| Hint | Answer |
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| Mike Myers plays this British spy in a trilogy of parody movies. Groovy! | |
| These might include invisibility, flight, x-ray vision, maybe even laser beams | |
| 1989 hip hop song by Public Enemy | |
| Used to describe the number of individuals who make up a workforce | |
| Political slogan used in the 60's supported by people such as Malcolm X | |
| The strength of an engine is measured in this | |
| A well-equipped army is said to have a lot of this | |
| When a penalty results in five on four in ice hockey. | |
| We get this from converting the sun's rays into energy | |
| A Nickelodeon show that featured four kids who loved to play hockey, surf and skate | |
| You might read about the latest news about the Wii or DS in this magazine | |
| These colorful, morphing heroes have been fighting evil since the 90's. | |
| Generally the second tallest man on a basketball team, also known as the '4' or post position | |
| Not quite a jog or a run but faster than your normal pace | |
| A force greater than ourselves, Alcoholics Anonymous encourages finding one | |
| This military alliance consisted of Japan, Germany and several other countries in WWII | |
| Coca-Cola introduced this drink to compete with Pepsi's Gatorade | |
| These three crime-fighting girls were made from Chemical X on Cartoon Network | |
| A political slogan or rallying cry also a John Lennon song | |
| This Soul/Funk band originating in the 70's is best known for their hit 'You're Still a Young Man' | |
| Electric drills, chainsaws and wood routers. Why wouldn't mom let us play with them? | |
| Presentation program that is part of the Microsoft Office suite | |
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Top 10 Box Office Stars (2000s)
