| Clue | Answer |
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| The Mystery Country, whose name contains all of the letters for every answer in this quiz | |
| To sing in the pop style of Michael Bublé, Mel Tormé or Rudy Vallée | |
| This cartoon company's products backfired so many times, I think the Roadrunner owned it | |
| Maize | |
| Power trio that included Jack Bruce, Ginger Baker and Eric Clapton | |
| Weapon, spray or Windu | |
| This Shakespearean-named character 'Must Die' in a 2000 Jet Li film | |
| The centre of the Earth or the centre of an apple | |
| Gathering of military information in the field, briefly | |
| One who emits mournful cries; complainer | |
| Birchbark watercraft | |
| A mighty oak can from a little one grow | |
| Blind person's aid or sugar source | |
| The Grimaldi family rules this European Principality | |
| Term once applied to people with an IQ of 51-70, one step above 'imbecile' | |
| | Clue | Answer |
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| He was a president, or she famously sang 'Happy Birthday, Mr. President' | |
| This NFL quarterback once dated Jessica Simpson | |
| Billiard shot in which the cue ball strikes two balls successively | |
| 1976 Gregory Peck horror classic 'The ___' | |
| Singer Billy had a number of '80s hits, none about the Pacific or Atlantic | |
| A term for a mansion; Bruce Wayne had a stately one | |
| Surname of the actress whose name was often abbreviated as MTM | |
| To strand a castaway | |
| Comedian Ray had his own sitcom from 1996-2005 | |
| Actress Diaz or filmmaker James | |
| 4840 square yards | |
| Escamillo sings Toreador in this Bizet opera | |
| Sailor, Harvest or Warren | |
| The iris and pupil are covered by this | |
| French, Catalan and Romanian are in this family of languages | |
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4-Letter Countries
5 Letter Countries
Multi 'U' Countries
