Letter OTHER 26500–26750

1968 Julie Christie movie set in San Francisco 1956 Grace Metalious book 1957 drama with nine Oscar nominations but no wins 1957 film about a New England town 1957 film location 1960s TV soap based on a 1956 best seller 1960s prime-time soap 90-year-old mint 1/100 of a mark 2003 Oak Hill event 2017 Daniel Day-Lewis period drama about a dressmaker 2017 Day-Lewis film with multiple Oscar nominations 2017 historical drama that, fittingly, won the Oscar for Best Costume Design 1957 Mark Dana horror film 1930 Melbourne Cup winner '90s "nifty" 1990s "cool" 1998 in-flight movie? 1677 Racine tragedy #1 in all-time Olympic gold 2008 Summer Games phenom Michael 1978 Maya Angelou poem #21 of 24 21st Greek letter 21st chapter of a frat 21st in a series of 24 21st letter 21st of 24 76ers, in chyrons 76ers, on scoreboards 22nd character of the Greek alphabet 1987 Super Bowl MVP Simms 2/2 groundhog 2004 Masters winner Mickelson *1993 film 42-acre attraction along the Schuylkill River '90s morning TV cohost 1970s-'80s "A.M. Los Angeles" cohost 2000 senator 1521 Magellan landing site 2017 Poker Hall of Fame inductee 2008 World Series winner 4/25/1978 Veterans Stadium debut 2008 World Series champs 2013 Best Picture Oscar nominee 2013 film for which Judi Dench received a Best Actress nomination 2013 title role for Judi 1950's "Whiz Kids." 2008 World Series champs, familiarly 2008 World Series winners, to fans 1970s Cleveland Browns quarterback Mike '83 University of Houston basketball team 128 cubic feet of telecommunication devices? 45's place 78 player 78 player, briefly 61 Bogus 8x10, e.g. 7 is in the middle of it 1954's Battle of Dien Bien ___ 1500 '80s "When the Rain Begins to Fall" singer Zadora 1982 Golden Globe recipient Zadora '30s chanteuse Edith 1993 Holly Hunter film, with "The" 88 keys. 88-key instrument 1974 hit that begins "It's nine o'clock on a Saturday" 3.14159 1982 Razzie winner for "Butterfly" 1/6 inch type 1/6 inch, in printing 1/6 inch, in typography 1/6 of an inch 1/6-inch type 10-pitch type 12 points, on a page 12 points, to a printer 12 points, typographically 12-point 12-point printing unit 12-point type size 2001 sports autobiography about an Olympic downhill skier 1998 Winter Olympics skiing star 1990s captain born in 2305 10-pitch types 12-point fonts 12-point type choices 12-point types 3/14 3/14, to Princetonians 100%, metaphorically 3/14 dessert, for some 2003 Katie Holmes film 3 TIMES 1960 musical set in a bakery? ___ 1 Imports ___ 39 (tourist spot near Fisherman's Wharf) 14th U.S. president *1995-2002 007 before Daniel Craig 14th President and family. 17th-century dramatist '80s Canadian leader 57501 preceder, on envelopes 13,646 people (49th place) 1919 Picasso painting 1499 marble masterpiece 1964 World's Fair attraction 1980's South African president ___ Botha 2019 Chinese zodiac animal 2019 Chinese zodiac sign 2019 zodiac animal 2019 zodiac beast 50's hat style 1959 Day film 1959 Day-Hudson film 1959 Doris Day film 1959 Doris Day/Rock Hudson comedy 1959 Hudson/Day film 1959 Hudson/Day movie 1959 Rock Hudson flick 1959 Rock Hudson/Doris Day romp 747 flier "6 Underground" Sneaker __ 1" badge, say 5D need 7 or 10, in a 7-10 split 7-10 split component 1969 hit for The Who *2008 stoner comedy 2008 Seth Rogen comedy film 1969 A.L. Rookie of the Year 1989 Clint Eastwood action film 1972 film for the birds? 1972 movie 1964 Sellers flick with The *1983 UB40 hit 1959 hit for Dodie Stevens '50s kids' TV host Lee 1949 Jeanne Craine title role '50s TV host '50s childrens' show host '50s kiddie TV host '50s kids' show host 1940 Dickie Jones role 40-point meld 48-card game 48-card game derived from bezique 7-10 split pair .473 liter .473 liters 16 fluid ounces 16 ounces 96 teaspoons 1492 arrival 1492 craft 1492 crosser 15th century vessel 15th-century fleet member 2005 Literature Nobelist 2005 Nobel-winning dramatist 1970s subcompact 1940s babe 1950 Tony winner Ezio __ 10 (first spacecraft to observe Jupiter) "12 Days of Christmas" verb 1992 U.S. Olympic Dream Team member 1972 Ben Vereen musical 1972 Bob Fosse musical 1972 Broadway debut 1972 Broadway musical 1972 musical or its 2013 revival 1972-77 Broadway musical 1973 Best Musical nominee 1973 musical for which Vereen won a Tony 2013 Tony winner for Best Revival of a Musical 1960's-70's backup group, with "the" 1978 cult film inspired by "Jaws" 1982 Kristy McNichol film, with "The" 1979 World Series champs 1979 World Series victors 1958 Nobel Peace Prize winner 1409 Council site 1589-92 teaching venue for Galileo 13th-century Italian sculptor 13th century Italian family of sculptors 13th century sculptors Nicola and Giovanni 1980s "SNL" regular 1989 and 1990 NBA champs 2004 NBA champs 1934 Hall and Nordhoff adventure novel 2012 musical comedy starring Anna Kendrick and Rebel Wilson that surprisingly didn't win an Oscar for best sound? 50-yard links stroke, maybe "24 Hours From Tulsa" singer Gene 60's singer Gene 500 places "12 Years a Slave" actor 18th C. British PM 18th C. English prime minister 18th-century British prime minister who was a vocal defender of the American colonies 2008 Big East Tournament Champions 24-year-old British P.M. 1979 World Series champs whose theme song was "We Are Family" '50s pope 12-time Vatican name 20's-50's papal name 15th cen. pope 15th century pope 15th-century pontiff who was the only pope to write an autobiography 15th-century pope 18th-century pope 1903-'14 pope 1930s pope 1920×1080, e.g. 4 __ = 1 bu. 1951 Montgomery Clift/Elizabeth Taylor film, with "A" 9-to-5 locale, perhaps 1955 Broadway musical 2008 running mate without any makeup? 2003 leaked CIA name "__ 9 from Outer Space" "___ 9 From Outer Space" (1959 film turkey) 401(k), e.g. 0-D, 1-D, or 2-D 2021 comedy directed by Natalie Morales 2nd choice British rapper? 1918 Physics Nobelist 1918 Physics Nobelist Max 6.6260693 x 10^-34 joule second '30s Electra, e.g. 2-D surface 707, for one 737, for example 747, for example 757 or 767 777, for one 2013 "Cars" spinoff *2000s documentary whose first episode was "From Pole to Pole" 11-part documentary with the episodes "Caves" and "Deserts" *1968 sci-fi classic remade in 2001 1968 Charlton Heston sci-fi flick 1968 film with a famous "surprise" 1968 sci-fi film remade in 2001 1968 sci-fi film that was remade in 2001 2001 Tim Burton movie '01 Stevie Nicks hit "___ the Universe" 20th century industry. 225-mile river between Uruguay and Argentina. $100 item in politics.
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