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In 2012 this encyclopedia announced it was discontinuing its 244-year-old print version & going online only |
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nytimes.com velcomes you to the list of "The Best 1,000 Movies Ever Made", vich includes this 1931 Bela Lugosi film |
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A 1950s senator who saw red: "Tail Gunner Joe" |
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A term of endearment, like for my Clementine |
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Article 47 of this European nation's constitution says "The confederation shall respect the autonomy of the cantons" |
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A purse seine is a huge one of these that takes many fishermen (or a power block) to haul out of the water |
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In 2011 this online retailer announced that its sales of e-books exceeded its sales of hardbacks & paperbacks |
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nytimes.com links to reviews of the top 10 DVD rentals: this Brad Pitt film about "baseball in the digital age" hit No. 1 in 2012 |
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A 1920s president: "The Sphinx of the Potomac" |
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The inner bull's eye is commonly worth 50 points in this game |
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Excluding the 27 amendments, this country's constitution is among the world's shortest at just 4,426 words |
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In the mid-1990s New York City broke the 40-year dominance of organized crime in the hauling of this |
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This city's 146-year-old Post-Intelligencer went online only in 2009 |
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The nytimes.com movie archive has year-by-year "Critics' Picks": 1960 includes this mother of an Anthony Perkins pic |
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A nearly 50-year congressman: "Mr. Sam" |
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This capital of Australia's Northern Territory is named for an evolutionary scientist |
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He was emperor when Japan's "The emperor... shall not have powers related to government" was written |
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In trucking, it's been defined as a run that covers more than 1,000 miles |
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A phone-hacking scandal forced this British tabloid to close in 2011 |
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Stephen Holden noted this 17th c. title trio's return to the big screen in 2011 with "All for one, and then maybe a sequel" |
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A longshot who wins, or a "Star Wars" comic book publisher |
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Part III of its constitution prohibits discrimination on account of caste |
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Also meaning a dopey person, it's from the Yiddish for "to haul", as in "for this I ____ed those books all the way here?" |
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The web preserves the final edition of this "News" paper; it says, "Our time chronicling the life of Denver and Colorado... is over" |
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Manohla Dargis titled the review of this 2011 drama "Finding the Humanity in the F.B.I.'s Feared Enforcer" |
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A 19th century senator: "The Great Compromiser" |
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"I presume" Chuma & Susi were the bearers who hauled this missionary around Africa, both alive & dead |
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