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For the sake of our currency, Tim Geithner & Jack Lew both underwent signature remediation before taking this job |
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When exposed to electricity, this mineral vibrates at regular intervals, so it's used in wristwatches to keep accurate time |
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A narrative folk poem, or a simple, romantic song |
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A major tourist attraction, the Tequendama Falls are on this river that shares its name with Colombia's capital |
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A line from this 1972 classic: "It's a Sicilian message. It means Luca Brasi sleeps with the fishes" |
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16-year-old Euphemia Allen composed this easy piano piece with the name of eating utensils |
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This bill is sometimes called a fin, from finf, the Yiddish word for its numerical value |
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The largest one of these ever recorded was 1,720 feet high & slammed into the Alaskan panhandle in 1958 following an earthquake |
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A government reward, perhaps put "on your head" |
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The world's highest-paid TV actress, this U.S. sitcom star was born in Barranquilla, Colombia, in 1972 |
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This 1994 prison drama starring Tim Robbins & Morgan Freeman reminds us that hope can set you free |
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Just switch 2 letters in a word for "60 seconds" & you'll have this type of dance |
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Something unimportant is said to be this 2-word miniscule poker bet |
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These objects that collide with the earth are divided into 3 major types: stone, iron & stony-iron |
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It's the printed name of the author of an accompanying news story |
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The Orinoco River flows northwest towards Colombia, where it forms part of the border between Colombia & this country |
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She won an Oscar for playing Clarice Starling in "The Silence of the Lambs" |
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This simple little Beethoven piece may be just what you were looking für |
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The mint in this western city produces about half of U.S. coinage & is the USA's second-largest gold depository |
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2.54 million light-years away, the nearest major galaxy to ours is this one named for a mythological maiden |
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It's the crime of having 2 wives at once |
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Aracataca, the birthplace of this Nobel Prize winner, once held a vote to add its name to Macondo, a town in one of his novels |
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1930s comedy classics starring this zany trio include "A Day at the Races" & "A Night at the Opera" |
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This composer's "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" is so easy to learn, even the mouse king will stand to applaud |
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This 5-letter word refers to a special non-circulating coin that collectors prize for its fine detail & mirror-like finish |
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This structure in the respiratory tract forms the Adam's apple in males & is used in making sounds |
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Job title of a college treasurer |
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There are great beaches at the walled city founded as this de Indias, meaning "Carthage of the Indies" in English |
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In the U.S. Sergio Leone's spaghetti western "Il Buono, il Brutto, il Cattivo" has this title |
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If playing this 6-letter kind of piece, choose an easy one like Mozart's Facile, meaning "easy" |
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