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STATES THAT FLOW TOGETHER |
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Cheerleaders know it traditionally precedes "sis, boom, bah!" |
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One has St. Louis, the other has East St. Louis |
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A variety of bawdy stage show, or reminding one of Mr. Ives |
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DC Comic dubbed this character "The Clown Prince of Crime" |
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In 1990 John Major was no longer minor as he succeeded this towering British prime minister |
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Eleanor's triumph, passage of the UDHR, got her the first standing ovation for a single delegate in this organization's history |
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In 1983 there was no harmony at this New York prison when inmates rioted over poor conditions |
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Hoover Dam is on their border |
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Pertaining to an Italian Renaissance painter, or in a very different mood, to TV's Sally Jessy |
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Cam becomes Fizbo, "the (butt)-kicking clown that'll twist you like a balloon animal", on this ABC sitcom |
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Isabel Peron, 3rd wife of Juan, surely cried after his death... until succeeding him as president of this country |
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In an '80s hit it precedes "Keep it down now, voices carry" |
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The state where Martin Luther King was born & the state where he married Coretta Scott |
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"Goddess" term meaning stately, or something a lot like that Ellen Page film |
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On "In Living Color" this Damon Wayans clown "don't play that" |
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In 1997 Sister Nirmala succeeded this woman as the head of the Missionaries of Charity |
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At foodnetwork.com recipes for this fish include Macadamia Nut Crusted & Grilled Tacos |
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This big land buy named for one also got us the other |
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Solid term suggesting massive, majestic beauty, or referring to Christ the Redemer |
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This song begins, "Isn't it rich? Are we a pair? Me here at last on the ground, you in mid-air" |
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David Muir was named to replace her as the regular anchor of "World News Tonight" |
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Before her death in 1962, Eleanor made a final visit to the old family summer home on this Canadian island |
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German health plans cover visits to a spa, including this one at the foothills of the Black Forest |
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One has Rocky Mountain National Park, one has Cherokee National Park |
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It refers specifically to an author who died in 1924, or broadly to senseless, menacing complexity |
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In 1988 John Vernon, the dean in "Animal House", found more than 0.0 "Killer Klowns from" here |
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After filling Ted Kennedy's shoes in Mass., this man decided to try out Jeanne Shaheen's senatorial ones in New Hampshire |
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