Letter OTHER 21500–21750

"___ 18," 1961 Uris book ___ 18 (title setting of a 1961 novel) 1990 World Cup venue 2026 Winter Olympics host city, to natives 1941 James M. Cain novel in our library 1945 Joan Crawford title role "8 ___" (2002 Eminem movie) "8 ___" (Brittany Murphy movie) 0.2% of the Indy 500 1,000 paces, once. 1,000 paces, originally 1,609 meters 1,620 yards, in Old Rome 1.6 kilometers 1.6093 kilometers 1.6093 km. 1/26.2 of a marathon 1/500 of the Indianapolis 500 1/500 of the Indy 500 20 city blocks, roughly 20-minute walk. 2002 film that earned Eminem two MTV Movie Awards 280 feet were added to it in 1593 320 rods 5,280 feet 63,360 inches 8 furlongs. 80% of the Kentucky Derby 500, for Indy 5,280-foot landform? 1,760-yard racer 1,760-yard runner 1500-meter event participant, essentially 4-minute racer, perhaps 1500-meters contenders, essentially 126,720 inches, for two 96 ___ (total length of the Berlin Wall) 5,280' 5,280' 100th birthday, e.g.? *21st birthday, e.g. 50th anniversary, for example 2000s Disney Channel star, to fans 2000s female teen idol, to fans 2000s teen idol, to fans '1%' drink '2%' drink 2008 movie with a gay rights theme 1-gallon item, perhaps 1994 Melanie Griffith movie 8.6 pounds per gallon? 13th president 1,000, en français 1,000, in Tours 1,000: French. 1,000 year periods 1000-year periods *1990 Coen brothers drama '80s-'90s White House dog '90s First Dog 1,049 steamships '95 activists' gathering in DC 1995 event attended by some 830,000 1995 protest 400,000 people attended it, according to the National Park Service 100 Aker Wood creator 1986 film title cat 1989 animal film .001 inch lengths .001-inch units 1 inch = 1,000 __ 1,000 __ = 1 inch 1970's-80's singer Ronnie *20th-century cartoonist who wrote "He Done Her Wrong," a 300-page pantomime tale "1" for the set {1, 2, 3}, in brief -1, for sine: Abbr. 1 of 60 in an hr. 1/60 of a deg. 1/60 of an hr. 1/60th of 1/24th of a day, briefly 1/60th of a deg. 1/60th of an hr. 1930 movie ___ and Bill 60 sec. 60 seconds (Abbr.) 60 secs. 60 sees. 60 ticks: Abbr. 60-sec. span 100 drachmae. 2021 Best Picture nominee starring Steven Yeun and Youn Yuh-jung 2021 Best Picture nominee whose name translates to "water celery" '50s singer ____ Carson 70's-80's sitcom title role 1st word of the "Battle Hymn." 1950s-'60s actor known as the Switchblade Kid 49ers 2001-06 secretary of transportation 1368 to 1644 in China. 1368–1644 dynasty '60s Mod staple '60s skirt '60s skirt style '70s-style skirt 1959 British Motor Corp. debut 1960s fad, for short 2004 iPod debut 5-by-5-square crossword, e.g. 5x5 crossword 5x5 crossword, e.g. 1/60 fluid dram 1/60 of a dram 1/60 of a fluid dram 7-11's, e.g. 7-point type. 7-pt. type. 2015 animated prequel 2015 hit spinoff of "Despicable Me" 7-point types '60s garb '60s skirts 10-answer crosswords 5x5 crosswords 5x5 crosswords, e.g. 60's attire '60s dress '60s fashions 2013 Toyota Sienna, e.g. 1942 film, "Mrs. __" 11 electoral votes. 32nd of 50 1961 Jackie Gleason role 14-year-old, e.g. 15-year-old, legally 17-year-old, legally 2002 Tom Cruise sci-fi film 2002 cyberpunk Spielberg film '50s All-Star Minnie 1950s All-Star outfielder Minnie 1950s-'60s left fielder selected for nine All-Star Games 1960-62 home of Lee Harvey Oswald 18th century dance. 18th-century dance of France 3/4 dance 3/4 time dance 3/4-time dances 1/48 of an NBA game 1/60 of an hour 60 seconds 1979 Doobie Brothers hit 1979 hit for the Doobie Brothers 1775 foe of the British 1776 fighter 1776 warrior '50s "Dinner on the dot" sloganeer "0 Sole ___" 2021 Thalía single "Eres ___" ("You're Mine") 15-year orbiter 15-year presence in space 1986 U.S.S.R. launch 1986 launch 1986-2001 Earth orbiter 1986-2001 orbiter 1986-to-2001 orbiter 2001 reentry of note 34th Street happening 34th Street occurrence 1962 film about Helen Keller, with "The" 1962 movie for which Anne Bancroft and Patty Duke won Oscars, with "The" '82 Fleetwood Mac album 1993 Disney acquisition 1966 Supreme Court case notable 1966 Supreme Court case that established that people in custody must be informed of their rights 1993 A.F.C. Rookie of the Year Rick 20th-century Spanish painter 2006 Best Actress winner 2006 Oscar winner Helen 1999 Sarah McLachlan album with the hit song "Adia" 1982 Diana Ross song 2012 film adaptation of "Snow White" 1099-__ (IRS form) 51st Psalm 1987 King novel 1987 Stephen King book 1987 Stephen King novel 1990 Kathy Bates film 1990 film featuring zealous fan Annie Wilkes 1990 thriller about the dark side of fandom 1990 thriller with the line "I'm your No. 1 fan" *13th in a literary series of 26 1980 Olympic mascot name 50 mi. island W. of New Guinea. 1942 Shirley Temple film 1989 comedy-drama based on a Beth Henley play 1980s feminist coinage regarding nuclear proliferation 2003 Kelly Clarkson hit 1984 Chuck Norris film — (1984) 2000 film about a space expedition that goes awry 2,320-mile river 1991 Denzel Washington film 1991 film starring Denzel Washington and directed by Mira Nair 1970 hit for Mountain (United States) 1949 musical by Irving Berlin, featuring Eddie Albert as a newspaper photographer 14-time role for Lois Maxwell 45,000 tons of battleship. 2006 biopic about Peter Rabbit's creator 1991 Broadway musical nominated for 11 Tonys 1991 Broadway smash 2003 title for Susie Castillo 1978 Rolling Stones chart-topper 2003 Aaliyah hit 2 + 2 = 5, for instance. 1960's TV show set on a farm 1960s sitcom with a talking palomino 1960s sitcom with a title palomino 1954 #1 hit by the Chordettes 1,001 causes of anxiety? 2001 Anjelica Huston miniseries, with "The" 1959 Johnny Mathis classic 1959 Johnny Mathis hit that begins "Look at me ..." "21" sch. "21" school 2000 Kyocera acquisition 20th of a grain. 1990-2011 sport compact car 2002 Olympics organizer Romney 2008 candidate Romney 2012 U.S. presidential candidate Romney 2012 debater against Barack 2012 election name 2012 loser to Barack 2012 political chant *2008 Republican hopeful 2012 also-ran 1,004, in old Rome 1,004. 1004, in Roman numerals 1004, to Nero 1004, to a Roman 963 years ago. 5½ and 8¾, e.g. ... and a hint to this puzzle's circles 7-Up, sometimes 1,009 figures of speech? '50s slugger Johnny 1940s slugger Johnny 1987 Masters champ Larry 1987 Masters winner Larry 1,051, in Roman numerals 1,051, once 1,051, to Hadrian