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Western subway trains pass thru the eastern sector of this city, though all stations but one are closed |
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1 of 2 animals on which you'd put a howdah in which to ride |
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Rim of basketball goal, or a shot that's scored in it |
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The "Union Party" was a coalition that successfully elected him president in 1864 |
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The word art comes from the word "ars", meaning "skill" in this language |
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In 1984, this studio established "Touchstone Films" to make films different from its usual product |
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Lausanne is French-speaking while Lucerne is a German-speaking city in this country |
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When we gave 2 musk-oxen to China in 1972, they reciprocated with this animal gift |
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The "final resting place" for an epitaph |
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The Republicans were organized in 1854 to oppose the spread of this |
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Rodin's famous 1886 statue of lovers, so named because they're doing it |
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He directed 1970 movie M·A·S·H, but his son made more money for writing the "theme song" lyrics |
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City located directly north of Windsor, Ontario, Canada |
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The hedgehog does this when threatened |
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The Piltdown Man or the Cardiff Giant, for example |
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Nickname of "States Rights Democrats", who opposed Truman in 1948 |
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DGA members have called Ted Turner's plan to do this to classic films "cultural butchery" |
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While Sydney is the largest city on Australia's east coast, this is the largest on its west coast |
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1978 film that was the last "Best Picture" Oscar winner with an animal mentioned in the title |
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From Latin for "guest room", most people need insurance to pay for guest rooms in these institutions |
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Called the 1st national party in the U.S., it was organized by Alexander Hamilton |
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She left NBC News in June 1986 over a salary dispute. And so it goes. |
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Only city mentioned in the following song is this one in N. Africa:
"See the pyramids along the Nile / Watch the sunrise on a tropic isle / Just remember darlin' all the while..." |
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Named for its feeding habit, this tree-boring bird's tongue doesn't extend past its beak |
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A "modest pastry" that's usually eaten reluctantly |
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Only successful write-in candidate in Senate history, this former So. Carolina gov. was elected in '54 |
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3 of the 4 founders of United Artists |
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