| Hint | Answer |
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| The capital of Yemen | |
| The Colonel behind KFC | |
| An ancient Indo-Aryan language now considered dead, but still used in Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain texts | |
| Authoritative permission or approval, often found in toothless UN resolutions | |
| The capital of Chile | |
| Soundness of mind or judgment | |
| To make holy, consecrate or purify of sin | |
| A type of footwear, examples include thongs and flip-flops | |
| Jolly Old Saint Nick | |
| A mixed drink commonly made with red wine, sugar, fruit juice, and brandy | |
| Any member of the FSLN, a Nicaraguan revolutionary group which held power in the 1980's | |
| 3-time Cy Young winner for the Dodgers who pitched from 1955-1966, later became the youngest player ever elected to the Hall of Fame | |
| Optimistic, cheerful, with high hopes, also refers to a blood-red color | |
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| A sacred or holy place, also a term for immunity | |
| An ancient Israeli court of judges, dissolved in 358 AD under Roman rule | |
| A northern Ohio city, home of Cedar Point | |
| One of earliest brands of instant decaf coffee who's name is derived from the French 'sans caféine' | |
| Any of several trees of the genus Santalum commonly used in incense or fragrant bath soaps | |
| The 4th most populous city in California, named for an Italian saint | |
| 1970's sitcom starring Redd Foxx | |
| Two slices of bread, some meat, and maybe a little cheese | |
| The common name for the Spanish-American philospher who famously said 'Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it' | |
| The first female member of the US Supreme Court | |
| A hospital that treats chronic illness, commonly associated with mental disorders | |
| The capital of the Dominican Republic | |
| Dream weaver of lore or a Neil Gaiman graphic novel | |
| Nope, that's the 2nd most populous city, and I believe it's named after a part of cetacean anatomy or at least that's what I've been told... | |
| Nope, that's the 3rd most populous city, and Joseph wasn't Italian | |
| Nope, that's the 11th most populous city, and Saint Anne wasn't Italian | |
| Saint Bernardino was Italian, but that's the 17th most populous city | |
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