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In a ballet this title body of water was formed from the tears of Odette's grieving mother |
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Spelled one way, it means unmoving; spelled another, it's paper for writing letters |
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Josiah Bartlet on "The West Wing" |
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The serendipitous sighting of seepage helped Weetman Pearson become the pioneer of this industry in Mexico |
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GZ: This place you don't want to be near after an atomic blast |
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Completes the name of colossal canine Clifford, who celebrated his 50th birthday in 2012 |
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I'da love to have seen Ida Rubinstein play this queen swathed like a mummy who was then unwrapped |
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Starting with "a", it means to change; with "e", it's a result |
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Teddy Roosevelt in "Night at the Museum" |
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Many innocents have died in a war between the Sinaloa & Zetas, 2 of the drug gangs called by this economic term |
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SDI: This system, aka Star Wars, intended to protect the U.S. from Soviet missiles |
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A narrative poem of over 2,500 lines from around 1375 had Sir Gawain going up against this colorful fellow |
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In the prologue to this 1869 ballet, the title hero dons a washbowl as a helmet & sets out for adventure |
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Vain, v-a-i-n, refers to vanity; the one spelled v-a-n-e is short for this device |
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"Nixon" in a 1996 Oscar-nominated role |
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Political separation of this pair was achieved by the war of the reform from 1858 to 1861 |
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MAD: This, severely damaging both sides in a nuclear war (that's why supposedly no one will start one) |
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These "men" were founded in Ulster in 1795 to maintain "the Protestant Constitution" |
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4 Indian ballerinas were featured in "Four Moons", a 1967 ballet commemorating the 60th anniversary of its statehood |
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Depending on how you spell it, it can be a preface to a book or mean rather bold |
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Andrew Shepherd in 1995's "The American President" |
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Appointed in 1535, Antonio de Mendoza governed Mexico as the first viceroy of this 2-word place |
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APC: These, like the M2 Bradley infantry fighting vehicle |
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Feminine name for a cocktail made with gin, grenadine & egg white |
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In this Stravinsky ballet, the puppets are controlled by an evil magician known as Charlatan |
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Ending with the same 6 letters, one means implied, the other, fully & clearly expressed (like certain movie scenes) |
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JFK opposite Katie Holmes as Jackie in the miniseries "The Kennedys" |
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"Don Fidel" Velazquez led the CTM, this type of group that worked with the PRI party to maintain each other's power |
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NPT: This type of treaty that aims to stop the spread of weapons |
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Mitch Miller had a No. 1 hit with this "Lone Star" standard |
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