| Clue | Answer |
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| The Prince of Darkness, rock legend known for biting the head off of not only a pigeon, but a bat as well | |
| Miami University, not to be confused with the University of Miami, is located in this midwestern town | |
| Application suite available for a number of different computer operating systems; it supports over 110 languages | |
| An appointed amateur radio officer is called this. It can also refer to a fourth referee at a soccer match | |
| It is solemn promise made by one athlete every four years (two if you count the winter version) | |
| Called the pelagic zone by scientists, this area of the sea refers to all non-shallow waters where you would find squid, sharks, or plankton | |
| When Indiana University and Purdue University play their annual football game they fight to take home this bucket | |
| This computer programming paradigm has been used to design applications since the mid-'90s (with 'programming') | |
| This fluid from the Mediterranean is mainly used in cooking but is also used in fuel for lamps | |
| This term refers to the faith of those far-eastern Christian churches that recognize only three ecumenical councils | |
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