| Clue | Answer |
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The dominant masculine member
of a group of humans or dogs | |
| Breakfast cereal with pieces shaped like letters | |
| The binary star system less than 5 light years from Earth. Heck, we're practically neighbors! | |
| Consisting of both A-Z and 0-9. | |
| A class of drugs, including Propranolol, used to treat hypertension and heart attack victims | |
| The organic compound that gives red & orange vegetables their color | |
| In the video-tape wars, this format lost to VHS. | |
Form of radiation ascribed to
the origin of the Incredible Hulk | |
| Early '70s country charttopper for Tanya Tucker and #1 pop for Helen Reddy | |
Musical style of singers like James Cotton,
Big Boy Cruddup, John Lee Hooker,
Leadbelly and Muddy Waters. | |
| Mrs. Michael Douglas | |
| | Clue | Answer |
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| Without even the teensiest amount | |
| An honorary society of college students chosen on the basis of high acedemic standing | |
80's group that performed 'I Can't Wait'
or fresh footwear for the spelling-challenged | |
| Irrational number often approximated to 22/7. | |
The band KLF were previously known
as the Justified Ancients of this. | |
| VI + V | |
| Business management strategy developed by Motorola that seeks to reduce defects | |
70's soul band, famed for 'Oh Girl'
and 'Have You Seen Her' | |
Defunct chain of US restaurants
that specialized in Mexican food. | |
1971 Charton Heston film that used
the same source material as 'I Am Legend' | |
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