously glamorized.
43. Oppa -----
44. Jeffree Star's new career LOL
47. "#euphoric will probs delete. Prob offensive" author.
48. Coming for Shein's throat fr
51. Skinny shot
54. The feeling you get when someone does something small and it turns you off of them.
56. This music artist had the best National Anthem performance.
60. Drake in another life.
61. Socializing during quarantine.
62. Buzzfeed to Golden Globes and Emmys; Abbott Elementary lead
67. Online clothing store known for having curvier models and mass influencer/celebrity partnerships.
68. "Even the paparazzi team Bryce on god"
70. Worst form of birth control invented.
71. Where we spend all our time.
73. Euphoria and Saltburn Actor.
74. John B's home.
76. She's the bad guy.
78. 2/2 City Girls

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7. Je suis connue comme la première mannequin trans noire.
8. Toute véritable discussion sur l'histoire des femmes cinéastes commence par mon nom. Je suis connue pour avoir tourné le premier film de fiction narratif au début du 20e siècle.
9. J’ai poussé mes limites et suis devenue la première femme à monter le Mont Everest sans oxygène d’appoin. Je suis devenue la première femme à faire l’ascension des Septs Sommets.
11. Mon livre The Tale of Genji est considéré comme le premier roman au monde.
14. Les gens me connaissent pour ma carrière de mannequin, mais j'ai également consacré une grande partie de ma vie à la lutte contre les mutilations génitales féminines.
15. J'ai été pilote de course et pilote, mais je suis surtout connue pour avoir été la première Britannique à subir une opération de réattribution sexuelle homme-femme dans les années 50.
16. J'ai été la plus jeune femme cheffe de gouvernement au monde et j'ai chassé le COVID-19 de mon pays avant tout le monde.
19. J'ai remporté le prix de la meilleure création de costumes lors de la 55e cérémonie annuelle des Oscars en 1983, pour mon travail sur le film "Gandhi", devenant ainsi la première femme indienne à remporter un Oscar.
20. En 2024, je suis entrée dans l'histoire en devenant la première actrice Autochtone Américaine nominée pour le prix de la meilleure actrice.

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1. Connue pour être la chanteuse du groupe Destiny's Child, j'ai lancé ma carrière solo et suis entrée dans l'histoire en devenant l'artiste ayant remporté le plus grand nombre de Grammy.
2. Malgré tous les obstacles et les luttes qui ont marqué ma vie, j'ai réussi à me hisser au sommet et à devenir la gymnaste la plus décorée de tous les temps.
3. En tant que féministe noire queer, j'ai défié et inspiré le changement en Allemagne. Les gens se souviennent de moi à travers ma déclaration "The master’s tools will never dismantle the master’s house."
4. En tant qu'actuelle gouverneure générale du Canada et leader Inuk du Nunavik, je suis la première personne Autochtone à occuper cette fonction.
5. Je suis connue pour être la plus jeune femme dirigeante du monde politique et durant mon mandat, j'ai fait de l'égalité des genres ma principale priorité.
6. En tant que première dame, je vous ai mis au défi avec cette fameuse citation: "Do one thing every day that scares you."
10. J'ai travaillé sur la célèbre affaire juridique Reed c. Reed, et c'est la première fois que la discrimination fondée sur le sexe a été reconnue comme une violation directe de la Constitution aux États-Unis. Je suis également connue pour avoir été la première femme titulaire d'un poste de professeur de droit à l'université de Columbia en 1972.
12. Je suis la première femme afro-asiatique américaine de l’histoire des Était-Unis à occuper le poste le plus élevé du pays.
13. J'ai transformé ce que beaucoup considéraient comme un handicap en force, et je suis finalement devenue la première parlementaire Espagnole avec le syndrome de Down en 2023.
17. J'ai été lauréate du prix Nobel deux fois dans ma vie et suis devenue la première femme à recevoir cette prestigieuse récompense. Je suis principalement connue pour mes travaux sur la radioactivité.
18. J'ai créé le premier protagoniste féminin jouable de l'histoire du jeu vidéo: Billie Sue. Sa mission principale était de lancer des œufs pourris sur les lapins qui arrivaient afin de protéger des cultures de carottes.

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6. The 2 main reasons that _____ didn't last was because it was too hard to enforce and local, state and federal governments were missing out on the lucrative profits.
7. The automobile completely transformed the American society, culture and _____.
9. regulations were moved as more and more high-risk, low-interest loans were issued to consumers (cause = mistakes made by the _____)
10. Pseudoscience that was used to justify the targeting of immigrants, women and minorities.
11. Billie Holiday's "_____" is a song about lynching.
13. Many _____ farmers were kicked off their farms and land and headed out west looking for jobs. Many of them were known as the Okies.
17. WWI + _____ = Red Scare & Immigration Restrictions
19. _____'s Grapes of Wrath followed the Joads on their journey to seek work in CA after getting kicked off their land.
21. FDR's _____ increased his popularity among Americans as it was the first time the POTUS directly addressed citizens.
23. Second New Deal Program known as "the Magna Carta for labor"; first time in history federal government guaranteed union rights.
24. The _____ Tariff rose taxes on imports and exports the highest they'd ever been, doubling down on the plight of the nation's farmers.
25. The AAA paid farmers _____ to let their land go unplowed and to eliminate surplus livestock to drive up prices.
27. After the stock market crash, many went on _____ to get their money and were disappointed to find that the bank didn't have it -- many banks had speculated themselves.
28. The abandonment of African American enfranchisement, civil rights and liberties during and after the _____ and WWI led to the rise of the KKK.
29. The _____ Act was a 2nd New Deal promoted by the first lady that provided income-based housing.
30. The main issues with this 2nd New Deal was the unforeseen increased life expectancy and the ability of Congress to borrow from the fund.

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1. "The business of America is business."
2. The Scopes Trial caught national attention and put friends Clarence Darrow and ______ on opposing sides.
3. The FDIC was created to insure _____ up to $250,000 to restore faith in the banks.
4. Huey Long's _____ Campaign focused on limiting the amount of shares/stock one could invest in at a company/bank and paying workers more.
5. The Sacco and Vanzetti case grabbed national attention as many believed they got an unfair and bias trial since they were Italian immigrants and _____.
8. The out of control _____ eventually led to the stock market crash.
11. The Securities & Exchange Commission was created to regulate the _____.
12. President _____'s administration was best known for its corruption and scandal, largely surrounding the friends of the president, dubbed the "Ohio Gang."
14. The main criticism of the _____ was that it made it difficult for local power plant companies to compete with the low rates.
15. Herbert Hoover's campaign centered around a creation of an "______," in which the government would encourage voluntary cooperation among businesses, farmers, workers, and consumers.
16. 1920s movement that celebrated African American culture, art, and enfranchisement.
18. "New Deal for Indians;"reversed divisive allotment provisions from the Dawes Act, restored lands, and recognized the legality of tribal governments.
20. Overproduction and high tariffs resulted in a surplus of manufacturing and massive unemployment (~_____%).
22. More and more people began speculating -- many even started _____ #borrowingontopofgambling.
26. President F.D. Roosevelt called for a _____ moratatorium of the banks after taking office to figure out how to fix the economy.

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2. I fly in the air but a different spelling to my name
4. Me and my brother were the first to fly
6. I am a blue book
10. Don't let these day up or you want have water
11. I was a great trumpet player name is spelled different
12. Have you seen my biceps latley
14. I was a South Carolina Astronaut
17. My name could be Valerie or just come to the PTA
18. I am the big Chief
20. I am a R&B singer and women like to wear me
24. I was known as the "GREAT"
25. In Chichago....
26. I can shape your eyebrows with thread
31. I eat sweet potatoes mostly everyday
32. I am a famous boxer or basketball player
33. I am a city in Alabama
34. Billie Jean was one of my hits
41. I am full of "JOY"
42. I am a men clothing store
45. I could be Woody or Tim
47. I was a family cafeteria in the old days
49. I take care of all babies needs
51. I am a message full of dots and dashes
53. I am the capital and largest city of Chile
57. I am not a mountain
60. Sister that rule over tennis
62. I am the Texas Ranger
63. I am Bob or Clive
64. My hit song "pull up to the bumper baby'
65. There a usually four of these in a month
67. I very "special" too
68. I am a famous actor name Danny
70. I am a new pathologist

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1. My name and NFL team are the same
3. I am a chain of islands
5. I polish
6. My name is spelled different from Sutherland and Donald
7. I am a famous Scottish novelist
8. I am a vehicle and jazz singer
9. "Austin Powers"
13. I could be Meredith or Anthony
14. I am retired but I'm back because I am special
15. I am an old fashion racing car
16. American contract bridge entrepreneur during the 1930s.
19. I was a president
21. The three little pigs did this... plus not woman
22. 'moving on up" theme song
23. I love my dog and I am on the back hall
27. Oakland Raiders (Wide receiver)
28. I am a funeral home
29. I have a new baby girl and more degrees than most
30. I can be short or long grain
35. Passover blood was from this animal
36. I could be Loni or Pamela
37. The sound a horse makes plus a young male child
38. They say I discovered the fountain of youth
39. NFL accused of criminal assault for spank his child
40. I am the youngest pathologist
43. I am a brand of aluminum
44. I could be Danny or Marlo
46. My son could be carrot top
48. Main man in "Men in Black"
50. Urtica dioica but you know my common name
52. I have controversy BBQ shops
54. I am below the big Chief
55. My son name is Ishmael
56. I am a scientific ordering book
58. I'm not short or tall
59. I am a city in Williamson County, Illinois
61. My Given name is Steven
66. I rule this court cause I am a Judge
69. I am not a street or road

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1. an air headed expert forager
7. a quiet catnip expert
9. an anxiety ridden livestock farmer
10. a happy livestock farmer of various birds and rabbits
11. an insecure fashionista
13. The human war weapon experiment
15. a small child
24. a shimmering actor
26. A shining star
29. a stay at home father
31. The second of the experiments
32. A freaky little cat meddler
37. an aloof and guarded singer
38. a tired and parentified big sister
39. a loud extrovert who loves to work in the garden with her father and hang with her bro
40. a devoted yearner who will do anything for her partner
43. a sporty and wild fisherman
44. A power faithed and code bound fighter
45. a small child
46. a woozy headed indulger in fiery horrors
47. A botanist specializing in toxic plants
49. a hunter who indulges in velvet horrors
51. The last of the experiments
53. The third of the experiments
55. a yellow lover
57. A forest survayer
58. A panther in sheep's clothing
60. A girl of eldritch taste
61. a nervous doctor
62. A chef who was brutally killed by ducks
63. a history nerd full of the human kindness
66. The cat people rights group
68. a strong and kind healer
69. a magic and living statue thrown into murky waters
73. A small and vulnerable lamb
74. A scorned lover
75. a quiet baker who's in her element when at work
76. a wild boot black
77. an ancient mother
78. a bug obsessed gentle giant

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2. A freaky little ghost themed activist
3. an ancient shepard
4. a stressed out wound fixer
5. a quiet and easily annoyed fisherman
6. a very quiet introvert who prefers to spend his time alone hunting or with his sis
8. a train obsessed train conductor who uses his job to help those in need
12. An older gentlemen who works in clothing
14. an eccentric and manic plant lover
16. A national park keeper
17. the ambling wet beast
18. a tooth obsessed "dentist"
19. an indulger in velvet horrors and fiercely loyal
20. A bee themed activist
21. a kindhearted librarian and teacher
22. a devoted sister who loves avians and aviation
23. The first of the experiments
25. A freakalicious little cat burglar
27. A man of eldritch taste
28. a small child who indulges in velvet horrors
29. A huge black goat
30. an ancient actor
32. a small child
33. a staunch rule follower who always wants to read instructions and manuals
34. a clothing designer and maker who cant express himself well
35. a butcher who indulges in velvet horrors
36. an ancient lover
41. a silly jokester who loves to make others laugh
42. A cat themed streamer
48. a depressed creature who tries his best
49. A freaky little guy
50. the number of a group
52. an ancient indulger
54. A horrid and terrified thing
56. A star themed horror
59. A rotting horror
60. a climber who cant speak
62. a shape shifting monster that can never get the colors right
64. a narcoleptic flirt
65. a sassy and hotheaded goober
66. a kind mechanic who loves lists and plans
67. A recluse and uptight guy
70. a quiet and thoughtful builder who likes to spend time working with wood
71. a cursed single mother who loves marine biology
72. a living train who has to eat things inside of it to survive

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6. The 2 main reasons that _____ didn't last was because it was too hard to enforce and local, state and federal governments were missing out on the lucrative profits.
7. The automobile completely transformed the American society, culture and _____.
9. regulations were moved as more and more high-risk, low-interest loans were issued to consumers (cause = mistakes made by the _____)
10. Pseudoscience that was used to justify the targeting of immigrants, women and minorities.
11. Billie Holiday's "_____" is a song about lynching.
13. Many _____ farmers were kicked off their farms and land and headed out west looking for jobs. Many of them were known as the Okies.
17. WWI + _____ = Red Scare & Immigration Restrictions
19. _____'s Grapes of Wrath followed the Joads on their journey to seek work in CA after getting kicked off their land.
21. FDR's _____ increased his popularity among Americans as it was the first time the POTUS directly addressed citizens.
23. Second New Deal Program known as "the Magna Carta for labor"; first time in history federal government guaranteed union rights.
24. The _____ Tariff rose taxes on imports and exports the highest they'd ever been, doubling down on the plight of the nation's farmers.
25. The AAA paid farmers _____ to let their land go unplowed and to eliminate surplus livestock to drive up prices.
27. After the stock market crash, many went on _____ to get their money and were disappointed to find that the bank didn't have it -- many banks had speculated themselves.
28. The abandonment of African American enfranchisement, civil rights and liberties during and after the _____ and WWI led to the rise of the KKK.
29. The _____ Act was a 2nd New Deal promoted by the first lady that provided income-based housing.
30. The main issues with this 2nd New Deal was the unforeseen increased life expectancy and the ability of Congress to borrow from the fund.

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1. "The business of America is business."
2. The Scopes Trial caught national attention and put friends Clarence Darrow and ______ on opposing sides.
3. The FDIC was created to insure _____ up to $250,000 to restore faith in the banks.
4. Huey Long's _____ Campaign focused on limiting the amount of shares/stock one could invest in at a company/bank and paying workers more.
5. The Sacco and Vanzetti case grabbed national attention as many believed they got an unfair and bias trial since they were Italian immigrants and _____.
8. The out of control _____ eventually led to the stock market crash.
11. The Securities & Exchange Commission was created to regulate the _____.
12. President _____'s administration was best known for its corruption and scandal, largely surrounding the friends of the president, dubbed the "Ohio Gang."
14. The main criticism of the _____ was that it made it difficult for local power plant companies to compete with the low rates.
15. Herbert Hoover's campaign centered around a creation of an "______," in which the government would encourage voluntary cooperation among businesses, farmers, workers, and consumers.
16. 1920s movement that celebrated African American culture, art, and enfranchisement.
18. "New Deal for Indians;"reversed divisive allotment provisions from the Dawes Act, restored lands, and recognized the legality of tribal governments.
20. Overproduction and high tariffs resulted in a surplus of manufacturing and massive unemployment (~_____%).
22. More and more people began speculating -- many even started _____ #borrowingontopofgambling.
26. President F.D. Roosevelt called for a _____ moratatorium of the banks after taking office to figure out how to fix the economy.

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5. Dune Part Two and Challengers, two of the most popular movies this year, have which actor in common?
7. “That’s that me ______”: A caffeinated beverage that you might need this finals season and the title of Sabrina Carpenter’s hit song
10. _______ Roan released the single “Good Luck Babe,” which has now earned over 1 billion streams on Spotify
13. This Christopher Nolan movie won 7 Oscars this year, including “Best Picture.”
18. Which former boy band member died this year by falling out of a window?
19. Tik tok trend: “______ they don’t love you like I love you.”
20. Both a Charli xcx album and an aesthetic, Collins Dictionary declared _____ the word of the year, “characterized by a confident, independent, and hedonistic attitude.”
21. The name of the popular pygmy hippo, Moo Deng, means “bouncy pork” in what language?
22. This popular Chinese e-commerce platform and shopping app features incredibly cheap products and a recurrent roulette wheel of discounts.
23. What is the name of the extra large fluffy king penguin that went viral this last fall?
24. Name of the meme with the brown dog with hands in pockets wearing a grey sweater, rolled up jeans, and red sneakers
25. This green owl often goes viral for humorous and unhinged videos despite representing a language learning app.
26. A viral conspiracy theory about this famous singer led to multiple comedy skits where people thanked her in hopes of warding off mysterious bad luck.
27. “I hope they play _____!” A trend based on Travis Scott and Playboi Carti’s song being played in unexpected settings.

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1. Which boy band produced “Bye, Bye, Bye,” which was featured in Marvel’s Deadpool and Wolverine opening scene?
2. This song written by SZA was named after this planet.
3. Son of the 45th president of the United States, ______ Trump really likes his “sootcase.”
4. They could be moving boxes or sitting on your phone case– a ______ is a fun, glow-in-the-dark decoration for any occasion.
6. A breakdancer received backlash during the 2024 Olympics for her unconventional and controversial performance. Which country was she from?
8. Animal associated with the sound clip meme from the Clean Bandit and Zara Larsson song “Symphony.”
9. The TikTok trend: “Very ______, very mindful”
11. Often compared to Clark Kent, two-time Olympic bronze medalist Stephen Nedoroscik is better known as “______ horse guy”
12. Timothée Chalamet, Paul Mescal, Dev Patel, Jeremy Allen-White, Jungkook, Harry Styles, Jeff Goldblum, Jack Schlossberg, Zayn, and the United Healthcare shooter, were the subjects of _______ contests this year
14. What animal sound is used in a famous rendition of Billie Eilish’s song, “What Was I Made For?”
15. Fill in the blank: This song quickly became a global sensation and this artist is renowned for doing backflips on stage: ____________ Things.
16. This movie musical starring Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande is based on a book series of the same name, written by author Gregory Maguire.
17. The title of Kendrick Lamar’s diss track against Drake that debuted at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100
20. ________ Mars is making a powerful comeback this year with two hit singles in the top ten of Billboard Hot 100 and even a collab with Hello Kitty.
24. After debuting her relationship with Travis Kelce, Taylor Swift's attendance to the Kansas City ______ games boosted the team’s fan base by 30%.

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2. I Think We're _____ Now (5)
3. English Rock Band consisting of Robert Smith and Lol Tolhurst (3,4)
10. ___ Or Without You (4)
11. Swedish pop group that you sorta like (1,1,1,1)
14. Like A _____ (6)
18. Swedish pop/rock duo consisting of Per Gessle and Marie Fredriksson (7)
19. Hungry like the ___ (4)
20. American rock duo consisting of Daryl Hall and John Oates (4,3,5)
22. English synth-pop duo consisting of Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe (3,4,4)
24. Prince's live band and studio band called Prince & The _____ consisting of Wendy Melvoin, Doctor Fink and Brownmark to name a few (10)
27. Irish rock band consisting of Bono, the Edge and Adam Clayton (2)
28. English rock band consisting of Peter Hook, Bernard Sumner and Stephen Morris (3,5)
30. Everybody Wants To Rule The _____ (5)
34. Gimme Gimme A ___ After Midnight (3)
35. English new wave group consisting of Anthony "Tony" Hadley, brothers Martin and Gary Kemp and John Keeble (7,6)
37. English rock band consisting of George Michael and Sir Andrew Ridgely (4)
40. You ____ My Dreams (4)
42. English rock band consisting of Sting, Stewart Copeland, Andy Summers and Henry Padovani (3,6)
43. American singer famous for "time after time" (5,6)
45. ____ Monday (4)
46. British-American rock band consisting of Chrissie Hynde, James Honeyman-Scott, Pete Farndon and Martin Chambers (3,10)
48. English girl band consisting of Sarah Dallin, Siobhan Fahey and Keren Woodward (10)
50. American singer known as "The Queen Of Pop" (8)
52. ____ End Girls (4)
53. Australian Rock Band founded by Colin Hay and consists of Hay, Greg Ham, Ron Strykert and more (3,2,4)
54. English rock group formed by Stephen Duffy, Nick Rhodes and John Taylor (5,5)
55. American pop singer who's real name is ____ Renee Darwish (7)
56. Australian rock band, formerly known as The Farriss Brothers consisting of Jon, Tim and Andrew Farriss (1,1,1,1)

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1. English Electronic Music Band formed in Basildon (probably the only good thing that comes from there) consisting of Dave Gahan, Martin Gore, Andy Fletcher and Vince Clarke (7,4)
4. An English singer who's never going to let you down (4,6)
5. ____ On me (4)
6. ____ __ ___ Before you Go-Go (4,2,2)
7. ____ Jean (6)
8. ____ Under (4)
9. Never Gonna ___ You Up (4)
12. ____ Rain (6)
13. Enjoy The ______ (7)
15. Scottish rock band consisting of Jim Kerr, Charlie Burchill and Derek Forbes to name a few (6,5)
16. Livin' On A _____ (6)
17. Every ____ You Take (5)
21. English New Wave band consisting of George "Boy George" O'Dowd, Roy Hay and Mikey Craig (7,4)
23. English new wave duo featuring Dave Stewart and Annie Lennox (10)
25. ____ ____ Is True (4,4)
26. Don't You _____ About Me (6)
29. American Rock band formed by singer Debbie Harry and Chris Stein (7)
31. Back On The ___ Gang (5)
32. ____ _____ Are Made Of These (5,6)
33. Deceased American singer who passed away in 2009 and had more plastic surgery than Kim Kardashian (7,7)
36. The ____ Of Love (4)
38. ___ Me (4)
39. Listen To Your _____ (5)
41. Girls just wanna have ___ (3)
44. American Rock band formed by the singer of which shares their name (3,3)
46. English pop rock band from Bath consisting of Curt Smith and Roland Orzabal (5,3,5)
47. English band consisting of Martin Fry, Mark White, Steve Singleton and David Palmer (3)
49. Norwegian Band consisting of Morten Harket, Magne Furuholmen and Paul Savoy (3)
51. Need You ______ (7)

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1. Singer of "Ocean eyes"

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2. If you place a pre-match Correct Score, Half Time/Full Time or --------- bet on ANY Soccer match and If the game finishes 0-0 and the bet loses, we will refund your stake.
5. If you place a ------ bet on one of the horse, harness or greyhound races for a fixed win or a tote win and your horse comes second or third we will give you back your stake.
8. If you place a pre-match Multi Bet on ------ and if you win we will increase your winnings by 5 - 70%, included matches from any Grand Slam, ATP, WTA or Challenger Tour event, Davis Cup and Billie Jean King Cup.
9. Place an Each Way First ---------- bet on any Soccer match and If your player scores at any time during the game in 90 minutes play, we will pay you out at 1/3 odds for unlimited places.
10. If you place a pre-match To Win bet in --- and if your team is ahead by 17 points at any stage, we will pay out if your team wins or not.
11. If you place a fixed win on ---------- horse racing bet you will receive the highest rate from either Bet365 or SOP/Official Price on which ever is higher at the time the race jumps.
12. If you place a pre-match bet on the Full Time Result in Soccer and if your ---- goes 2 goals ahead at any time your bet will be settled as a winner even if the other team ends up winning or it ends in a draw.
14. If you place a pre-match Multi Bet on AFL, NRL, Super Rugby AU and Super Rugby Aotearoa and if you win we will increase your winnings by 5 - 65%.

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1. If you place a pre-match Multi Bet on -------- and if you win we will increase your winnings by 5 - 70%
3. If you place a pre-match Multi Bet on a full time or second half market on any ----- match and if your bet has not been settled at the end of normal time, it will remain active during extra time and be settled on the final result.
4. If you place a pre-match single bet on the To Win Match market for Singles matches from any ATP, WTA or Grand Slam event and If the opposing player ------- hurt we will pay out your bet as a winner
5. If you place a pre-match single bet on selected markets for Soccer matches and If the player you have backed is ----------- before the half-time whistle we will return your stake as Bet Credits.
6. This market gives you the option of taking -------- Price on the Full Time Result for selected matches.
7. If you place a pre-match To Win bet in the --- and if your team is ahead by 20 points at any stage, we will pay out if your team wins or not.
11. If you place a pre-match To Win bet in the Men's ---and if your team is ahead by 32 points at any stage, we will pay out if your team wins or not.
13. If you place a pre-match Soccer ----- Bet with 3 or more selections on the standard Full Time Result, Both Teams To Score or Match Result/Both Teams To Score markets for selected competitions.

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4. leather clothes
7. pajamas
8. american artist
9. pie
13. female fox
14. wrote in code
20. little boy
21. opp. elf
22. 8 oct 1871
23. reindeer cousin
25. sea or snow
28. shoes
30. wis state flower
31. christmas cookie
34. fist doll in series, martha washington by...
37. uncle
38. scene shifting apparatus
40. ships rigging
41. pudding
42. signer of the dec. of independence
44. cave in the rock
45. soldier
46. santa's ride
48. 23rd state
49. eloise
52. alaska resident
55. cratchit dinner
57. director
59. 3rd oldest nat. park
60. mom's song
63. type of christmas tree
65. which king brought myrrh
67. another favorite boat
68. toxic plant
69. chapel
73. tudor cottage
75. frozen rain
77. sit on it
78. giffin
79. n. am. for the scandinavian word for clumsy
80. queenie martin
81. river marilyn fell in
84. archie' dog
86. over or under
87. event
88. he's dead
91. poppin'
93. pig
94. green
96. first shade of purple
98. kings nite
99. best car ever
101. czech word meaning pipe, musical instrument
102. freedman
104. christmas eve feast
107. milwaukee bakery
110. miami
111. navigator
113. santa leaves presents in
114. elf
117. "there's no crying in..."
121. salem witch
124. winters darkest days
127. there is no greater unknown then the sea
128. water or snow
132. mistletoe
133. the lady doth protest too much
134. pilgrim hat
138. first us ski resort
139. in time
140. papa played
142. spinning
143. reindeer
145. no place
147. tobacco disposal
149. german word for wreath
151. us ski team
154. robert frost
156. christmas star
157. prof.
158. hangout
159. berry
162. village house
164. ted scott
165. favorite boat
167. female artist
169. nasty beach
172. 1812 ancestor
173. saying
174. 1 jan 1870
176. mt rushmore
179. santa wears
180. indian word for good woman
181. punch
183. jesus zodiac sign
184. j. m. barrie charactor
185. stuffing
186. church

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1. cb's christmas gift from santa
2. the wanderlust has got me ....
3. liquor
5. cuddles
6. oldest running santa parade in us
8. pine tree
10. jolly wasn't
11. mrs claus
12. gemstone is the largest found 7.5 feet wide
15. now
16. toy soldier
17. pet name
18. do you want another one
19. silver and ...
24. milwaukee tavern
26. fess parker's middle name
27. truck
29. famous belle
32. measure of firewood
33. gramma
35. roast
36. church rings
39. viking christmas tradition
43. frost
44. missionary ridge
47. 28 june 1778
50. snow
51. the strong shall live
53. bluerock mine county
54. dance
56. indian
58. the big eraser
61. maritime artist
62. island explored by the french in the 1600's
64. damper
66. swimming aide
70. card game
71. motorcycle
72. mason
74. christmas tree ship
75. candle
76. elsie palmer
82. 1811 quake
83. boy andersonville
85. train
89. Christmas essential
90. game bird
91. bud christmas commercial
92. dutch santa
95. wish
97. ohio is known for
100. sweets
103. oldest penny "cent" in the world
105. cake prize
106. british fort
108. margaret mitchell ancestor settled in what co ga
109. lionel train inventor
112. gloves
115. wood carver
116. christmas judge
118. german compote
119. metorite shower december
120. species of martin
122. signpost stop
123. ornament that is a symbol of mothers love
125. creche animal
126. heroine
129. oldest human bones found in america
130. when winds were hurrying o'er the flood
131. chestnuts
135. brinker
136. look at me
137. brownie
141. gimbels first name
144. hamburger joint
146. dinner
148. j's santa
150. pilgrim ship
151. poet
152. felix makes...
153. revolver
155. supplies santa's coal
159. lost kitten
160. leather
161. reflects light
163. sea song
166. santa beverage
168. ski hill
170. coal miner
171. moving picture
175. british artist b1929
176. norse god
177. 10th day of Christmas
178. young eagle
182. susan

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2. The Charming Man, How Soon Is Now
4. 99 Luft Balloons
9. Paul, Say Say Say
10. __________ Goes To Hollywood, Relax
11. Sweet Child O Mine, Paradise City
13. What's Love Got To Do With It
15. ________ BoysYou Have To Fight For Your Right
17. I Melt With You
18. The Message
20. Tainted Love
24. Africa
28. Another Brick In The Wall
30. Danger Zone, Footloose
31. In The Air Tonight, Sussudio
33. And the News,Heart Of Rock And Roll
36. Hard To Say I'm Sorry
37. Thomas,She Blinded Me With Science
38. Fight The Power, DOn't Believe The Hype
44. Simply Irresistible
45. Rhythm Nation, What Have You Done For Me Lately
47. Straight Outta Compton
50. Boys Dont Cry, Just Like Heaven
51. Crazy Train
53. Kiss, Little Red Corvette, 1999
56. It's The End Of The World, Fall On Me
59. Hells Bells, Back In Black
60. Little Lies, Hold Me
61. Everybody Wants To Rule The World
64. Master Of Puppets
66. Mickey
67. Devil Inside, Need You Tonight
68. Midnight Runners, Come On Eileen
70. Jack & Diane
71. Bob, Shakedown
73. Dancing On The Ceiling, All Night Long
75. In A Big Country
76. Take On Me
77. I Ran So Far Away
78. Tracy, Fast Car
84. Invisible Touch
85. Rock of Ages, Pour Some Sugar On Me
86. Twins, Hold Me Now
87. Who Can It Be Now
89. Little Jeannie,I Guess Thats Why They Call It The Blues
90. Livin On A Prayer
98. Hungry Heart, What About Love
99. Don,All She Wants To Do Is Dance
100. And She Was, Burning Down The House
101. Push It
103. Stevie, Thats What Friends Are For
104. Run To The Hills, The Trooper

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1. Never Let Me Down Again
3. Bobby, Don't Worry Be Happy
5. Walk This Way, Dude Looks Like A Lady
6. Sisters, Neutron Dance
7. Sweet Dreams, here Comes The Rain Again
8. Faithfully, Dont Stop Believing
12. I'll Tumble For Ya
14. Smooth Operator
16. Bryan, Cuts Like A Knife
19. Tom Sawyer, Lime Light
21. Tommy, 867-5309
22. Pressure, Uptown Girl
23. Jump, Best Of Both Worlds
25. Higher Love
26. Parents Just Dont Understand
27. Free Falling, American Girl
29. Legs, Sharped Dressed Man
32. Smokin In The Boys Room, Dr. Feelgood
34. Money For Nothing, Walk Of Life
35. Baby Jane, Downtown Train
39. White Wedding, Mony Mony
40. Cindi, Girls Just Want To Have Fun
41. Luther, Endless Love
42. Express Yourself, Material Girl, Like A Prayer
43. Whip It
46. Eddie, Electric Avenue
48. Out of Touch, Maneater
49. Walk Like An Egyptian
52. David, Under Pressure
54. Touch and Go, Shake It Up
55. Pete, White City, Face The Face
57. Thriller,, Billie Jean, Smooth Criminal
58. Peter, Sledgehammer
62. It's Tricky, Walk This Way
63. You've Got Another Thing Coming
65. Paul, You Can Call Me Al
69. Love Will Find A Way
72. Wake Me Up Before You Go, Careless Whisper
74. Every Breath You Take, Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic
79. Another One Bites The Dust
80. Boys, West End Girls
81. Glory Days, Born In The USA
82. We've Got The Beat
83. Start Me Up
85. Hungry Like The Wolf
88. I Wanna Dane With Somebody, How Will I Know
91. Can't Fight This Feeling
92. Juke Box Hero
93. _______ and the Gang. Celebrate
94. I Want Candy
95. With or Without You, Sunday Bloody Sunday
96. Gary, Cars
97. Pat, Hit Me With Your Best Shot
102. Get Out Of My Car and Into My Dreams

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1. Won't hold you back from a PR
5. [Not my typo]
10. A gem formed in a mollusk
13. Salty start to a speed workout
15. “I’m suing you, I’m suing ___, I’m suing this baby…”
16. Largest living rodent
18. Walker who wrote "The Color Purple"
23. The blood that flows through Greek gods
24. Sushi Bar Order
26. Famous fish market
28. It’s rare, but when it soars by, you know
29. Greek God of love
30. One way to organize books
31. Xenon, for example
32. Leave her to her own, and she’ll be drunk
36. Facebra
38. Nickname for a slippery sweetie
39. Joel Fagliano's favorite music genre
40. What makes blue-light blockers stand out
42. Fickle but delicious
44. Inside: SQFT :: outside: __
46. Curious simian
48. A sweet fruit
50. Flying mammal
52. Great topping for some toast
54. Words exchanged at a wedding
56. A bronze trap's better half
58. Your age
59. Archimedes’ Principle, in equation form
62. Wax-coated cheese
63. Mushrooms bestow this
66. A structure for crossing
67. No scurvy at this stand
69. You make me
73. Chum, ____, King, Silver, Pink
75. Mild curries have more than Mild ones
76. Araucaria araucana evades apes
77. The longest river in Europe
79. "Pretentious? ___?"
80. Olympus, for one
82. An attraction or draw
83. Established in 1870 by mother of outlaw "Billie the Kid"
84. Prefix for many or several
87. Greek letter
88. Runner-up to outside, to a cat
89. A large orange fruit
91. The dirty talk of a woodworker

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1. Favorite coffee shop in Jackson Hole WY
2. Has moves such as home run swing or PK Fire
3. A group of islands
4. Central concept in Buddhism; creator of “Heart-Shaped Box”
6. Name of the tower that holds Big Ben at the Palace of Westminster in London
7. Zeno of Citium, the founder of Stoicism, for one
8. Double the Scott
9. Commonly heard when playing a crossword
11. Spanish-named town where we slept in a mattress in a car
12. A case for arrows
14. Not a good thing to DoorDash
17. We’d own this if we had more money
19. guardians of the bag screening
20. Very good in Italian
21. A bonding activity once practiced in Japan
22. Famous painting by Edvard Munch
25. A shotgun, for one
26. Average human’s is 3-4 inches long
27. Nellie’s best friend
33. Humans can smell this better (per PPM) than sharks can smell blood
34. Not at all subtle
35. Meal of our first date
37. Town from which to access views of the Pink Mountain
41. Could do this crossword faster than you
43. A favorite George pastime
45. We love to hate-watch
47. Under pressure
49. Famous Salzburger
51. County next to Sacramento
53. Shy and devious and delicious and gushing
55. Famous literary detective
57. Smash bros, for example
60. The prize for last-place finish
61. The Temple of ___, in the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World
64. Rapper, or dog, for example
65. Can be found on a pillow
68. A brief or concise statement
70. A religious leader in Islam
71. The process of my sweetie becoming my salty
72. The exposed surface when wood is cut perpendicular to growth rings
73. What Shakespeare famously left to his wife in his will
74. A test that does NOT measure electrical activity in the brain
78. Animal which provides cashmere
81. Oak nut
85. Writer of dystopian fiction
86. Author of the quote, “Love will fly if held too lightly, love will die if held too tightly.”
90. 1700's royal feline

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2. Fay Fouts is an American softball pitcher for the United States women's national softball team
4. Swift is a singer-songwriter known for her heartfelt lyrics and catchy melodies. She is one of the world's best-selling music artists and has won multiple awards.
6. Renice Palmer is a retired American basketball referee in the NBA and WNBA
8. Jean King is famous for her tennis achievements, her advocacy for gender equality, and her work in the LGBT community.
12. Larson is a famous American volleyball player and four-time Olympian. She is known for winning the first Olympic gold medal in women's volleyball for the United States in 2020.
13. Arianne Biles Owens is an American artistic gymnast.
17. Bader Ginsburg (RBG) was a Supreme Court Justice who was famous for her advocacy for gender equality and women's rights.
18. Thomas is famous for being the first African American to win a medal at the Winter Olympics. She was also a two-time U.S. national champion and the 1986 World champion.
20. Thomas is an American football official, currently for the National Football League.
21. Clark is famous for being the NCAA Division I's all-time leading scorer and for popularizing women's college basketball.
22. Frank is famous for keeping a diary of her experiences during World War II while hiding from the Nazis.
23. Williams is famous for being a tennis legend who has won 23 Grand Slam singles titles, the most in the Open Era. She is considered one of the greatest tennis players of all time.
24. Susan Summitt was an American women's college basketball head coach and college basketball player.
26. Sorenstam is a former professional golfer and Hall of Famer who is considered by many to be the greatest female golfer of all time.
27. Joyner-Kersee is a former American track and field athlete who is famous for winning multiple Olympic medals and setting the women's heptathlon world record.
29. Lynn Hammon is a Russian-American professional basketball coach and former player

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1. Murray is a volleyball player for the University of Nebraska Cornhuskers who is known for her athletic achievements and mental health advocacy.
3. Bueckers is a famous basketball player for the University of Connecticut (UConn) women's team. She's known for being the first freshman to win the Associated Press (AP) Player of the Year award.
5. Griffith Joyner, also known as "Flo-Jo", is famous for her world-record setting performances in the 100- and 200-meter sprints. She is considered one of the most decorated female sprinters in American Olympic history.
7. Vonn is a famous American alpine skier who won multiple World Cup titles and Olympic medals.
9. Finch is a retired softball player and Hall of Fame inductee who is famous for her success with Team USA and for inspiring young softball players.
10. Leslie is a former professional basketball player and Hall of Famer who is famous for Being the first player to dunk in the WNBA
11. Lee Walsh Jennings is an American professional beach volleyball player, three-time Olympic gold medalist, and a one-time Olympic bronze medalist
14. Obama was the first African-American woman to serve as first lady.
15. Meir (1898-1978) is best known for being Israel's first female prime minister, and one of the first female world leaders. She was also a founder of the State of Israel.
16. Day O'Connor was an American attorney, politician, and jurist
19. Ledecky is an American swimmer who is known for her Olympic gold medals, world championship titles, and dominance in the 800-meter and 1500-meter freestyle events.
21. Barton is famous for founding the American Red Cross and her humanitarian work during the Civil War.
25. Sue Patrick is an American former professional racing driver and model
28. Rhéaume is famous for being the first woman to play in the NHL. She also played for Team Canada, winning gold medals at the 1992 and 1994 World Championship.

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3. In 1932, several hundred WWI veterans, known as the _____, marched on Washington, demanding their bonuses early. They were forcibly removed, and the country saw pictures of veterans getting tear gassed, adding to the poor reputation of President Hoover.
7. The _____ that hit the midwest already added to farmers and sharecroppers plights.
9. One of the main causes of the Great Depression was mistakes made by the Federal Reserve; they didn't regulate the _____ _____, low interest rate loans that were rampant in the 20s.
12. The construction of the _____ attracted thousands who were desperate for work; and many faced dangerous working conditions (i.e. scaling the rocks and the extremely high temperatures).
16. Terrorist organization that made a come back in the 1920s whose targets included African Americans, Jews, and Catholics.
18. President Hoover encouraged Congress to establish the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to make loans to banks, _____, and agricultural institutions -- but they were overly cautious and failed to meet the need.
20. Countless Americans lost their homes and many formed shantytowns, also known as _____, on unused public lands.
21. Flappers represented female _____ and protest against the status quo and asserted traditional values of what a lady was supposed to do, say, and think.
23. The _____ that people went on after the stock market crash were mostly featless since the banks had either loaned out their customers's savings accounts or speculated in the stock market.
24. Eugenics was used to target women, _____, poor poor people, and immigrants.
26. The _____ transformed more than just transportation -- it also resulted in brand new businesses (i.e. gas stations) and culture (i.e. courtship norms).
27. Cars allowed people to live further from their places of work, to commute, which resulted in the growth of _____.
29. Many believed the charges and verdict against Sacco and Vanzetti were biased since they were Italian immigrants and _____.

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1. Billie Holiday's popular song "Strange Fruit" represented the protest aspect of the Harlem Renaissance as the song was against _____.
2. One of the biggest issues with _____ was that it was so hard to enforce; a spike in organized crime and loss of state revenues also didn't help.
4. The _____ was an African American protest and celebration of culture movement in the 1920s through the arts (music, art, literature, plays, etc.).
5. The Emergency Quota and _____ Acts were legislative answers to the Red Scare and nativism after WWI.
6. Speculating in the stock market became such a popular, hyped up way to make money that even people who couldn't afford to buy stock out right resorted to _____, or paying for part of the stock and borrowing the rest.
8. 1 out of every 4, or _____%, of Americans were unemployed during the Great Depression.
10. The _____ was very publicly televised and nationally followed event that represented the riffs caused by the Fundamentalism Movement.
11. The 1920s saw many households with cars and nifty appliances for more than just the wealthy; the issue was that many of these bells and whistles were purchased on _____.
13. After WWI, there was a resurgence of nativism, especially towards immigrants from eastern and southeastern _____.
14. Buying, selling and trading in the stock market causes massive _____ of stock prices, eventually creating a bubble that would burst and cause the crash in 1929.
15. In 1931, _____ occurred around the country, like the one in Oklahoma City where people shouted about being hungry and homeless, and looted stores.
17. The loss of export sales due to increased _____ particularly hurt farmers who weren't able to sell their surpluses overseas.
19. _____ lost their majority in the House of Representatives and held on to the Senate by 1 vote after the midterm elections of 1930.
22. Pseudo-science based on the premise that undesirable traits and genes could be bred out of the population.
25. President Hoover did increase _____ projects, creating some jobs and relief -- but he was willing to go to far for fear of creating budget deficits.
28. Even before the Great Depression, almost _____ of Americans were already living in poverty.

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2. strong foundation, guiding with a plan, The patriarch of the family, a wise and kind man.
3. the Rockies to the desert, its beauty does span, The state where Clara lives, with its red canyon land.
8. Bowles, now with a new marital perk, Clara's full name has gained an additional quirk.
12. feeling of joy, that makes the heart light, Clara often feels this, making everything bright.
13. card in the deck, with a sharp pointy end, Another young member, on whom Clara does depend.
14. trees wear gold and nights grow cold, This season's embrace, Clara loves to hold.
15. name that's sweet, like a cracker's claim, Another nephew in the family, with this very name.
17. town in the Beehive State, where memories are pleasant, Clara knows this place, its name is quite present.
19. name that's faithful, with a cross and a creed, A bond in the family, with love guaranteed.
20. a child, she spoke of an octopus so whimsical, "These are all my..." she said, confusing tentacle's pinnacle.
22. feline named by King, with a spirit so free, Roaming the outdoors, as wild as can be.
23. a passion for the stage, and roles she's enacting, One of Clara's sisters, who truly loves acting.
24. grace and poise, she teaches ballet's dance, A loving mother, who gives every chance.
26. unwind and relax, from the day's hectic path, Clara finds solace, in a warm, soothing bath.
28. dwelling, a shelter, where memories arise, Clara's dream is to own one, under the vast open skies.
29. name that's musical, with a beat and a thrill, A furry companion, who's never still.
30. name that's vast, with mountains and land, Another furry friend, always close at hand.
31. in essence, in meadows it's seen, Clara's treasured color, vibrant and serene.
33. precision and flair, her designs come alive, Using a device, her creativity thrives.
38. the magical world, where wizards take flight, She's enchanted by tales, of a boy's challenging plight.
39. name that's royal, with a crown and a ring, A young one in the family, to whom joy he does bring.
40. loyal companion, with a bark that's profound, In Clara's memories, this pet is renowned.

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1. the Windy City's renowned medical center, She stood by those hurt, a compassionate mentor.
4. every step and leap, to the music she'd yield, Gracefully dancing, making the stage her field.
5. the lost, with a heart that's sincere, Clara's noble profession, brings solace and cheer.
6. place with open fields, where crops and animals charm, Clara dreams of owning this, a peaceful, rural arm.
7. a love for the pitch, and goals that gleam, Clara enjoys this sport, where teams chase a dream.
9. copper coin, also a niece so dear, Clara holds her close, bringing much cheer.
10. name that's endearing, full of love and care, Echoes of childhood, in the cool evening air.
11. quote from her father, wisdom profound and clear, "Create your own climate," a mantra she holds dear.
16. a reality show, where love's flame might kindle, Clara watches the drama, as relationships intermingle.
18. and trails, where he loves to explore, Biking, climbing, snowboarding, and so much more.
21. by volts, not gas, it goes far, Clara might consider this, a modern kind of car.
25. nephew's name, regal and strong, In Clara's heart, he surely belongs.
27. the heart of Utah, with young souls she'd meet, Guiding them with care, her mission's truly sweet.
28. a heart that's kind, and a love for all creatures, This sibling of Clara's, has animal-loving features.
32. a land where elements shift, and destinies entwine, This waterbender's spirit, with Clara's does align.
34. vehicle robust, for heavy loads it's a star, Clara might see them often, driving near and far.
35. young nephew's name, with a Celtic vibe, In Clara's family tree, he does brightly imbibe.
36. the Golden State, where the sun always gleams, He designs games and visits theme park dreams.
37. fierce feline, also a nephew's name, In Clara's life, he has much fame.

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3. nephew's name, regal and strong, In Clara's heart, he surely belongs.
5. in essence, in meadows it's seen, Clara's treasured color, vibrant and serene.
7. town in the Beehive State, where memories are pleasant, Clara knows this place, its name is quite present.
8. a child, she spoke of an octopus so whimsical, "These are all my..." she said, confusing tentacle's pinnacle.
10. quote from her father, wisdom profound and clear, "Create your own climate," a mantra she holds dear.
12. name that's musical, with a beat and a thrill, A furry companion, who's never still.
16. name that's sweet, like a cracker's claim, Another nephew in the family, with this very name.
19. the magical world, where wizards take flight, She's enchanted by tales, of a boy's challenging plight.
20. a land where elements shift, and destinies entwine, This waterbender's spirit, with Clara's does align.
21. precision and flair, her designs come alive, Using a device, her creativity thrives.
22. copper coin, also a niece so dear, Clara holds her close, bringing much cheer.
23. the Golden State, where the sun always gleams, He designs games and visits theme park dreams.
26. vehicle robust, for heavy loads it's a star, Clara might see them often, driving near and far.
27. name that's faithful, with a cross and a creed, A bond in the family, with love guaranteed.
28. trees wear gold and nights grow cold, This season's embrace, Clara loves to hold.
32. the Rockies to the desert, its beauty does span, The state where Clara lives, with its red canyon land.
33. strong foundation, guiding with a plan, The patriarch of the family, a wise and kind man.
36. the heart of Utah, with young souls she'd meet, Guiding them with care, her mission's truly sweet.
37. by volts, not gas, it goes far, Clara might consider this, a modern kind of car.
38. unwind and relax, from the day's hectic path, Clara finds solace, in a warm, soothing bath.
39. card in the deck, with a sharp pointy end, Another young member, on whom Clara does depend.
40. name that's royal, with a crown and a ring, A young one in the family, to whom joy he does bring.
41. and trails, where he loves to explore, Biking, climbing, snowboarding, and so much more.

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1. name that's endearing, full of love and care, Echoes of childhood, in the cool evening air.
2. dwelling, a shelter, where memories arise, Clara's dream is to own one, under the vast open skies.
4. name that's vast, with mountains and land, Another furry friend, always close at hand.
6. Bowles, now with a new marital perk, Clara's full name has gained an additional quirk.
9. young nephew's name, with a Celtic vibe, In Clara's family tree, he does brightly imbibe.
11. the Windy City's renowned medical center, She stood by those hurt, a compassionate mentor.
13. a passion for the stage, and roles she's enacting, One of Clara's sisters, who truly loves acting.
14. every step and leap, to the music she'd yield, Gracefully dancing, making the stage her field.
15. a heart that's kind, and a love for all creatures, This sibling of Clara's, has animal-loving features.
17. grace and poise, she teaches ballet's dance, A loving mother, who gives every chance.
18. a love for the pitch, and goals that gleam, Clara enjoys this sport, where teams chase a dream.
24. place with open fields, where crops and animals charm, Clara dreams of owning this, a peaceful, rural arm.
25. the lost, with a heart that's sincere, Clara's noble profession, brings solace and cheer.
29. fierce feline, also a nephew's name, In Clara's life, he has much fame.
30. a reality show, where love's flame might kindle, Clara watches the drama, as relationships intermingle.
31. feeling of joy, that makes the heart light, Clara often feels this, making everything bright.
34. feline named by King, with a spirit so free, Roaming the outdoors, as wild as can be.
35. loyal companion, with a bark that's profound, In Clara's memories, this pet is renowned.

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3. Name sounds like he's always calm and collected.
4. Her name suggests she's always in the middle of the best pairings.
6. Her name sounds like she could be a character in a fantasy novel, maybe with a sword.
8. Rhymes with "semi," but she's definitely full-on awesome.
9. Rhymes with "tangy," and she's probably got a bit of zing to her.
10. His name suggests he's always the main character in every OTP.
12. Rhymes with "sailing," and she's probably navigating life like a pro.
19. Her name suggests she's always walking the fine line between awesome and amazing.
21. Name sounds like he's always got everything under control, Jackson-style.
22. Name sounds like she's got a little extra elegance to spare.
25. His name sounds like he's always the best buddy in any story.
28. His name suggests he's always hitting the right notes, especially on drums.
32. Name sounds like it belongs to someone wise beyond her years.
37. Her name suggests she's sweet like watermelon but with a dash of sugar.
42. Rhymes with "candy," and he's probably just as sweet.
43. His last name might sound like he's wasting time, but he's probably not.
44. Name sounds like she's always flowing smoothly between obstacles.
45. Name suggests she's small but mighty, with a diary full of secrets.
46. His name sounds like he's always up for an adventure, Anderson-style.
47. Their name suggests they're the only ones who truly understand the art of words.

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1. Sounds like she could drum up a storm, but with style.
2. Her name suggests she's always going places, and maybe even running them.
5. Her name suggests she's always cosy and on the go.
7. Her name sounds like she's all about that fake love but in the most stylish way.
11. Her name sounds like she's always up for a martini, shaken not stirred.
13. His name sounds as sweet as his favourite fruit.
14. His name sounds like he's always got one foot on the court and the other in a good pair of sneakers.
15. Name sounds like she's always ready to catch a wave.
16. Name suggests she's always keeping it real, with a side of cool.
17. Last name suggests she's as classic as Peter Pan, with a twist.
18. His name might make you think of a musical genius with a flair for the dramatic.
20. Name rhymes with "foreign," but he's probably someone you know well.
23. Last name sounds like he could be a classic British character in a detective novel.
24. Name suggests she's got a heart as big as her homeland.
26. His name suggests he's always winning big, one milli at a time.
27. His name might make you think of a famous bookstore, full of stories.
29. Name sounds like she's one of a kind, and she knows it.
30. Rhymes with "glow," and she probably lights up every room.
31. Name sounds like she's got a little extra flair in everything she does.
33. Her name suggests she's blazing through the sky, leaving a trail of stardust behind her.
34. Name sounds like she's a fiery feline who's always on the move.
35. Their name sounds like they're always hanging out in the middle of something cool.
36. Name sounds like she's always shining bright, like a certain famous Louis.
38. Name sounds like she's a mix of Dutch sprinkles as Chuck Norris.
39. Last name might sound like he's always up to something good.
40. Her name suggests she's all about colourful vibes and a touch of Louis magic.
41. Rhymes with "cat," and she's probably got a robotic love for all things cool.

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6. *Poe wrote this short story which utilizes the unreliable narrator.
8. *This Avant Garde ballet that includes stomping, dissonant music, and irregular movement.
10. This Spanish painter was well known for his dark themes, especially after he started going deaf.
11. *Originally built for the 1889 World’s Fair/Exposition Nationale and was originally meant to only last 20 years.
13. *This Russian ballet was initially poorly received until its revival in 1895. The same ballerina plays the lovely Odette and the evil Odile.
15. Claude Monet was a foundational artist in this type of painting style. His Water Lilies and Sunrise are types of this style.
17. *This runs atop an ancient aqueduct, prominently features Oceanus and two other Tritons.
18. *Picture 1
21. She wrote the poem "Because I Could Not Stop for Death" that was about how Death was a gentleman.
23. This Surrealist painter painted the work The Human Condition.
24. After the 1848 Revolution, Paris began the this process to improve the infrastructure and to reduce the ability of revolutionaries to blockade streets.
26. Mary Shelley's Frankenstein is written in this type of novel.
28. *Louix XIV was this type of ruler, where his rule could not be questioned because it was ordained from God.
29. *Keat's poem which includes the line: Beauty is truth, truth beauty – that is all Ye know on earth, and all ye need to know.
30. Ed Munch's The Scream is one of the foundational and best examples of this style of painting.
31. This term is a major theme in Tennessee Williams play Cat On a Hot Tin Roof.
32. This author wrote a collection of short stories based on Native American realities to preserve and share the culture of the Spokane Indian Reservation by exploring many themes, traditions, and customs.
33. This name, along with Charlamagne and Bonaparte, are inscribed in Napoleon Crossing the Alps.
34. This Realist painter, painted Ivan the Terrible and His Son Ivan highlighting the problems with political violence in Russia.
35. *Artemisia Gentileschi painted this in some ways as a therapeutic response to her sexual assault by a painter and subsequent trial.

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1. *This song made famous by Billie Holiday describes horrific acts of lynching in a metaphorical way.
2. A type of art that is created from combining different pieces of another medium, often printed (newspapers, magazines, photos, etc.) to create a new image. Hannah Hoch is famous for it.
3. The Taj Mahal is this type of architectural site.
4. This was sculpted by Adam as his reception piece for the Royal Academy in France.
5. *Short story that warns against greed and disrupting fate, using an Indian artifact.
7. *This two-part stage play by Tony Kushner deals with the AIDS epidemic, homophobia, and the gay rights movement
9. Van Gogh regularly used this type of brushwork where the paint lays thick on the canvas.
12. According to Marx, this is the name for the lowest class of workers who support the rulers, the clergy, and the bourgeoisie without reaping any of the benefits.
14. *Short story that has a geographic element as its major theme, as well as deals with homophobia.
16. Wrote "I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream" about a supercomputer who destroys humanity.
19. *Arthur Miller wrote this play about the failure of the American Dream by many middle class men in the 1950s.
20. This painter painted the Neoclassical The Abduction of the Sabine Women which was a myth of Rome’s founding that looked at women as property.
22. *This aria is from one of the first opera's in English that focuses on the story of the main character of Virgil’s epic and his love interest.
25. Tolstoy and Dosteoyeksky, known as this, were authors who focused on Russia and Russian themes, instead of French and other Western ideas.
27. *This new type of art was made famous by Toulouse-Lautrec, especially his piece for the Moulin Rouge.

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6. Formerly Bowles, now with a new marital perk, Clara's full name has gained an additional quirk.
8. A quote from her father, wisdom profound and clear, "Create your own climate," a mantra she holds dear.
12. A vehicle robust, for heavy loads it's a star, Clara might see them often, driving near and far.
14. A fierce feline, also a nephew's name, In Clara's life, he has much fame.
16. Mountains and trails, where he loves to explore, Biking, climbing, snowboarding, and so much more.
18. In the Golden State, where the sun always gleams, He designs games and visits theme park dreams.
19. A copper coin, also a niece so dear, Clara holds her close, bringing much cheer.
21. It's a site you know well made by someone so swell. This is also the final clue. If you figure it out, you will know what to do.
23. A card in the deck, with a sharp pointy end, Another young member, on whom Clara does depend.
26. A strong foundation, guiding with a plan, The patriarch of the family, a wise and kind man.
29. A feeling of joy, that makes the heart light, Clara often feels this, making everything bright.
30. A name that's sweet, like a cracker's claim, Another nephew in the family, with this very name.
31. With grace and poise, she teaches ballet's dance, A loving mother, who gives every chance.
34. Guiding the lost, with a heart that's sincere, Clara's noble profession, brings solace and cheer.
36. Emerald in essence, in meadows it's seen, Clara's treasured color, vibrant and serene.
37. A name that's endearing, full of love and care, Echoes of childhood, in the cool evening air.
38. Another nephew's name, regal and strong, In Clara's heart, he surely belongs.
39. A town in the Beehive State, where memories are pleasant, Clara knows this place, its name is quite present.

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1. From the magical world, where wizards take flight, She's enchanted by tales, of a boy's challenging plight.
2. A dwelling, a shelter, where memories arise, Clara's dream is to own one, under the vast open skies.
3. A name that's musical, with a beat and a thrill, A furry companion, who's never still.
4. When trees wear gold and nights grow cold, This season's embrace, Clara loves to hold.
5. A young nephew's name, with a Celtic vibe, In Clara's family tree, he does brightly imbibe.
7. A name that's faithful, with a cross and a creed, A bond in the family, with love guaranteed.
9. With a passion for the stage, and roles she's enacting, One of Clara's sisters, who truly loves acting.
10. Powered by volts, not gas, it goes far, Clara might consider this, a modern kind of car.
11. In the Windy City's renowned medical center, She stood by those hurt, a compassionate mentor.
12. As a child, she spoke of an octopus so whimsical, "These are all my..." she said, confusing tentacle's pinnacle.
13. With precision and flair, her designs come alive, Using a device, her creativity thrives.
15. From the Rockies to the desert, its beauty does span, The state where Clara lives, with its red canyon land.
17. In the heart of Utah, with young souls she'd meet, Guiding them with care, her mission's truly sweet.
20. With a love for the pitch, and goals that gleam, Clara enjoys this sport, where teams chase a dream.
22. On a reality show, where love's flame might kindle, Clara watches the drama, as relationships intermingle.
24. A name that's royal, with a crown and a ring, A young one in the family, to whom joy he does bring.
25. A feline named by King, with a spirit so free, Roaming the outdoors, as wild as can be.
26. To unwind and relax, from the day's hectic path, Clara finds solace, in a warm, soothing bath.
27. In a land where elements shift, and destinies entwine, This waterbender's spirit, with Clara's does align.
28. With every step and leap, to the music she'd yield, Gracefully dancing, making the stage her field.
29. With a heart that's kind, and a love for all creatures, This sibling of Clara's, has animal-loving features.
32. A name that's vast, with mountains and land, Another furry friend, always close at hand.
33. A place with open fields, where crops and animals charm, Clara dreams of owning this, a peaceful, rural arm.
35. A loyal companion, with a bark that's profound, In Clara's memories, this pet is renowned.

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4. these instruments are strummed to be played
10. to be asked to play again after a performance
11. prison sung about
13. raising a note by a semi-tone
15. Mozart wrote his first symphony music at this age
18. a scale that corresponds to all of the white notes on a keyboard
19. Kristofferson's famous song went #1 for her
20. the most famous Gibson guitar
21. chamber orchestras typically have no more than this number of musicians
22. Carly had a hit with "You're so ___"
28. they brought the bagpipes to the British Isles
30. a "set piece" song in an opera
31. Mozart wrote his first opera at this age
32. first name of singer/songwriter who grew up dirt-poor in the TN mountains
33. Gershwin's major classical work was "Rhapsody in ___"
34. bass note or chord played continuously
35. Belafonte recorded "The Banana ___ Song"
38. known as Sweet Baby James
42. born to poor cotton farmers in Arkansas, he became a huge singing star
43. popular singing group from Sweden
44. top female folk music singer
46. Detroit record label
48. amateur singers taking turns at a microphone
49. "Sound of Silence" songwriter
51. a short, simple song
53. the epitome stage for country performers
56. American "roots" music influenced by Appalachia
57. Pete Seeger founded this quartet
58. this Michael Jackson album sold the most of all time
62. highest award for musical theatre in the U.S.
64. adagio is to play music this way
65. played for a gliding dance in 16th c Europe
66. "Mr. Guitar"
68. a group of pitches and rhythms that make up a tune
69. the speed at which music is played
70. their "Mr. Tambourine Man" went to #1
73. a short verse used in advertising
75. Gershwin's first hit song
76. what kind of tree did Trini Lopez sing about
80. "Memory" is the most popular song from this play
81. WWI's popular patriotic song "Over ___"
83. a mass/song for the dead
85. actress who played Holiday in movie
86. Gershwin's "Porgy and ___" caused a sensation on Broadway
87. Kristofferson won this scholarship
88. ___ Mitchell is known for her poetic songwriting

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1. symphonic orchestras typically have more than this number of musicians
2. a repetition of a phrase or verse
3. blackface singer and performer
5. she recorded "It's My Party"
6. a jaunty rhythm
7. person who directs a choir or orchestra
8. the tail end of a piece of music
9. the sounding of two or more notes at the same time
12. a repeated chord progression
14. Jimmy Dean sang about "___ ___ John"
16. "Father of the Orchestra"
17. brother trio from Australia
22. Stradivarius ___ are the most expensive instruments in the world
23. born in Abbott, TX he's the sound of TX country music
24. known for his crooked smile and odd country-style lyrics
25. ___ Robeson was known for his very low bass voice
26. a piano's frame is made of this
27. Peter and Paul sang with her
29. best movie music score of all time
33. "Lady Sings the Blues" was about ___ Holiday
36. highest award by the U.S. recording industry
37. these instruments are struck to be played
39. Woody Guthrie's son
40. "___ City Music Hall" is one of Manhattan's top music venues
41. "Five Feet High and Rising" described this
45. musicians improvising
47. Kristofferson's famous song about "Bobbie ___"
50. George Gershwin's brother
52. "Nearer my God to Thee" was the last song played while this ship sank
54. played for traditional Scottish dancing
55. these boys were known for their California surf sound
59. two repeated notes throbbed in this movie's theme
60. the first musical instrument carried into space
61. catchy tune that stays in your mind
62. The Four ___ recorded in Detroit in the '60's
63. traditional Hebrew music
67. the most common "top wood" for making acoustic guitars
71. the second musical instrument carried into space
72. Pete Seeger wished he had this in his top hit
74. lowering a note by a semi-tone
77. he wrote the U.S. National Anthem
78. with crescendo, you gradually play this way
79. close-harmony brother duo in the '50-'60's
80. his "White Christmas" is the top selling single record of all time
82. this group recorded "Light My Fire"
84. 1970's music with a mirrored ball hanging from the ceiling

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3. a love for the pitch, and goals that gleam, Clara enjoys this sport, where teams chase a dream.
5. the Rockies to the desert, its beauty does span, The state where Clara lives, with its red canyon land.
7. trees wear gold and nights grow cold, This season's embrace, Clara loves to hold.
14. the magical world, where wizards take flight, She's enchanted by tales, of a boy's challenging plight.
16. town in the Beehive State, where memories are pleasant, Clara knows this place, its name is quite present.
20. quote from her father, wisdom profound and clear, "Create your own climate," a mantra she holds dear.
21. a child, she spoke of an octopus so whimsical, "These are all my..." she said, confusing tentacle's pinnacle.
23. feeling of joy, that makes the heart light, Clara often feels this, making everything bright.
24. a passion for the stage, and roles she's enacting, One of Clara's sisters, who truly loves acting.
25. a land where elements shift, and destinies entwine, This waterbender's spirit, with Clara's does align.
26. the Golden State, where the sun always gleams, He designs games and visits theme park dreams.
28. every step and leap, to the music she'd yield, Gracefully dancing, making the stage her field.
29. precision and flair, her designs come alive, Using a device, her creativity thrives.
31. the lost, with a heart that's sincere, Clara's noble profession, brings solace and cheer.
32. place with open fields, where crops and animals charm, Clara dreams of owning this, a peaceful, rural arm.
33. in essence, in meadows it's seen, Clara's treasured color, vibrant and serene.
37. by volts, not gas, it goes far, Clara might consider this, a modern kind of car.
38. name that's faithful, with a cross and a creed, A bond in the family, with love guaranteed.
39. and trails, where he loves to explore, Biking, climbing, snowboarding, and so much more.
40. name that's royal, with a crown and a ring, A young one in the family, to whom joy he does bring.
41. loyal companion, with a bark that's profound, In Clara's memories, this pet is renowned.

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1. This is the final clue. If you figure it out, you will know what to do.
2. young nephew's name, with a Celtic vibe, In Clara's family tree, he does brightly imbibe.
4. the heart of Utah, with young souls she'd meet, Guiding them with care, her mission's truly sweet.
6. strong foundation, guiding with a plan, The patriarch of the family, a wise and kind man.
8. vehicle robust, for heavy loads it's a star, Clara might see them often, driving near and far.
9. a reality show, where love's flame might kindle, Clara watches the drama, as relationships intermingle.
10. Bowles, now with a new marital perk, Clara's full name has gained an additional quirk.
11. name that's sweet, like a cracker's claim, Another nephew in the family, with this very name.
12. a heart that's kind, and a love for all creatures, This sibling of Clara's, has animal-loving features.
13. name that's musical, with a beat and a thrill, A furry companion, who's never still.
15. name that's vast, with mountains and land, Another furry friend, always close at hand.
17. feline named by King, with a spirit so free, Roaming the outdoors, as wild as can be.
18. the Windy City's renowned medical center, She stood by those hurt, a compassionate mentor.
19. nephew's name, regal and strong, In Clara's heart, he surely belongs.
22. grace and poise, she teaches ballet's dance, A loving mother, who gives every chance.
27. fierce feline, also a nephew's name, In Clara's life, he has much fame.
29. name that's endearing, full of love and care, Echoes of childhood, in the cool evening air.
30. dwelling, a shelter, where memories arise, Clara's dream is to own one, under the vast open skies.
34. card in the deck, with a sharp pointy end, Another young member, on whom Clara does depend.
35. unwind and relax, from the day's hectic path, Clara finds solace, in a warm, soothing bath.
36. copper coin, also a niece so dear, Clara holds her close, bringing much cheer.

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3. In the Golden State, where the sun always gleams, He designs games and visits theme park dreams.
5. A name that's musical, with a beat and a thrill, A furry companion, who's never still.
6. A vehicle robust, for heavy loads it's a star, Clara might see them often, driving near and far.
8. Formerly Bowles, now with a new marital perk, Clara's full name has gained an additional quirk.
13. When trees wear gold and nights grow cold, This season's embrace, Clara loves to hold.
17. A name that's endearing, full of love and care, Echoes of childhood, in the cool evening air.
18. A town in the Beehive State, where memories are pleasant, Clara knows this place, its name is quite present.
20. A young nephew's name, with a Celtic vibe, In Clara's family tree, he does brightly imbibe.
23. On a reality show, where love's flame might kindle, Clara watches the drama, as relationships intermingle.
25. Emerald in essence, in meadows it's seen, Clara's treasured color, vibrant and serene.
27. With grace and poise, she teaches ballet's dance, A loving mother, who gives every chance.
29. A card in the deck, with a sharp pointy end, Another young member, on whom Clara does depend.
31. A name that's vast, with mountains and land, Another furry friend, always close at hand.
32. It's a site you know well made by someone so swell. This is also the final clue. Go to this website and then solve this riddle: "I purr without a sound, on a webpage I'm found. A creature of the screen, with eyes that gleam. Click on me, what could I be?"
34. In the Windy City's renowned medical center, She stood by those hurt, a compassionate mentor.
36. With a passion for the stage, and roles she's enacting, One of Clara's sisters, who truly loves acting.
37. A copper coin, also a niece so dear, Clara holds her close, bringing much cheer.
38. Another nephew's name, regal and strong, In Clara's heart, he surely belongs.
41. With precision and flair, her designs come alive, Using a device, her creativity thrives.
42. A name that's faithful, with a cross and a creed, A bond in the family, with love guaranteed.

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1. From the Rockies to the desert, its beauty does span, The state where Clara lives, with its red canyon land.
2. As a child, she spoke of an octopus so whimsical, "These are all my..." she said, confusing tentacle's pinnacle.
4. Guiding the lost, with a heart that's sincere, Clara's noble profession, brings solace and cheer.
7. In a land where elements shift, and destinies entwine, This waterbender's spirit, with Clara's does align.
9. A loyal companion, with a bark that's profound, In Clara's memories, this pet is renowned.
10. Powered by volts, not gas, it goes far, Clara might consider this, a modern kind of car.
11. From the magical world, where wizards take flight, She's enchanted by tales, of a boy's challenging plight.
12. A fierce feline, also a nephew's name, In Clara's life, he has much fame.
14. With every step and leap, to the music she'd yield, Gracefully dancing, making the stage her field.
15. A dwelling, a shelter, where memories arise, Clara's dream is to own one, under the vast open skies.
16. Mountains and trails, where he loves to explore, Biking, climbing, snowboarding, and so much more.
19. To unwind and relax, from the day's hectic path, Clara finds solace, in a warm, soothing bath.
21. A quote from her father, wisdom profound and clear, "Create your own climate," a mantra she holds dear.
22. A strong foundation, guiding with a plan, The patriarch of the family, a wise and kind man.
24. With a heart that's kind, and a love for all creatures, This sibling of Clara's, has animal-loving features.
26. In the heart of Utah, with young souls she'd meet, Guiding them with care, her mission's truly sweet.
28. A feeling of joy, that makes the heart light, Clara often feels this, making everything bright.
30. A name that's royal, with a crown and a ring, A young one in the family, to whom joy he does bring.
33. A place with open fields, where crops and animals charm, Clara dreams of owning this, a peaceful, rural arm.
35. A name that's sweet, like a cracker's claim, Another nephew in the family, with this very name.
39. A feline named by King, with a spirit so free, Roaming the outdoors, as wild as can be.
40. With a love for the pitch, and goals that gleam, Clara enjoys this sport, where teams chase a dream.

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3. In the Golden State, where the sun always gleams, He designs games and visits theme park dreams.
5. A name that's musical, with a beat and a thrill, A furry companion, who's never still.
6. A vehicle robust, for heavy loads it's a star, Clara might see them often, driving near and far.
8. Formerly Bowles, now with a new marital perk, Clara's full name has gained an additional quirk.
13. When trees wear gold and nights grow cold, This season's embrace, Clara loves to hold.
17. A name that's endearing, full of love and care, Echoes of childhood, in the cool evening air.
18. A town in the Beehive State, where memories are pleasant, Clara knows this place, its name is quite present.
20. A young nephew's name, with a Celtic vibe, In Clara's family tree, he does brightly imbibe.
23. On a reality show, where love's flame might kindle, Clara watches the drama, as relationships intermingle.
25. Emerald in essence, in meadows it's seen, Clara's treasured color, vibrant and serene. (The last letter of this word is Letter 4 of the solution anagram)
27. With grace and poise, she teaches ballet's dance, A loving mother, who gives every chance.
29. A card in the deck, with a sharp pointy end, Another young member, on whom Clara does depend.
31. A name that's vast, with mountains and land, Another furry friend, always close at hand.
32. It's a site you know well made by someone so swell. This is also the final clue. Go to this website and then solve this riddle: "I purr without a sound, on a webpage I'm found. A creature of the screen, with eyes that gleam. Click on me, what could I be?"
34. In the Windy City's renowned medical center, She stood by those hurt, a compassionate mentor.
36. With a passion for the stage, and roles she's enacting, One of Clara's sisters, who truly loves acting.
37. A copper coin, also a niece so dear, Clara holds her close, bringing much cheer.
38. Another nephew's name, regal and strong, In Clara's heart, he surely belongs.
41. With precision and flair, her designs come alive, Using a device, her creativity thrives.
42. A name that's faithful, with a cross and a creed, A bond in the family, with love guaranteed.

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1. From the Rockies to the desert, its beauty does span, The state where Clara lives, with its red canyon land.
2. As a child, she spoke of an octopus so whimsical, "These are all my..." she said, confusing tentacle's pinnacle.
4. Guiding the lost, with a heart that's sincere, Clara's noble profession, brings solace and cheer. (The fourth letter of this word is Letter 8 of the solution anagram)
7. In a land where elements shift, and destinies entwine, This waterbender's spirit, with Clara's does align.
9. A loyal companion, with a bark that's profound, In Clara's memories, this pet is renowned. (The first letter of this word is Letter 10 of the solution anagram)
10. Powered by volts, not gas, it goes far, Clara might consider this, a modern kind of car.
11. From the magical world, where wizards take flight, She's enchanted by tales, of a boy's challenging plight.
12. A fierce feline, also a nephew's name, In Clara's life, he has much fame.
14. With every step and leap, to the music she'd yield, Gracefully dancing, making the stage her field.
15. A dwelling, a shelter, where memories arise, Clara's dream is to own one, under the vast open skies.
16. Mountains and trails, where he loves to explore, Biking, climbing, snowboarding, and so much more. (The last letter of this word is Letter 3 of the solution anagram)
19. To unwind and relax, from the day's hectic path, Clara finds solace, in a warm, soothing bath.
21. A quote from her father, wisdom profound and clear, "Create your own climate," a mantra she holds dear.
22. A strong foundation, guiding with a plan, The patriarch of the family, a wise and kind man.
24. With a heart that's kind, and a love for all creatures, This sibling of Clara's, has animal-loving features.
26. In the heart of Utah, with young souls she'd meet, Guiding them with care, her mission's truly sweet.
28. A feeling of joy, that makes the heart light, Clara often feels this, making everything bright.
30. A name that's royal, with a crown and a ring, A young one in the family, to whom joy he does bring.
33. A place with open fields, where crops and animals charm, Clara dreams of owning this, a peaceful, rural arm.
35. A name that's sweet, like a cracker's claim, Another nephew in the family, with this very name.
39. A feline named by King, with a spirit so free, Roaming the outdoors, as wild as can be.
40. With a love for the pitch, and goals that gleam, Clara enjoys this sport, where teams chase a dream.

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4. A name that's endearing, full of love and care, Echoes of childhood, in the cool evening air.
10. With precision and flair, her designs come alive, Using a device, her creativity thrives.
11. A dwelling, a shelter, where memories arise, Clara's dream is to own one, under the vast open skies.
15. It's a site you know well made by someone so swell. This is also the final clue. Go to this website and then solve this riddle: "I purr without a sound, on a webpage I'm found. A creature of the screen, with eyes that gleam. Click on me, what could I be?"
18. With grace and poise, she teaches ballet's dance, A loving mother, who gives every chance.
21. With a passion for the stage, and roles she's enacting, One of Clara's sisters, who truly loves acting.
22. A name that's vast, with mountains and land, Another furry friend, always close at hand.
23. With every step and leap, to the music she'd yield, Gracefully dancing, making the stage her field.
25. A feline named by King, with a spirit so free, Roaming the outdoors, as wild as can be.
26. A place with open fields, where crops and animals charm, Clara dreams of owning this, a peaceful, rural arm.
27. To unwind and relax, from the day's hectic path, Clara finds solace, in a warm, soothing bath.
30. On a reality show, where love's flame might kindle, Clara watches the drama, as relationships intermingle.
31. Powered by volts, not gas, it goes far, Clara might consider this, a modern kind of car.
33. A card in the deck, with a sharp pointy end, Another young member, on whom Clara does depend.
34. A name that's royal, with a crown and a ring, A young one in the family, to whom joy he does bring.
36. In the Windy City's renowned medical center, She stood by those hurt, a compassionate mentor.
39. A loyal companion, with a bark that's profound, In Clara's memories, this pet is renowned. (The first letter of this word is Letter 10 of the solution anagram)
40. A strong foundation, guiding with a plan, The patriarch of the family, a wise and kind man.

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1. With a heart that's kind, and a love for all creatures, This sibling of Clara's, has animal-loving features.
2. A young nephew's name, with a Celtic vibe, In Clara's family tree, he does brightly imbibe.
3. From the magical world, where wizards take flight, She's enchanted by tales, of a boy's challenging plight.
5. A town in the Beehive State, where memories are pleasant, Clara knows this place, its name is quite present.
6. A quote from her father, wisdom profound and clear, "Create your own climate," a mantra she holds dear.
7. In the Golden State, where the sun always gleams, He designs games and visits theme park dreams.
8. With a love for the pitch, and goals that gleam, Clara enjoys this sport, where teams chase a dream.
9. A name that's sweet, like a cracker's claim, Another nephew in the family, with this very name.
12. Guiding the lost, with a heart that's sincere, Clara's noble profession, brings solace and cheer. (The fourth letter of this word is Letter 8 of the solution anagram)
13. A name that's musical, with a beat and a thrill, A furry companion, who's never still.
14. A fierce feline, also a nephew's name, In Clara's life, he has much fame.
16. Formerly Bowles, now with a new marital perk, Clara's full name has gained an additional quirk.
17. From the Rockies to the desert, its beauty does span, The state where Clara lives, with its red canyon land.
19. In a land where elements shift, and destinies entwine, This waterbender's spirit, with Clara's does align.
20. A vehicle robust, for heavy loads it's a star, Clara might see them often, driving near and far.
24. As a child, she spoke of an octopus so whimsical, "These are all my..." she said, confusing tentacle's pinnacle.
25. In the heart of Utah, with young souls she'd meet, Guiding them with care, her mission's truly sweet.
28. A name that's faithful, with a cross and a creed, A bond in the family, with love guaranteed.
29. A copper coin, also a niece so dear, Clara holds her close, bringing much cheer.
32. When trees wear gold and nights grow cold, This season's embrace, Clara loves to hold.
35. Mountains and trails, where he loves to explore, Biking, climbing, snowboarding, and so much more. (The last letter of this word is Letter 3 of the solution anagram)
36. A feeling of joy, that makes the heart light, Clara often feels this, making everything bright.
37. Emerald in essence, in meadows it's seen, Clara's treasured color, vibrant and serene. (The last letter of this word is Letter 4 of the solution anagram)
38. Another nephew's name, regal and strong, In Clara's heart, he surely belongs.

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9. 1959 improvisational classic widely considered the best selling jazz record ever — a cool album with a moody name.
10. 1777 engagement whose twin battles persuaded France (and later Spain and Holland) to join the American Revolution. America’s French Kiss of sorts.
11. Intermediate extrusive rock listed alongside rhyolite, basalt and obsidian as a common volcanic stone — the middle child of volcanic families.
13. Nationalized by Nasser in 1956, triggering an international crisis.
14. Stacked barrel arrangement beloved by clay shooters with 24-to-32-inch barrels and open chokes.
15. Goddess of wisdom, war and crafts who sprang fully armed from Zeus’s head and often appears with an owl and aegis.
17. 2023 film that became the highest grossing movie of the year, earning about $1.44 billion worldwide and setting a record for female directors.
18. California city where the UN Charter was finalized by representatives of 50 nations.
19. Reed worker who might spend half a gig counting rests and the other half taking them.
22. UN body created by the Charter with five privileged seats and ten rotating ones added in 1963 — a chamber of five perennials and ten musical chairs.
23. Small group originally including Lenin, Trotsky and Stalin that became the Soviet Union’s supreme policy making body until being superseded by a larger Presidium in 1952.
27. Flavor creating browning process triggered when proteins and sugars meet high heat — and no ducks are harmed.
29. Founding document drafted by delegates from 50 nations in San Francisco in 1945 — the paperwork that birthed the U.N.
32. Landlocked “red hero” capital that holds the record for coldest national seat of government.
33. 2019 Cannes Palme d’Or champ that treats “class divide” as a home-invasion genre. No exterminator needed.
35. Saintly sounding rift that runs roughly eight hundred miles and even lent its name to a movie.
41. Album that made Beyoncé the first Black woman this century to win ‘yeehaw’ album of the year. Nothing to do with bovines, kids or presidents.
45. French novelist who penned Les Misérables and openly supported abolitionist John Brown — Victor of French letters who admired Brown.
46. Only NFL team to retire a jersey number for “The 12”
48. Legendary pharaoh credited with unifying Upper and Lower Egypt around 3150 BCE and founding Memphis — not the one in Tennessee.
49. 2005 mass protests in Beirut after Hariri’s assassination that helped bring about a Syrian troop withdrawal. Think “local turning tree.”
53. French novel whose 1862 translation was read by Union soldiers and censored by Confederate publishers.
54. Monk credited with inventing the Armenian alphabet in 406 A.D.
55. City that hosted the Summer Olympics in 1964 and again in 2021

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1. Union general who delivered General Order No. 3 in Galveston, proclaiming that all slaves were free; his announcement birthed a holiday.
2. Shula’s Opus…the only one ever accomplished in the NFL.
3. The ‘Autumn Wind’ is a pirate.
4. Fantasy movie filmed in Kiwi-land that completed a clean sweep of its 11 nominations.
5. 5,642 meter Caucasus peak that surpasses Mont Blanc as Europe’s highest mountain.
6. 1648 peace whose legacy is every IR syllabus’s favorite “state sovereignty” origin story
7. Historic village built around an 1826 axe company that turned rural Canton, Connecticut, into an early mass production hub.
8. Katharine Lee Bates patriotic hymn, often invoked as a would-be national anthem alternative
12. Parliament in Jerusalem, where coalition math is a full-time job.
13. Portmanteau for the billions in consumer spending sparked by Taylor Swift’s Eras tour — GDP bump when a pop star hits town.
16. Anonymous 1776 Philly “paperback” that talked colonists out of staying loyal to a crown
20. Abolitionist championed by Victor Hugo and referenced in the censored sections of his novel — Harper’s Ferry raider eulogized in song.
21. River whose 500 channel delta is Europe’s largest and empties into the world’s largest inland sea.
24. Psychologist whose obedience experiments showed that about two thirds of participants would deliver maximum shocks. Just push the button if you’re told, baby.
25. The Fab Four’s AI finished track that snagged a Grammy decades later.
26. Lava’s underground alter ego.
28. State of mental discomfort described by Festinger when actions don’t align with beliefs — that uneasy feeling when deeds betray convictions.
30. Back of the envelope finance guideline: divide this multiple of six and nine by a percentage rate to estimate doubling time.
31. 1215 document whose clause 39 protects free men from imprisonment without due process.
34. High altitude Andean seat of “peace” that isn’t Bolivia’s constitutional capital.
36. Post 1979 Iranian title held by only two men that sits above the president — not to be confused with a pizza order.
37. Prophecy fearing patriarch of the Greek pantheon who infamously took “eat your kids” literally.
38. Hip hop diss track that became only the second single ever to win both song and record of the year.
39. Overhead set gear that dips in for dialogue and (ideally) stays out of frame
40. “Lady Soul” who became the first woman inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
42. Habit of calling supporting evidence “data” and everything else “fake news”
43. Head of lighting on a film set (not the one at the golf course)
44. Holiday marking the day Union troops freed enslaved African Americans in Texas, two and a half years after Lincoln’s proclamation. Doesn’t stop it from sounding stupid.
47. Surname of a whisper pop phenom whose middle name is Pirate and whose songs about bad guys and birds swept major awards.
50. Virginia village whose name became shorthand for “it’s over” in 1865
51. Iroquoian-born field game whose stick’s name is French for a bishop’s staff. Early “fields” could be miles long.
52. 1880 novel subtitled “A Tale of the Christ” (later a 1959 11 Oscar epic) whose hero drives a quadriga with equine names borrowed from stars like Altair, Aldebaran, Antares and Rigel.

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9. 1959 improvisational classic widely considered the best selling jazz record ever — a cool album with a moody name.
10. 1777 engagement whose twin battles persuaded France (and later Spain and Holland) to join the American Revolution. America’s French Kiss of sorts.
11. Intermediate extrusive rock listed alongside rhyolite, basalt and obsidian as a common volcanic stone — the middle child of volcanic families.
13. Nationalized by Nasser in 1956, triggering an international crisis.
14. Stacked barrel arrangement beloved by clay shooters with 24-to-32-inch barrels and open chokes.
15. Goddess of wisdom, war and crafts who sprang fully armed from Zeus’s head and often appears with an owl and aegis.
17. 2023 film that became the highest grossing movie of the year, earning about $1.44 billion worldwide and setting a record for female directors.
18. California city where the UN Charter was finalized by representatives of 50 nations.
19. Reed worker who might spend half a gig counting rests and the other half taking them.
22. UN body created by the Charter with five privileged seats and ten rotating ones added in 1963 — a chamber of five perennials and ten musical chairs.
23. Small group originally including Lenin, Trotsky and Stalin that became the Soviet Union’s supreme policy making body until being superseded by a larger Presidium in 1952.
27. Flavor creating browning process triggered when proteins and sugars meet high heat — and no ducks are harmed.
29. Founding document drafted by delegates from 50 nations in San Francisco in 1945 — the paperwork that birthed the U.N.
32. Landlocked “red hero” capital that holds the record for coldest national seat of government.
33. 2019 Cannes Palme d’Or champ that treats “class divide” as a home-invasion genre. No exterminator needed.
35. Saintly sounding rift that runs roughly eight hundred miles and even lent its name to a movie.
41. Album that made Beyoncé the first Black woman this century to win ‘yeehaw’ album of the year. Nothing to do with bovines, kids or presidents.
45. French novelist who penned Les Misérables and openly supported abolitionist John Brown — Victor of French letters who admired Brown.
46. Only NFL team to retire a jersey number for “The 12.”
48. Legendary pharaoh credited with unifying Upper and Lower Egypt around 3150 BCE and founding Memphis —not the one in Tennessee.
49. 2005 mass protests in Beirut after Hariri’s assassination that helped bring about a Syrian troop withdrawal. Think “local turning tree.”
53. French novel whose 1862 translation was read by Union soldiers and censored by Confederate publishers.
54. Monk credited with inventing the Armenian alphabet in 406 A.D.
55. City that hosted the Summer Olympics in 1964 and again in 2021

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1. Union general who delivered General Order No. 3 in Galveston, proclaiming that all slaves were free; his announcement birthed a holiday.
2. Shula’s Opus…the only one ever accomplished in the NFL.
3. The ‘Autumn Wind’ is a pirate.
4. Fantasy movie filmed in Kiwi-land that completed a clean sweep of its 11 nominations.
5. 5,642 meter Caucasus peak that surpasses Mont Blanc as Europe’s highest mountain.
6. 1648 peace whose legacy is every IR syllabus’s favorite “state sovereignty” origin story.
7. Historic village built around an 1826 axe company that turned rural Canton, Connecticut, into an early mass production hub.
8. Katharine Lee Bates patriotic hymn, often invoked as a would-be national anthem alternative.
12. Parliament in Jerusalem, where coalition math is a full-time job.
13. Portmanteau for the billions in consumer spending sparked by Taylor Swift’s Eras tour — GDP bump when a pop star hits town.
16. Anonymous 1776 Philly “paperback” that talked colonists out of staying loyal to a crown
20. Abolitionist championed by Victor Hugo and referenced in the censored sections of his novel — Harper’s Ferry raider eulogized in song.
21. River whose 500 channel delta is Europe’s largest and empties into the world’s largest inland sea.
24. Psychologist whose obedience experiments showed that about two thirds of participants would deliver maximum shocks. Just push the button if you’re told, baby.
25. The Fab Four’s AI finished track that snagged a Grammy decades later.
26. Lava’s underground alter ego.
28. State of mental discomfort described by Festinger when actions don’t align with beliefs — that uneasy feeling when deeds betray convictions.
30. Back of the envelope finance guideline: divide this multiple of six and nine by a percentage rate to estimate doubling time.
31. 1215 document whose clause 39 protects free men from imprisonment without due process.
34. High altitude Andean seat of “peace” that isn’t Bolivia’s constitutional capital.
36. Post 1979 Iranian title held by only two men that sits above the president — not to be confused with a pizza order.
37. Prophecy fearing patriarch of the Greek pantheon who infamously took “eat your kids” literally.
38. Hip hop diss track that became only the second single ever to win both song and record of the year.
39. Overhead set gear that dips in for dialogue and (ideally) stays out of frame.
40. “Lady Soul” who became the first woman inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
42. Habit of calling supporting evidence “data” and everything else “fake news.”
43. Head of lighting on a film set (not the one at the golf course).
44. Holiday marking the day Union troops freed enslaved African Americans in Texas, two and a half years after Lincoln’s proclamation. Doesn’t stop it from sounding stupid.
47. Surname of a whisper pop phenom whose middle name is Pirate and whose songs about bad guys and birds swept major awards.
50. Virginia village whose name became shorthand for “it’s over” in 1865
51. Iroquoian-born field game whose stick’s name is French for a bishop’s staff. Early “fields” could be miles long.
52. 1880 novel subtitled “A Tale of the Christ” (later a 1959 11 Oscar epic) whose hero drives a quadriga with equine names borrowed from stars like Altair, Aldebaran, Antares and Rigel.

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1. Taylor swift, dolly Parton, Ruth b, Selena Gomez,Ariana Grande, Rihanna, Becky g, Nicki Minaj, Megan thee Stallion, Colby calliet, carrie Underwood, kelsei ballerni, maddie and Tae, Miranda Lambert, Olivia Rodrigo, Billie ellish, adele, Beyonce,Christina Aguilera, lady gaga,Kelly Clarkson, Brittney spears,Alicia keys,Shakira, Katy perry, Ingrid andress,Jennifer Lopez,Camilla cabello, avril Lavigne,pink,Dua lipa, anne Marie,Ellie Goulding,Gwen Stefani,Miley Cyrus, Whitney Houston, Aretha franklin, Janet Jackson, missy Elliot, lilith zar,Laura Alania,rebs mcentire,Maren Morris,gabby Barrett.

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3. The first and most important note of a scale, often indicated by the Roman numeral I
5. A style of jazz piano featuring a quick tempo and improvised melodies over a rhythmic left-hand ostinato; it influenced swing and rock & roll
7. A highly influential blues singer who came to prominence partly as a result of recordings made by ethnographers John and Alan Lomax
9. Regarded as the quintessential female jazz singer, she began her career with Chick Webb's Orchestra and was famous for her improvised scat solos
11. A style of jazz that developed in Chicago in the 1920s, primarily by white musicians, featuring a greater emphasis on solo improvisations
12. A solo, virtuoso style of jazz piano also known as the "Harlem School", featuring a ragtime left-hand pattern
13. Female blues and jazz singer who was the most successful black performing artist of her time but alcoholism and the depression damaged her career; her duet with Louis Armstrong in "St. Louis Blues" is one of her most famous performances
15. Pianist and composer who perfect stride and composed, among other pieces, "The Charleston"
17. The simultaneous sounding of two or more pitches
20. Pianist, composer and band leader, known as the first modern jazz pianist
23. Pianist, arranger, composer, and bandleader, who was long regarded as the only significant female jazz musician
24. Clarinetist and bandleader who brought swing to national attention and was the first jazz musician to succeed with the classical repertory
27. A highly influential blues singer, known as the link between the early Mississippi blues and the modern Chicago blues; legend has it he sold his soul to the devil in exchange for guitar skills
29. First integrated and most prominent all-female band
32. New Orleans composer and pianist, most famous for providing an oral history of jazz that was archived at the Library of Congress
34. Pianist and composer whose works, such as "Maple Leaf Rag," defined ragtime
36. New Orleans cornetist and bandleader, famous for mentoring several prominent jazz musicians, most notably Louis Armstrong
39. New Orleans clarinetist, who was the first virtuoso of the soprano sax
40. Pianist, bandleader and arranger, who developed the ideal jazz accompaniment centered around the rhythm section
43. Best known American bandleader, most famous for commissioning and performing symphonic jazz standards like Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue
44. The arrangement of time durations in music
45. Trumpet player and singer who was a star soloist with the International Sweethearts of Rhythm
47. Virtuoso jazz pianist who revolutionized jazz piano in spite of having severely impaired vision

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1. Drummer and bandleader who led the house band at the Savoy Ballroom in New York
2. Pianist, bandleader and composer, who is known as the most significant composer of big-band music
4. Harlem pianist, composer, and band leader, author of such jazz standards as "Ain't Misbehaving"
6. A three note chord built of two thirds, one on top of the other
8. Female blues and jazz singer who emulated jazz instrumental soloists and performed with the greatest jazz musicians of the day; one of her most famous songs is the controversial "Strange Fruit"
10. New Orleans cornetist, singer, and bandleader who revolutionized jazz improvisation and who was equally influential as an instrumentalist and as a singer
14. The way in which music is passed down from person to person
16. Also known as "sweet jazz," a style of jazz combining the rhythmic elements of jazz with the instrumentation and forms of classical music; it reached a wide audience and was a precursor of Third Stream
18. A large jazz ensemble, typically consisting of 12-18 members who perform from written arrangements but may also be given the opportunity to do short improvised solos
19. Arranger and bandleader, whose band at the Roseland Ballroom was the most important of the early big bands; his arrangements were made famous by Whiteman and Goodman's bands, among others
21. An early 20th-century, composed piano music featuring consistent syncopation of the melody against a steady duple meter
22. Pianist, arranger, composer, and bandleader who was the most prominent woman in early jazz
25. The system of harmony based on the major and minor scales, in which harmonies move away from and then return to the tonic
26. Singer and bandleader who was known as one of the most popular and colorful bandleaders of the swing era; "Minnie the Moocher" was his signature song
28. A widely used harmonic pattern consisting of 4 measures on the tonic, 2 measures on the subdominant, 2 measures on the tonic, 2 measures on the dominant and 2 measures on the tonic, used as a basis for improvisation
30. A type of performance in which the music is created as it is being performed
31. Pianist, songwriter and composer who successfully combined jazz into his popular and classical works, such as Rhapsody in Blue
33. A 19th-century African-American folk song with Biblical references, expressing sorrow and hope and combining African and European musical elements
35. Composer and arranger who set the standard for jazz, dance band and radio orchestra arranging, most famous for orchestrating Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue
37. A meaningful or memorable succession of pitches
38. The way in which the melodic, harmonic, and rhythmic elements of music are woven together
41. Female singer, successful with both popular and jazz repertoire; she treated her voice as a jazz instrument
42. Highly influential alto saxophonist, known for his light and airy sound, most famous for his work in Count Basie's band and his recordings with Billie Holiday
46. The flexible approach to rhythm that is one of the main features of jazz; also a 1930s style of jazz performed by big bands

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2. Feel So Good, Power, One Shot, Wake Me Up
3. Eung Eung, Dumhdurum
5. I'll Be Back, My House, A.D.T.O.Y
8. Jackpot, Toy
13. Stop, To Me
15. Woowa, Woo Woo. Hug U, Mr.Potter
17. The Boots, Not That Type, A Girl Like Me, Wonderland, Chococo
20. No More X, Surf
22. Tiki Taka, Crush, I Don't Want Your Boyfriend
23. You're Pitiful, Mirror, One More, I Don't Know, Vista
25. Bar Bar Bar,Hero,RM, Dancing Queen
26. Hero, Fantasia, Beautiful, Shoot Out, Love Killa
28. Jackpot, Pow Pow, Sumer Dream, You and I
31. Celebrate, Seventeen, Not The End
35. Scared
37. A, Sunshine, Tell Me Tell Me, Stargazer, Black Swan
38. Queendom, Psycho, Bad Boy, Zimzalabim, Rookie
39. BByong, DBDBDIB, Wifi, Only You
41. The Eve, Tempo, Ko Ko Bop, Obsession, Wolf, Monster
43. Me, Helicopter, Hemoglobin, Black Dress, No
44. Howling, What I Said
46. Bang, First Love
49. Bad News
54. We Are Legendary, I (knew it), Friday Night, Deja Vu
55. Dingga, Mumumuch, Egotistic, Hip, Aya
57. You and I, Scream, Piri, Odd Eye
59. Let Me Know, Wings, Addicted, Bewitched
60. LOCO, Mafia in the Morning, Dalla Dalla, Icy, Wannabe
61. Bad Girl Good Girl, Hush, Touch
62. Crazy, Hate, Volume Up
63. Like a Cat, Miniskirt
64. WooAh Hip
66. Black Mamba, Next Level, Savage, Dreams Come True
68. I Think I, Super Clap, 2Ya2YAO!, House Party, Sorry Sorry
70. Paenoia, Pinky Promise, Dream On, Lalala
72. Reveal, Tattoo, No Air, DDD
74. Stay Young
75. Work Hard, Still
77. Rollin, We Ride, Chi Mat Ba Ram, Thank You, High Heels
79. Dr. Feel Good, Style, Just Go
80. What Are You Looking At, Wassup
82. Dolls, Wild, Sleepless Night, Glue, News
84. Hocus Pocus, Dumb, Jungle, Dramatic
87. Assa, Boyfriend, Nun Nu Nan Na
89. Killing Me, Love Scenario, Dive, Freedom
91. Latata, Senorita, Oh My God, Lion
92. Bounce
93. Dark Dream, To.Lie, Tears of Chaos
94. Crush, I Am the Best, Fire, Come Back Home, Gotta Be You
95. Boy In Luv, 21st Century Girl, Lights, Airplane pt.2, Don't Leave Me
96. Now or Never, Life Is So Beautiful, Tear Drop
98. Do or Not, Shine, Dr. Bebe, Can You Feel It, Sha La La
102. Sugar Free, Tiki Taka, Bo Peep Bo Peep, Roly Poly, Lovey Dovey
103. OMGT, YOLO, Emptiness, New World
105. I Like That, Party XXO, In Front of the Mirror
106. Boss, Go, Gimme Gimme, Turn Back Time, Bad Alive, Favorite, Ridin
107. Panoroma, La Vie En Rose, Fiesta, Violeta, Secret Story of the Swan
108. Dumb Litty, Bomb Bomb, Gunshot,Rumor
112. The Eye, Bad, The Chaser
113. Valkyrie, Lit, Luna, No diggity, Black Mirror
114. Ddara, Ra Pam Pam, Wannabe, Without You
115. I Love You, Up and Down, DDD
116. Oh really, Undo, Autumn Dream
117. Poison, I'm In Love, YooHoo, Shy Boy, Starlight Moonlight
118. Hit, Fear, Rock with you, Together, Clap, Mansae
119. Sage
120. Gas Pedal, Break all the Rules

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1. Don't Tease Me, Zombie Party, What U
2. Flamingo
4. Mr, Step, Mamma Mia, CUPID
6. Savage, Under Cover, Higher
7. Ice Age, Crush
8. Pretty Savage, As If It's Your Last, Boombayah, Kill This Love, Lovesick Girls
9. Karma
10. Movie Star, Jungle, Cinema
11. Island, Really Really
12. Don't Call Me, Ring Ding Dong, View, Why So Serious, Replay
13. Bboom Bboom, Baam, Freeze, Thumbs Up
14. Vamos, What's Goin On, Love Me Like
16. Sukhumvit Swimming, Goosebumps, Why
18. Flash, Move
19. Psycho, Queen, Might Just Die
20. Love Line
21. 121U, Baby, it's okay
24. Drunk-Dazed, Blessed-Cursed, Polaroid Love, Fever
25. One More Day, Tinkerbell
27. Beauty and the Beast
29. ASAP, Stereotype
30. Black Widow, Wee Woo, Get It
32. Expectation/Expect, Something, Female President, Darling
33. Whatta Man, No, Pick Me Up
34. DMT, OOMM, Queen, Yessir
36. Sticky Sticky,Venus, I'm Ill
40. TOPDOG, Follow Me, Arario, Rainy day, Follow Me
42. Twilight, Starry Night
45. So Dangerous, Attention, Light, Spin Off, Candyland
47. Aria, Gaia, Dance with God, Trigger
48. Dancing In the Moonlight, Step by Step
50. Lonely, Tonight, Russian Roulette,I Did It, Ghost
51. BBB, Be Ambitious, Joker, Someone Like U, Hit U
52. Afet School
53. Girls, Oopsie, I'm So Pretty, You'll Be Mine
56. Nonstop, Dun Dun Dance, Closer, Dolphin
58. Bang-Up
60. Eleven
65. Say My Name, Fireworks, Hala Hala, Deja Vu, Answer
67. Nobody, Tell, Like This
69. JTrap
71. Double Knot, Side Effects, Back Door, God's Menu, Get Cool
73. Bang Bang Bang, Fxxck it, Fantastic Baby, Haru Haru,Bad Boy
76. Excuse Me, Love Options, Thank U Very Much
78. Tulips
81. Get Away, Ring Ring, Ring
83. Jopping, 100, Tiger Inside, One, We Do
84. Outsider, Movie, Beep Beep
85. Bet Bet
86. Cry For Me, Dance the Night Away, I Can't Stop Me, Cheer Up, Heart Shaker
88. Star, Favorite, Butterfly, Paint the Town, So What
90. Starry Sky, Blue Flame, Knock, Breathless, After Midnight
97. Red Light, Electric Shock
99. The Light, Bang, New Beginning
100. Ring x Ring, GingaMingaYo
101. Abracadabra, Kill Bill
102. Can't You See Me, Puma, Crown, Cat and Dog, Run Away
103. This is War, Cry, Stay, Smoky Girl
104. Energetic, Boomerang, Burn It Up, Spring Breeze
105. Gee, Run Devil Run, The Boys, Lion Heart, I Got A Boy,Oh
109. Vertigo
110. You Calling My Name, Last Piece, Not By the Moon, Look, Never Ever
111. Hands Up, Q&A,
117. Mask, Marionette, Insomnia, Vibrato, Archangels of the Sephiroth

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3. A fourth generation AME, she hails from the Seventh Episcopal District. Serving in many capacities throughout her district and local church she is the youngest serving president in the Seventh Episcopal District, presiding over the Central Conference Lay Organization. Who is this amazing woman? Shakeia _______(7th).
6. Born in 1832, she was the first woman to be sent out on mission work becoming the first foreign missionary in the A.M.E church. She traveled to Sierra Leone and Liberia, where she established a mission School. Her name is Sarah E.________.
9. Born into slavery and later freed in 1800 she is affectionately referred to as the “Mother of African Methodism”. An abolitionist and missionary she was a vital part in the founding of the African Methodist Church. Founding the Daughters of the Conference in 1827 she cared for and fed AME ministers including her husband. This resilient woman is Sarah Bass ______(1st).
10. Born in Halifax County, Virginia in 1926 she was a midwife delivering African American and White babies and called herself a “doctress”. She is a founding member of Macedonia A.M.E Church in Milton, North Carolina, where is also buried. She is Henrietta Phelps______(2nd).
11. She is an active member throughout the A.M.E church and the Sixth Episcopal District. She is President Emeritus for the Atlanta North Georgia Conference and the Sixth District. She has served as the Connectional Lay Organization’s First Vice President. In February of 2023 she was honored at the Ninth Annual Henry McNeal Turner Gala with the President's Lifetime Achievement Award. She is Gloria T. _________(6th).
13. She is a native of Little Rock, Arkansas and an active member of the A.M.E. She has worked throughout her district and the connection as the Twelfth District Lay’s YAR, CLO Credentials Chair, and member of the Episcopal Committee. She currently serves as the President of the Twelfth Episcopal District Lay Organization. She is Natalie L.________(12th).
14. In the year 2000 she was elected the first female president of the First Episcopal District Lay Organization. She went on to serve as the Third Vice President for the Connectional Lay Organization. In recognition of her commitment to higher education for young people the New York Conference Lay Organization has a scholarship named in her honor. She was also instrumental in the creation of the First Episcopal District’s Bishop Frank C. Cumming Scholarship. This fabulous woman is Flora “F” Jane Chandler _______(1st).
16. She was the first Female president of the 5 th Episcopal District Lay Organization. She was also a teacher in the Kansas City school system for 31 years and a Trustee at herchurch where she continues in that capacity. She served the Connectional Lay Organization as an outstanding second vice president. Who is this pioneering AME Church woman? Doris Jean ________(5th).
19. She is the fantastic President of the First Episcopal District and is the immediate past president of the Philadelphia Conference Lay. She is on the Board of Trustees at Payne Theological Seminary and serves as the Connectional Lay Organization's Corresponding Secretary. Who is this phenomenal woman Cheryl Hammond-_______(1st).
20. A native Floridian, she is a lifelong member of the A.M.E church and has served on all levels of the church. An advocate for social action and civic duty she has founded and led major projects throughout Los Angeles. She was elected in 2004 to be the consultant to the General Board and the Director-Consultant of Social Action in 2008. This powerful woman is Jacquelyn _____-______(5th).

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1. She is the first female president of the Nineteenth Episcopal District. She is Nomthimba _______(19th).
2. She was born into slavery in 1818 and was free in 1856. She later worked as a midwife, entrepreneur, nurse, and philanthropist. She was also a real estate developer giving the land to build First A.M.E Church in Los Angeles, California where is a founding member. This extraordinary woman is Biddy “Grandma” _______(5th).
4. Born in Tuskegee, Alabama she is known as the “first lady of Civil Rights” and “the mother of the freedom movement”. She was an activist and played an important role in the Montgomery Bus Boycott. She is most known for her refusal to get up from a Montgomery City bus. She is Rosa Louise McCauley_______(4th).
5. A prominent journalist, author, and political analyst whose career spanned over 30 years, she has interviewed United States Presidents and politicians. She has worked at major television studios and moderated the 2004-2008 Vice-Presidential debates. For her excellent work and dedication to journalism she was posthumously honored in 2020 with a United States commemorative postage stamp. She is Gwen _______(2nd).
7. This honorable woman has served in many high places in both her secular and church life. She served in the United States Air Force for over 24 years and was ranked a Lieutenant Colonel. She also served as a Judge in the state of California. She has held several offices in the A.M.E church starting at her local church all the way up to the connection. She was President of the Judicial Council, CLO Election Commision Chairperson, and Second Vice President of the Fifth District Lay. She is Justice Patricia ______(5th).
8. She was elected a CLO assistant Recording Secretary, then elected as Recording Secretary, and served as an advisor to 4 CLO presidents. She also serves on the Nashville, Tennessee. Board of Directors for the “Room In The Inn” homeless shelter. Who is this humble but effective woman? Billie ________(13th).
12. Proceeding Mr. J.D. Williams, she became the first elected female President of the Connectional Lay Organization in 1985 at the 19th session biennial held in Nashville, Tennessee. She is Dr. Katheryn “K”______(6)
15. Who was the first President of the Women's Missionary Society in South Africa of the AME church and also started the Bantu Women's League in 1918 which is today known as the African National Congress (the governing/ruling party in South Africa) Women's League? She is Charlotte Mannya-_______(19th).
17. In her secular life she broke many barriers throughout the National Park service. In 1983, she became the first African American woman to be superintendent of Rock Creek Park and only the third woman superintendent in the National Park Service. She was the former president of her local lay organization in Washington, DC. This outstanding woman is Georgia______(2nd).
18. An actress, singer, and star of both stage and screen she broke many barriers in the entertainment industry. Performing on some of the most prominent stages, in 1934 she became the first African American woman of the Twentieth Century to perform at the White House for President F.D. Roosevelt. This trailblazer is Etta Moten_______(10th).

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3. The first and most important note of a scale, often indicated by the Roman numeral I
4. A technique of jazz singing in which singers use nonsense syllables to improvise melodies, imitating instrumental solos
8. Harlem pianist, composer, and band leader, author of such jazz standards as "Ain't Misbehaving"
13. Best known American bandleader, most famous for commissioning and performing symphonic jazz standards like Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue
14. A large jazz ensemble, typically consisting of 12-18 members who perform from written arrangements but may also be given the opportunity to do short improvised solos
15. A meaningful or memorable succession of pitches
16. Regarded as the quintessential female jazz singer, she began her career with Chick Webb's Orchestra and was famous for her improvised scat solos
18. Pianist and composer who perfect stride and composed, among other pieces, "The Charleston"
19. Pianist, songwriter and composer who successfully combined jazz into his popular and classical works, such as Rhapsody in Blue
22. Pianist, arranger, composer, and bandleader, who was long regarded as the only significant female jazz musician
25. A type of performance in which the music is created as it is being performed
27. A widely used harmonic pattern consisting of 4 measures on the tonic, 2 measures on the subdominant, 2 measures on the tonic, 2 measures on the dominant and 2 measures on the tonic, used as a basis for improvisation
31. First integrated and most prominent all-female band
33. Virtuoso jazz pianist who revolutionized jazz piano in spite of having severely impaired vision
36. New Orleans clarinetist, who was the first virtuoso of the soprano sax
37. New Orleans cornetist and bandleader, famous for mentoring several prominent jazz musicians, most notably Louis Armstrong
40. The simultaneous sounding of two or more pitches
41. A highly influential blues singer, known as the link between the early Mississippi blues and the modern Chicago blues; legend has it he sold his soul to the devil in exchange for guitar skills
43. Drummer and bandleader who led the house band at the Savoy Ballroom in New York
45. The _____ Ballroom: Integrated Harlem nightclub that was a famous venue for battles of bands and the Center of African American entertainment in New York
47. Popular music publishing business in the late 19th and early 20th centuries; it had many connections to Broadway and Hollywood and was influenced by jazz
48. A 19th-century African-American folk song with Biblical references, expressing sorrow and hope and combining African and European musical elements
49. An early 20th-century, composed piano music featuring consistent syncopation of the melody against a steady duple meter
50. A highly influential blues singer who came to prominence partly as a result of recordings made by ethnographers John and Alan Lomax
51. The flexible approach to rhythm that is one of the main features of jazz; also a 1930s style of jazz performed by big bands

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1. The way in which the melodic, harmonic, and rhythmic elements of music are woven together
2. Female singer, successful with both popular and jazz repertoire; she treated her voice as a jazz instrument
5. A style of jazz piano featuring a quick tempo and improvised melodies over a rhythmic left-hand ostinato; it influenced swing and rock & roll
6. Pianist, bandleader and composer, who is known as the most significant composer of big-band music
7. The way in which music is passed down from person to person
9. A style of jazz that developed in Chicago in the 1920s, primarily by white musicians, featuring a greater emphasis on solo improvisations
10. Pianist, composer and band leader, known as the first modern jazz pianist
11. Female blues and jazz singer who emulated jazz instrumental soloists and performed with the greatest jazz musicians of the day; one of her most famous songs is the controversial "Strange Fruit"
12. New Orleans composer and pianist, most famous for providing an oral history of jazz that was archived at the Library of Congress
17. A practice in which a solo alternates with a chorus or ensemble; it is a feature of African and African American musics
20. Pianist, arranger, composer, and bandleader who was the most prominent woman in early jazz
21. Arranger and bandleader, whose band at the Roseland Ballroom was the most important of the early big bands; his arrangements were made famous by Whiteman and Goodman's bands, among others
23. New Orleans cornetist, singer, and bandleader who revolutionized jazz improvisation and who was equally influential as an instrumentalist and as a singer
24. Female blues and jazz singer who was the most successful black performing artist of her time but alcoholism and the depression damaged her career; her duet with Louis Armstrong in "St. Louis Blues" is one of her most famous performances
26. The system of harmony based on the major and minor scales, in which harmonies move away from and then return to the tonic
28. Pianist and composer whose works, such as "Maple Leaf Rag," defined ragtime
29. Highly influential alto saxophonist, known for his light and airy sound, most famous for his work in Count Basie's band and his recordings with Billie Holiday
30. A solo, virtuoso style of jazz piano also known as the "Harlem School", featuring a ragtime left-hand pattern
32. Trumpet player and singer who was a star soloist with the International Sweethearts of Rhythm
34. A three note chord built of two thirds, one on top of the other
35. Clarinetist and bandleader who brought swing to national attention and was the first jazz musician to succeed with the classical repertory
38. Composer and arranger who set the standard for jazz, dance band and radio orchestra arranging, most famous for orchestrating Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue
39. The _____ Club: Whites-only Harlem nightclub that was one of the most extravagant and well-known entertainment venues in the world during the 1920s and 1930s
42. Pianist, bandleader and arranger, who developed the ideal jazz accompaniment centered around the rhythm section
44. The arrangement of time durations in music
45. Also known as "sweet jazz," a style of jazz combining the rhythmic elements of jazz with the instrumentation and forms of classical music; it reached a wide audience and was a precursor of Third Stream
46. Singer and bandleader who was known as one of the most popular and colorful bandleaders of the swing era; "Minnie the Moocher" was his signature song

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1. the suit &tie, stand-up comic known for his specials the comeback kid and baby J,Adele, The British powerhouse vocalist who names her albums after her age (21, 25, 30),Burnham, The musical comedian who wrote and directed the introspective special Inside during lockdown. Beyoncé, the genre shifting”queen ““who released lemonade and Renaissance.Burr, the recipe voiced, often angry, ginger, comedian, who created F is for family and starred in the Mandalorian. Eilish, the.” bad guy.” singer, and Oscar winner known for her whispery vocals and baggy fashion.hart, the energetic, diminutive, comedian, and movie star known for ride along and Jumanji. Swift, the global pop icon who shattered records with her recent tour. Styles, the former One Direction member who won album of the year for Harry’s house. Wong, the comedian and actress who filmed her breakout specials, baby cobra and hard knock wife while pregnant. Lamar, the Pulitzer Prize winning rapper who had a massive 2024 with.’ not like us.” Chapelle, the standup legend who returned to the Spotlight with the closer and host a huge show in Ohio

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