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AMERICAN FEMALE FIGURE SKATERS |
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Tahiti is part of the 130-island group called French this |
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Alexandra Pauline Cohen uses this first name, the Ukrainian nickname for Alexandra |
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He worked as a copywriter for Time magazine &, in his spare time, wrote the novel "Catch-22" |
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To take care of kids while their parents are out for the night |
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In 1884 Hiram Maxim made the first really effective fully automatic one of these killing machines |
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In 2007 a judge ruled that a Santa Barbara newspaper had illegally fired workers for trying to join this |
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Named for one of the country's early prime ministers, Fox Glacier is found on this nation's South Island |
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While racking up U.S. championships year after year, she settled for Olympic silver in 1998 & bronze in 2002 |
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A girl is cursed with the "gift" of obedience in the novel titled her "Enchanted" |
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It's the body cavity containing the stomach, intestines, etc. |
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He started producing spirits in 1858, & his name is now on a line of brandy & liqueurs |
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This final payment is often 1 or 2 weeks' pay per year of service |
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Cornelius Houtman established Dutch trade from Java to this island off Africa, 4th-largest in the world |
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This skater known for her hairstyle bought the Ice Capades in 1993 but sold it 2 years later |
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This Indianapolis-born author's drawings can be seen in his books "Slaughterhouse-Five" & "Breakfast of Champions" |
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Collective term for the leaves of trees, particularly in the fall |
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Hiram Powers's "The Greek Slave", seen here, caused a sensation in the 1850s, & this woman wrote a sonnet about it |
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Douglas MacArthur is among those who've been fired for this, disobedient resistance to authority |
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To visit this windy South American plateau, you may want to bring a Synchilla jacket from the company of the same name |
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She was the only American to win an Olympic gold medal at the 1968 Winter Games in Grenoble |
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He received international fame in 1878 for his story about Daisy Miller, an American flirt in Europe |
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"Wilkommen" to this type of supper club, from the Old French for "small room" |
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Musician Hiram King Williams (1923-1953) was better known as this |
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From the Latin for "end", this word often follows "wrongful" |
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The Princess Ragnhild Coast is part of this Antarctic land named for a Norwegian queen |
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Born to Polish parents in Philadelphia, she became the youngest world champion in 1997 at age 14 |
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In this Ernest Gaines novel set in the '40s, Grant Wiggins must teach an innocent man on death row to die like a man |
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Teddy Roosevelt & Hiram Johnson got more votes than the Republicans as the 1912 ticket of this forward-looking party |
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The 2008 firing of the Oakland Raiders' coach was "for" this, meaning coach doesn't get the rest of the money |
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