| Fake Title | Real Title | Year |
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| Community of deceased writers who specialize in non-prose | |
| A direction mostly opposite from the south, but also a quote from 'Hamlet' | |
| Organized criminal groups of the Empire States largest city | |
| Murder William | |
| A 1963 pop single by Bobby Vinton | |
| The person who kills the eponymous wild animal for sport, but is disturbed after using the same skill on the Vietnamese | |
| An 1-22 month old human valued at an extremly high price | |
| Ms. Parker and Mr. Barrow | |
| 7,620 Minutes | |
| A promise of human bodily fulids, only satisfied within the last ten minutes | |
| A resilient young individual with little motive for resistance | |
| Aside from 'Wiseguys,' the most commonly used nickname used amonst organized criminals | |
| | Fake Title | Real Title | Year |
|---|
| The 1912 passenger ship which sank despite preconceived notions that it was unsinkable | |
| The document of 1,200 Jews pardoned from execution due to the eponymous factory owner | |
| The lack of noise coming from a group of young sheep | |
| Taking on the persona of the Oscar-nominee from 'Places in the Heart' | |
| The other half of a duel role in a wildly popular ballet | |
| The last name of the first openly homosexual elected to public office, but also a mammalian source of nurishment for their young | |
| The individual who is hunted by the authorities due to lack of complience to abide by federal laws | |
| Human Males refrain from the act of weeping | |
| Execute the proper objective | |
| A collision between two automated vehicles | |
| The attribute of being unusually difficult to damage or destroy | |
| The 35th President of the United States | |
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