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2000 runner-up
2006 Oscar winner for his first film
2007 Nobel Peace Prize recipient
2007 Nobel Peace Prize winner Al
2007 Peace Prize recipient
2007 Peace Prize winner
2009 Grammy winner Al
42nd's second
45th American vice president
45th U.S. vice president
45th Vice President
60's singer Lesley
'90s Second Family
1990s Second Family
"1876" novelist
1940s-'50s wrestler with golden locks
1961 British movie monster
1954 3-D off-beat murder mystery
1966 Grammy winner Eydie
1966 Grammy winner for "If He Walked Into My Life"
1980 comedy that "makes 'Meatballs' seem like 'Hamlet,'" according to Leonard Maltin
2001 Robert Altman film
2004-06 CIA director Porter --
"25. I'm supposed to come up with 25 random things? Sorry, I think that's all I've ___"
2010s HBO fantasy drama, for short
#1 Ray Charles R&B hit "I've ___ Woman"
1996 TV movie starring Armand Assante
1876 opera that typically lasts five hours or longer
'80s-'90s crime boss
2018 John Travolta crime biopic with a 0% Rotten Tomatoes rating
2018 John Travolta flop
2018 bio-pic starring John Travolta as a crime boss
2018 biopic with a 0% rating on Rotten Tomatoes
2018 crime biopic
2018 crime drama flop
1971 Michael Jackson hit
1960s portrayer of Lancelot on Broadway
1962 Best New Artist Grammy winner
1968 Tony winner Robert
100 centimes, in Haiti
2004 political nickname, with "the"
#2: Position held by the meta answer before president
'69-'72 Dan Dailey sitcom, with "The"
1991 entrant for the Democratic presidential nomination
"42nd Street" director/choreographer Champion
1940 Marx Brothers movie
19th century advice
17th C. Dutch painter
17th C. Dutch painter Jan van
99.8 percent of humanity, from one viewpoint
0.0 - 4.0
0.0 for John Belushi's "Animal House" character
1.0 is not a good one
1.0 is not a good one, in brief
1.2, 2.4 or 3.6, perhaps
2.0, for one
2.3, perhaps: Abbr.
2.5, e.g.
3.0 or 4.0
3.0, e.g.
3.0, e.g.: Abbr.
3.0, maybe, for a B student
3.14 or 4.0
3.5, e.g., for a student
3.5, e.g.: Abbr.
3.5, for one
3.50, e.g.
3.7, e.g., for a student
3.75 e.g.
3.8 is a good one
3.8 is a high one
3.9 is a good one
3.9, e.g.
3.9, e.g.: Abbr.
4.0 at a univ., e.g.
4.0 for a straight-A student, e.g.
4.0 for a valedictorian, maybe
4.0 is a good one
4.0 is a great one
4.0 is a great one, for short
4.0 is a great one, in brief
4.0 is a great one: Abbr.
4.0 is a superb one, in brief
4.0 is an excellent one
4.0 may be the highest one
4.0, e.g.
4.0, for a straight-A student
4.0, for example
4.0, for one
4.0, for one: Abbr.
4.0, maybe
3.0 and 4.0, briefly
3.0 and 4.0: Abbr.
3.7 and 4.0, e.g.
4.0s on an academic list, e.g.
'40s pinup Betty
'40s pinup queen Betty
1940s pinup Betty
30 days, for certain payments
1954 Best Actress Oscar winner
1996 Alison Anders film
'13 or '14, now
2nd best
'00's, now
2010 U.S. Open winner McDowell
'95 Wimbledon champ
1980s-'90s women's tennis player who was #1 for a record total of 377 weeks
1988 Golden Grand Slam winner
1988 Golden Slam achiever
1988 Grand Slam winner
1988 tennis Grand Slam winner
1989 AP Female Athlete of the Year
1991 Wimbledon champ
1991 Wimbledon champ Steffi
1996 U.S. Open champ who won 14 sets and lost none
2000 ESPY Female of the Decade honoree
2004 International Tennis Hall of Fame inductee
31-time Grand Slam singles finalist
5-time U.S. Open champ
2014 Left Coast Crime guest
1929 globe circumnavigator
1980 embargo target
.035 of an ounce
.035 ounce
.035 ounce, in the metric system
.035 ounces
0.035 of an ounce, approximately
0.0353 of an ounce, approximately
1/1000 of a kilo
1/28 of an ounce.
15,432 grains.
15.43 grains.
15.432356 grains.
15.4324 grains troy
1980s-2000s Texas senator Phil
0.035 ounce, to Brits
5 carats
45th-anniversary event of 2003, with "the"
"21 ___" (2003 Sean Penn film)
1,000 make a kilo
1,000 of them equal a kilo
5-carat units
1970's Plymouth ___ Fury
2008 Clint Eastwood film "___ Torino"
1492 Columbus stopover
$1000, informally
10 Benjamin Franklins
10 C's
10 C-notes
1991 ensemble film named for an Arizona tourist spot
*1932 Greta Garbo classic
1932 Garbo/Barrymore film
1932 Greta Garbo film
1932 Greta Garbo film set in Berlin
1932 Greta Garbo romantic drama
$1,000 "Manon"
1967 Janet Leigh movie
19th-century farmer
'60s specs
$50 portrait
18th President
18th in a line that ends at a Bush
50s president
2008 Clint Eastwood drama named after a car
2008 Clint Eastwood film
1869 Inaugural Address?
1970s cartoon gorilla
40-foot purple simian of 1970s cartoons (it's also the name of a strain of marijuana... thanks Google)
1999 Literature Nobelist Günter
'70s Connecticut governor
'70s Connecticut governor Ella
1965 Pulitzer author Shirley Ann __
1965 Pulitzer novelist Shirley Ann ___
1A + 145A
*1973 Thomas Pynchon novel
1973 satirical novel by Thomas Pynchon
1974 National Book Award winner by Thomas Pynchon
18th century elegist Thomas
1751 poem.
170 is its max score
170-min. test for seniors
2004 Olympics host, to the IOC
800 is the top of its scale: Abbr.
#1 song of '78
'50's rock musical
1972 musical with the song "Summer Nights"
1977 Richard Pryor movie
'50s hood
50's tough
1950s young toughs
#1 hit for Jerry Lee Lewis
1957 Jerry Lee Lewis song for tree fanciers?
20th-century example of the word ladder's end
*1963 Steve McQueen epic, with "The"
1963 Steve McQueen drama, with "The"
1963 Steve McQueen film, with "The"
1963 war film known for its motorcycle jump scene, with "The"
1947 Best Picture nominee
"13. My favorite book is 'The ___'"
1,728
2000 Democratic campaign slogan?
14th/15th-century period of papal uncertainty
300-mi.-long lake in Northwest Territories.
20/20
1914-18 conflict
1920s middleweight champ Harry
1960 book written with only 50 different words
2004 Olympics host country
2010 bailout recipient
776 BC Olympics locale
79-year-old President of the AFL.
19th-century U.S. money
1967 and 1968 Super Bowl champs
1990 Gérard Depardieu film
"21st Century Breakdown" band
1970 Sugarloaf song
1970 hit by Sugarloaf
2017 hit by Lorde (also a 2008 hit by John Legend, and a 1968 hit by the American Breed)
1969 Kingsley Amis novel, with "The"
1959 Audrey Hepburn film
1999 Tom Hanks film, with "The"
1962 hit for Booker T. & the MG's
1/2 cup …
1960s innovations in agronomy
1969 Creedence Clearwater Revival hit
16th cent. British ballad
1967 hit for the Lemon Pipers
1968 Lemon Pipers hit
1943 Best Actress winner Garson
1942 Oscar winner reacts to a bad pun
2014 Baseball Hall of Fame inductee Maddux
1988 Olympics diving star
2001 NL record-holder for walkless innings pitched
2014 National Baseball Hall of Fame inductee
1995 PGA Tour's money leader
1984 Phoebe Cates film shown on AMC, appropriately?
1984 comedy horror film that contributed to the creation of the PG-13 rating
1984 comic horror film
'83 invasion site
1980's invasion site
1983 U.S. invasion location
1983 U.S. invasion site
1983 invasion site
2010 Bruno Mars song that blew up the charts?
2011 #1 hit for Bruno Mars
2011 #1 song for Bruno Mars
1968 Winter Olympics site
170 in Verbal and Quantitative Reasoning are top ones
1972 Oscar-winning actor
2015 title role for Dornan
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