| Clue | Answer | Category |
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| The 'young pretender' to the British throne in the 1740s was also known as Bonnie Prince this | |
| 9 teaspoons equals this many tablespoons | |
| This Midwest state is the only one whose 2-letter postal abbreviation is a preposition | |
| The Oregon Trail & Pony Express Route both passed by Casper in this state | |
| This term for a person who works for various employers comes from knights who sold their skills | |
| Cecelia Bartoli has unearthed & sung several forgotten arias by this 'Four Seasons' composer | |
| This language was invented in Warsaw in 1887 by Dr. L.L. Zamenhof | |
| In a 2008 revival of this show, the Sharks sing in Spanish | |
| It completes the line 'Shall I compare thee to...' | |
| 'Bush at War,' 'Plan of Attack,' & 'State of Denial' are books by this famed journalist | |
| In 2008 she played Daisy, the lifelong friend of Benjamin Button | |
| Atomic number 98, this radioactive element is the only one named after a U.S. state | |
| Regarding this device, Archimedes said, 'Give me a place to stand on, and I will move the Earth' | |
| He was president during the War of 1812 | |
| Smaller than only Greenland, it's the world's second-largest island | |
| Now named to the Cabinet, Steven Chu won a Nobel for capturing atoms with these light beams | |
| In Latin, the name of this country means 'Place of Freedom' | |
| Logically, it's the middle book of Dante's 'Divine Comedy' | |
| John the Baptist's ministry took place in the region around this river | |
| An arm bone, or an adjective meaning 'funny' | |
| In 1620 it sailed west from Southampton with Christopher Jones as captain | |
| Hit the bull's-eye & name this discount retail store first opened by the Dayton Co. in 1962 | |
| Mozart's last & perhaps most powerful symphony shares its name with this planet | |
| In 'Great Expectations,' this aged lady still wears her wedding dress | |
| Just one radio advertising song | |
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