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The 1st formal U.N. peacekeeping force was formed in 1956 to deal with a dispute over this Middle Eastern waterway |
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Cast members Mike Farrell & David Ogden Stiers both directed episodes of this hit show |
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A 19th century Egyptologist gave the title "Book of" this to a collection of spells written to be put in tombs |
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In 1986 Dr. Alec Jeffreys became the first scientist to use this to identify suspected criminals |
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This lettuce is named for the horticulturist, not the garment that protects babies from spills |
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Paired antonyms in a rhyme mandating wedding attire |
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On the United Nations' flag, a wreath of these symbolizes peace |
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Richard Schiff directed 2 episodes of this political series on which he played Toby Ziegler |
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E.L. Doctorow wrote a novel titled "The Book of" him, like a biblical book set in Babylon |
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Albert Hoffman, who died aged 102 in 2008, was best known for synthesizing this 3-letter hallucinogen |
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This fettucine dish became famous when Mary Pickford & Douglas Fairbanks crowned the chef the King of the Noodles |
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Resource-conscious fishermen practice catch & this |
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Meeting at The Hague, it's the U.N.'s judicial organ |
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Pamela Fryman directed "A Lungful of Alan", an episode of this sitcom that co-stars Jon Cryer |
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First published in 1830, it tells of a migration from Jerusalem to America led by the prophet Lehi |
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Rocket pioneer Robert Goddard discovered the best liquid fuel was a combination of gasoline and this, aka LOx |
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In the late 1800s a doctor created this ground steak, which he said was a prescription for good health |
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This cheese-shredding son of Zebedee was taller than St. James the Less |
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The newest member of the United Nations is this country that separated from Serbia in 2006 |
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Both parts of the 2004 pilot of this enigmatic ABC show were directed by creator J.J. Abrams |
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Once almost as popular as the Bible was John Foxe's "Book of" these people who suffered for their (Protestant) faith |
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The flask that this British scientist invented in the 1890s was a predecessor of the Thermos |
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Escoffier created & named an exceedingly thin & dry toast for this Australian opera singer |
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This 4-letter antonym of "deranged" comes from the Latin for "healthy" |
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The signing of the U.N. Charter took place in this West Coast city in June 1945 |
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"The Nerdvana Annihilation" & "The Loobenfeld Decay" episodes of this sitcom were directed by Mark Cendrowski |
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In 1528 Castiglione described the perfect royal attendant in "Libro del Cortegiano", "Book of" this person |
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The first mention of this scientist's theoretical cat was in 1935's "The Present Situation in Quantum Physics" |
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This raw, thinly sliced beef is named for a Renaissance painter whose red colors were deep & rich |
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A Hemingway character says he went bankrupt "gradually and then" this way |
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