| Hint | Answer |
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| 1974 Woodward/Bernstein non-fiction book, or its Redford/Hoffman Oscar-winning adaptation | |
| Dirty, stinky, unpleasant, or offensive | |
| An energy drink, a 'Charlie's Angels' film sequel, or a 1995 LucasArts adventure game | |
| Interpretation of facts, actions, or words, as one would like them to be, not as they really are | |
| The first African American woman to win a tennis Grand Slam (1956 French Open) | |
| Oscar-nominated writer/director of 'Magnolia', 'Boogie Nights', and 'There Will Be Blood' | |
| A ninja, a fighter pilot, or Sam Fisher might use it | |
| Nickelodeon sketch-comedy series that ran from 1994 to 2005 | |
| Kentucky, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Virginia designate themselves as these | |
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| Game show created in 1956 on which celebrities question a notable person and two impostors | |
| 16th-17th century British political economist who wrote 'An Essay on the Principle of Population' | |
| 1958 Lawrence Durrell novel, or actor Getty of 'Brothers & Sisters' | |
| Nickname of Hall of Fame Knicks guard Earl Monroe | |
| The time of life when one is expected to be responsible for one's own actions and well-being | |
| Health care meant to maintain or restore maximum movement and functional ability | |
| Conjunction that can mean 'in spite of' or 'but' | |
| Describes many Broadway shows, such as 'Oklahoma!', 'Hair', and 'Rent' | |
| Early to bed and early to rise, makes a man... | |
| Massachusetts town that is home to Brandeis University and Bentley University | |
| David Bowie-written 1972 hit for glam rockers Mott the Hoople | |
| Fictional feline from the comic strips 'Bloom County', 'Outland', and 'Opus' | |
| 2007 Silversun Pickups single from the album 'Carnavas' | |
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