Letter OTHER 2500–2750

10,000, for 4, in base 10, e.g. 1991's word: Fever-preventing 2015 Marvel movie 2015 film from Marvel Studios 2015 film with the tagline "Heroes don't get any bigger" 2006 Dunst title role 19th-century Austrian composer of nine symphonies 2003 Pancho Villa portrayer 1963 Burton role 1920 Summer Olympics site 1998 DreamWorks film 1998 DreamWorks film with Woody Allen voicing an insect 1998 animated bug film 1998 animated bug movie 1998 animated film 1998 animated film featuring the voice of Sylvester Stallone 1998 animated film loosely based on "Brave New World" 1998 animated film often compared to "A Bug's Life" 1998 animated film released the month before "A Bug's Life" 1998 animated film set in Central Park 1998 animated film with Sharon Stone voicing an insect princess 1998 animated film with a queen 1998 animated film with soldiers, workers and a queen 1998 animated film with the voice of Woody Allen 1998 animated movie 1998 animated movie featuring Woody Allen's voice 1998 animated movie set in a colony 1998 animated movie whose main character is Z Marion-4195 1998 bug film 1998 film about a formic society 1998 film featuring Colonel Cutter 1998 film featuring Princess Bala 1998 film featuring Woody Allen's voice 1998 film featuring the voices of Gene Hackman and Sharon Stone 1998 film featuring the voices of Woody Allen and Sharon Stone 1998 film in which Insectopia is sought 1998 film in which Sharon Stone voices an insect 1998 film with "Back to the Colony" music 1998 film with Stallone as a soldier 1998 film with Woody Allen's voice 1998 film with leggy stars? 1998 film with talking bugz? 1998 film with the character General Mandible 1998 film with the voice of Gene Hackman as General Mandible 1998 insect-world animated film 1998 medium for Sharon Stone's voice 1998 movie that competed with "A Bug's Life" 1998 movie with the tagline "See the world from a whole new perspective" 1998 movie with the voice of Woody Allen 1998 rival of "A Bug's Life" 1978 Nobel Peace Prize cowinner Sadat 1978 Nobel name 1978 Nobelist's first name 1978 co-Nobelist Sadat 1977 Time Man of the Year 1978 Nobel Peace Prize recipient 1999 Pacino film directed by Oliver Stone 0 5-word adage. 2011 Tony-winning musical revival, including a 1982 Tony-winning musical 1966 Fonda-Robards movie 1945 Cahn/Styne tune 1953 hit for Julius La Rosa 1915 Gallipoli fighter 1/22/44 beachhead 1944 Italian beachhead 1944 battle site 1983 Hawaiian Open winner 2004 World Golf Hall of Fame inductee Isao '90s ISP '90s-'00s CD sender 1998 buyer of Netscape 1998 purchaser of Netscape 1999 Moviefone acquirer 2000 MapQuest acquirer 2001 merger name 2010 buyer of TechCrunch 2011 "Huffington Post" buyer 2011 Huffington Post acquirer 2011 Huffington Post purchaser 2011 purchaser of the Huffington Post 2015 Verizon acquisition 2015 Verizon buy 2015 Verizon purchase '00s merger widely considered to be the worst in business history 50-50 choice, perhaps '69 self-titled debut from psychedelic Chicagoans 18-inch artery. 2009-'10 "At the Movies" co-host 125-mile river between Brazil and Paraguay. 19th-century conflicts that ended with Geronimo's surrender 11th Egyptian month. 11th month of Egyptian year. 3-banded armadillo. 1956 A.L. Rookie of the Year 1948-94, in South Africa 1960 Oscar winner with The 1A, for example 1924 novel set during the British Raj 1924 novel that won the James Tait Black Memorial Prize for fiction 1924 novel whose 1995 book club edition had elephants on the cover 1984 David Lean film 1984 film based on the 1924 novel 0% interest? #5 on a scale 5 on the Mohs scale 911 call follow-up, perhaps 2001 Tim Burton extra 1970 Kinks song 1970 song by the Kinks "2001" extras "2001" characters "2001" creatures 2010 Kylie Minogue album 1951 film "__ in the Sun" 1951 drama starring Montgomery Clift (or 1966 song by Stevie Wonder) 100%, as a grade 100, gradewise 100, in a sense 100, say 110%, perhaps 98, grade-wise 99 or 100, say 1979 Martin Sheen movie 1979 film with Capt. Willard and Col. Kurtz 1979 war movie that ends with the line "The horror ... the horror!" (South Korea) '60s exploration mission '60s lunar project 17-mission NASA program 17-mission space program 1960's-70's space program 1967 disaster 60's-70's project __ 11, mission celebrated in this puzzle '60s-'70s space missions 1960's-70's flights 1970s joint U.S.-Soviet space flight 1970s joint U.S./Soviet space project 1995 Tom Hanks film 1995 Tom Hanks docudrama '00s skating champion Ohno 2014 Olympics skating analyst Ohno $1.99 buy, often 2010 American Dialect Society Word of the Year 2048, for one 99¢ purchase, often 1,500-mile mountain range. 1961 Bette Davis role 2007 IHOP acquisition 1965 Roy Head song 1990 coinage in "PC Magazine" 1934 novel "Maw'id" 2048 and others "4," sometimes: Abbr. 0% ___ financing 30-day mo. 30-day spring mo. 4 letters? 4 on a date: Abbr. 4/ 4/ alternative 4/ in a date: Abbr. 4th mo. 2nd qtr. starter 1040 time 30 days 30-day month 30-day period 4, at times 4, in a date 4, sometimes 4th in a series 4th of 12. 4/1 shout 4/4 #1 song of 1957-58 1040 months 1921 DeSylva/Silvers classic '60s singer with Nino Tempo 4 or 5 is a good one for a coll. hopeful 5's are the best ones "1 BR" listing, e.g. 2 BR listing, perhaps 2 BR/1 BA listing, perhaps 2-BR listing 2-BR listing, maybe 3 rms. & bth. "49 Up" director Michael '90s-00s IBM PC 1994 IBM PC debut 10-G, e.g.: Abbr. 221B, e.g. 1998 Ian McKellen film 1998 Ian McKellen/Brad Renfro thriller "___ 4 Rent" 1-BR listings 12-month rentals, often: Abbr. 2-BR listings, perhaps 1998 Outstanding Voice-Over Performance Emmy role 600-mile river in Peru. 765-foot-long "water coaster" on Disney cruises 15 before the hour 13th Century philosopher. '80s Philippine leader 1980s Philippine leader 11-season Notre Dame football coach Parseghian 1964 Coach of the Year 1966 Sporting News College Coach of the Year Parseghian 17A, for example 1987 Pulitzer winner "___ and Jew" '66 Loren-Peck film 1966 Peck/Loren spy thriller 1962 Best Picture setting 1962 Best Picture title locale 2022 FIFA World Cup location 1, 2 vis-à-vis I, II 2010s revolutionary movement 1920s hit "The Sheik of ___" 1993 accord signer 1994 Nobelist 1994 Peace Nobelist 1994 Peace Prize sharer 1994 Peace co-Nobelist 1994 Peace co-Nobelist with Rabin and Peres 2000 Camp David Summit participant 2000 Camp David guest 2000 Camp David visitor 1965 movie, "__ to Live" 1949 John O'Hara novel '85 Roger Daltrey album "Under ___ Moon" '61 Poitier film 1959 Broadway show with Sidney Poitier 1959 Lorraine Hansberry play 1959 Tony-nominated play whose title is from a Langston Hughes poem 1959 play by Lorraine Hansberry 1959 play with a title from a Langston Hughes poem 1961 movie 12,000 square miles of Asia 26,000 square miles of shallow water. 26,160 sq. mi. inland sea. 26,166 sq. mi. of water. 26,166 square miles of water. 26,200 square miles of water, in Asia. 4th largest inland body of water. 24,634 sq. mi. of water. 26,000 square miles of water. "11 Harrowhouse" director Avakian 80's-90's writer Saroyan 16,696-ft. mountain. 16,945 ft. peak.
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