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Running for V.P. he told the nation about his daughters' cocker spaniel, Checkers, on September 23 |
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You may think this director's middle name, Ingmar, is his first name, but his real first name is Ernst |
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A style of sleeve cut in 1 piece with the bodice, or a Japanese robe |
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About 70% of the people of this nation speak a form of German called Schweizerdeutsch |
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A dentil is a small block resembling one of these, hence its name |
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Begun in 1174 by Bonnano Pisano, this bell tower deviates 17 feet from the perpendicular |
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He was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for his novel "The Caine Mutiny" |
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On Oct. 9, 1990, when he would have turned 50, his song "Imagine" aired on radio in 130 countries |
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This vowel should be capitalized when used as a pronoun |
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Castilian is the leading form of this Romance language |
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Inspired by riverboats, the "Steamboat Gothic" style flourished in this country in the 19th century |
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The name of this biblical tower means "Gate of God" |
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The city of La Plata, Argentina was renamed for her after her July 26 death |
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Jan Stephenson has been called "The Marilyn Monroe of" this sport |
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Akureyri, the 2nd largest city in this country, has only 13,000 people while Reykjavik has 89,000 |
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This Scandinavian country's language has 2 forms: Bokmal & Nynorsk |
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A hexastyle is a portico with this many columns |
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This building on Wacker Drive in Chicago is served by 103 elevators & 18 escalators |
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This actress-singer married her agent, Sid Luft, on June 8 |
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He played Chance Wayne in the original 1959 production of "Sweet Bird of Youth" & in the 1962 film |
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"Rocky Mountain Beaver Pond" & "Man-Eaters of India" are 2 of this society's nature videotapes |
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Of Macedonian, Dalmatian or Slovene, the 1 that died in 1898 with its last known speaker |
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Some living rooms feature these high ceilings named for a type of church |
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Until 1929 this 985-foot-tall wrought-iron landmark was the world's tallest man-made structure |
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He was forced to abdicate the throne of Egypt July 26 by General Naguib |
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This lawyer has written over 60 books, including an autobiography subtitled "My Life on Trial" |
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On USA Today's weather page, "sn" stands for this condition |
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Although Dutch is official, most people speak Sranan Tongo in this South American country |
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This style of architecture flourished even after the city it was named for was renamed Constantinople |
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Its 18 acres include Tower Green, the White Tower & the Waterloo Barracks |
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