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Clue Answer Literally 'blank slate'; philosophical argument for nurture vs. nature, (put forth by the next answer...) 17th century English philosopher 2001 Nicole Kidman horror film The answer to life, the universe, and everything, according to Douglas Adams 1961 satirical novel by Joseph Heller Johnny Cash's nickname Lewis Carroll sequel to 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' Mechanical automobile component for transmitting torque and rotation 1933 science fiction work by H.G. Wells Indian spiritual term for 'righteous duty' or 'virtuous path' American-born spiritual guru, now called Ram Dass Alternate title for The Police's 1979 hit 'Message in a Bottle' 1993 Kevin Kline political comedy Northern Illinois area code 1947 John Steinbeck novella Dorothy's uncle in The Wizard of Oz type of limestone; nickname for the CBS building in New York 2007 Jim Carrey suspense thriller 1943 novella by Antoine de Saint-Exupery 1975 Bruce Springsteen album/song

Clue Answer 19th century Russian revolutionary/anarchist 1610-1611 William Shakespeare play Biblical ancestors of all of humanity English weekly newsmagazine founded in 1843 Biblical book and CBS crime drama Archie Comics character whose dog is named Hot Dog Something rock band Disturbed could help you 'Get Down with' Greek/Roman god of light, sun, truth, archery, and much more 2009 ABC science fiction serial drama Poker slang for the indicator of who's dealing Possibly Mark Twain's most famous character Number of stitches on a baseball Biblical patriarch who wrestled an angel Christian novel series by Tim LaHaye and Jerry Jenkins Many-headed serpent of Greek myth Original winner of Survivor 1859 novel by Charles Dickens Epistaxis, or nasal hemorrhage 1964 folk song about New Orleans popularized by The Animals 18th-19th century English utilitarianist/social reformer

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