Letter OTHER 2000–2250

2003 teen comedy 1970 No. 1 hit with the lyric "I don't need your war machines" 1927 Kafka novel 1987 miniseries set in a Soviet-controlled U.S. '50s quartet "Brothers" 1940s-'50s musical family name 1950's singer Ed, Gene, Joe, or Vic 1990s spy Aldrich 1960 Elvis song "___ of Blues" 200 or 1050 2008 NYSE acquisition 1953 automobile innovation 1960s-'70s Citroën 79 Brigitte's buddy #1 Ethel Waters hit 1929 #1 hit whose title follows the line "Now he's gone and we're through" 1929 Ethel Waters hit whose title is a question 1929 hit for Ethel Waters 1929 song of heartbreak 1929 title words following "Now he's gone, and we're through" 1975 Pure Prairie League hit 1975 Pure Prairie League song 1975 hit ballad for Pure Prairie League '80s Commodore computer with an iconic Boing Ball screen saver 1980's computer 1980s PC 1980s personal computer 1980s-'90s Commodore computer 1980s-90s computer '80s Commodore computers 1000, 500 and 3000UX, e.g. 2003 movie that spoofed folk music 1986 movie title trio 1996 Paul Anka album of Spanish-language duets (Makes the perfect gift!) 2007 Lil Wayne song that opens "Young Money! You dig?" 2008 Lil Wayne hit whose title is slang for lots of money '70s African dictator '70s African leader '70s Ugandan leader '70s dictator '70s head of the Organization of African Unity 1970s tyrant 1979 exile to Saudi Arabia 1979 fleer from Kampala 1980's Lebanese president ___ Gemayel 2006 role for Forest Whitaker 2006 role for Whitaker 90-93, grade-wise 91%, as a letter grade 92%, as a letter grade 18th-century Protestant migrants 21st-century buggy drivers 1839 revolt site 1839 slave mutiny ship 1997 Morgan Freeman movie 1997 Spielberg epic 1997 Spielberg film 1997 Spielberg movie 1997 Steven Spielberg film 1997 film with Nigel Hawthorne as Martin Van Buren 1997 movie about a slave mutiny 1997 movie slave ship 3D thriller of 1983 22mm or 12ga. 2001 Radiohead album 1990s BP acquisition 1998 BP acquisition 1998 BP merger partner 1998 BP purchase 1998 British Petroleum acquisition 1999 BP acquisition 1999 British Petroleum acquisition 2005 Margaret Peterson Haddix children's thriller 1995 movie with Vanessa Redgrave 1987 drama starring Colin Firth and Kenneth Branagh 1974 John Updike novel 2016 Grammy-nominated Radiohead album '44 Crosby hit 1944 Andy Russell hit 1944 Bing Crosby hit 1944 Crosby hit 1982 Julio Iglesias album 22 Fabled bowman 2006 Andrea Bocelli album 2006 million-selling Andrea Bocelli album '60s-'70s TV Guide critic "1,000 Oceans" singer Tori '70s All-Star outfielder ___ Otis 1990's singer Tori 19th-century journalist/politician ___ Kendall 70's All-Star ___ Otis 8th century B. C. prophet. 8th-century B.C. Hebrew prophet 8th-century B.C. preacher 1970 Jerry Reed hit about an alligator hunter 1970 country hit about an alligator hunter 1988 Radio Hall of Fame inductee 2012 Austrian film that won the Oscar for Best Foreign Film 2012 Best Foreign Language Film 2012 French-language film nominated for five Oscars 2012 film starring Emmanuelle Riva 2013 Oscar winner for Best Foreign Language Film 7 7 neighbor 7 figures 12-hour toggle on clocks 24-hr. stores next to many BP stations '60s "transistor" appliance 12-hr. stretches 41.48 gal. units: Sweden. 1968 Heineken acquisition 10 cc, e.g. 1040 entry: abbr. 2 oz., e.g. 8 oz., e.g. 2001 hymn, "Here I __ Worship" 10 cc's and 64 fl. oz. 2 and 3 tsps., e.g. 40 acres and ___ (post-Civil War offer) 1,767-mile river into Tatar Strait. 2,700-mile river between Manchuria and Soviet Russia. 2,700-mile river into the Sea of Okhotsk. 2,700-mile-long Asian river 2,900-mi. Asian river. 2,900-mile Asian river. 2,900-mile river into Tartary Strait. 2,900-mile river of Asia. 2700-mile Asian river 2800-mi. Siberian river. 3,000-mile river of Asia. 1998 song by Rebecca Blake '70s First Daughter '70s White House daughter '70s White House kid '70s-'80s first daughter 1948 song "Once in Love With _____" 1970s White House daughter 1970s White House name 2015 documentary about the singer of "Rehab" 2019 Emmy nominee Adams 2020 candidate Klobuchar 2005 Best Supporting Actress nominee for "Junebug" 1999 World Golf Hall of Fame inductee 1926 Pulitzer-winning poet 2002 World Series champs, on scoreboards 2008 French Open champ Ivanovic 2008 French Open champion Ivanovic 2008 French Open winner Ivanovic 2009 hurricane 2023 Best Actress Oscar nominee de Armas 1997 adventure/horror film that takes place in the Amazon 1997 horror film set in the Amazon 1997 horror film with the tagline "If you can't breathe, you can't scream" 1997 horror film with the tagline "When you can't breathe, you can't scream" 1957 film featuring the subject of this puzzle 2002 World Series champions 2002 World Series city 2002 World Series locale 1994 Noël Riley Fitch literary biography 20th-century author who maintained two simultaneous marriages, one in New York and one in LA 2002 sci-fi role for Hayden Christensen 2002 comedy sequel 1951 film "Une Personne des États-Unis" '89 They Might Be Giants hit 1989 They Might Be Giants jam 2 short, 1 long, in poetry. 1955 Broadway hit. 1956 Ingrid Bergman film 1956 Ingrid Bergman/Yul Brynner film 1956 Oscar-winning title role for Ingrid Bergman 1997 animated feature featuring the villainous Rasputin 1997 animated film set in Russia 1997 animated film starring John Cusack 1997 animated film that opens in Petrograd 1997 animated movie featuring Christopher Lloyd as Rasputin 1997 voice role for Meg Ryan 1921 Literature Nobelist France 1921 Nobelist France 1921 Literature Nobelist 97% of Turkey 1959 Stewart film 23andMe discovery 23andMe competitor 49th state's largest city 2004 Will Ferrell flim '02 Nine Inch Nails album "___ That Could Have Been" '99 Barenaked Ladies "Stunt" single "Call ___" 1992 Tom Cruise movie? '02 Puddle of Mudd single "Drift ___" "360°" CNN anchor 4,300-mile range 4,500-mile mountain chain. 4,500-mile mountain system. 4,500-mile range 4500-mile-long chain "$9.95 plus shipping___" 1941 Glenn Miller chart topper "You ___" 1947 romantic comedy "The Egg ___" 1964 Beatles hit 2022 Disney+ "Star Wars" series 180-square-mile U.N. member 181-square-mile country in the Pyrenees 64,000 Europeans '92 Wimbledon winner Agassi 1987 National League MVP Dawson 1989 Heisman Trophy winner Ware 1992 Wimbledon champ Agassi 1999 French Open champion Agassi 2015 NBA Finals MVP Iguodala ___ 3000 ___ 3000 (OutKast rapper) ___ 3000 from Outkast ___ 3000 of Outkast ___ 3000, half of the hip-hop duo Outkast ___ 3000, one half of rap's Outkast 7'0" forward Bargnani of the Toronto Raptors 1922 Wimbledon winner 1947 Literature Nobelist 1975 Russian Nobelist Sakharov 1999 French Open runner-up Medvedev 2004 NBA All-Star Kirilenko 1993 N.L. batting champ Galarraga 1967 Daytona winner 1969 Indy 500 winner 1969 Indy winner 1969 winner at Indianapolis 1992 hurricane 19th-century steel industry philanthropist who built an eponymous concert hall $20 3/15/1767 event '80s Communist leader '80s Russian leader 1939 Agatha Christie classic "60 Minutes" first name "60 Minutes" name 2003 U.S. Open winner Roddick 2013 Wimbledon champ Murray 2016 Wimbledon champ Murray 60 Minutes' pontificator Rooney 60's sitcom that had a whistled intro, with "The" 2013 Wimbledon champion 1978 and 1985 "60 Minutes" regular 33-year "60 Minutes" regular 2017 Margaret Rogerson novel celebrating the way Baltimore's NFL team captivates its fans? 2000 Oscar nominee Lee 2005 Best Director -- Lee 2005 Best Director Oscar winner Lee 2012 Best Director -- Lee 1,100-mi. river of Asia.