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By definition, a number is odd if it's not divisible by this |
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In August 1981, President Reagan fired them for striking illegally |
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Trio onstage as "Macbeth" begins with "When shall we three meet again?" |
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Napoleon escaped from this island to fight another hundred days |
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Light, sound & the sea all travel in them |
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The belief that old souls return to Earth in new bodies |
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Number above the denominator |
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For nearly 40 years, Australian-born Harry Bridges led this dockworkers' union |
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Man-on-the-street Louis Nye greeted him each week with "Hi-ho, Steverino!" |
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In 1972, the United States returned this island to Japan |
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Early version of a hearing aid named for the musical instrument it resembled |
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In pi, digit which follows 3.1 |
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Construction trade of first AFL-CIO chief, George Meany |
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Famous document that opens, "When in the course of human events" |
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Large Canadian city on a St. Lawrence River island of the same name |
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Electronically recorded visual record of the human voice now used for identification of criminals |
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The side of a right triangle opposite the right angle |
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Before this series self-destructed, it opened, "Good morning, Mr. Phelps" |
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For over 200 years, Knights of St. John ruled this Med. island for which they are also named |
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Kind of vision used to see object to the side while looking straight ahead |
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Number represented by 10 in a binary system |
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Poet whose "Sonnet on His Blindness" begins, "When I consider how my light is spent" |
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This part of the eye operates like the diaphragm of a camera to regulate the amount of light received |
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