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In 1850 he became the 1st territorial governor of Utah |
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Latin for "little nut", the center of a cell was named this because it looked like a little nut in a shell |
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Encyclopaedia Britannica says this 20th century emperor's first name is Michinomiya |
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Theda Bara, Vivien Leigh, C. Colbert & Rhonda Fleming all "asp"ired to greatness in this role |
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Following his 3rd voyage to the New World, he was put in chains & sent back to Spain |
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The act or process of proving a will |
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Of identical, Siamese or fraternal twins, the pair that may have one of each sex |
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This emperor's mother, born Letizia Ramolino, was known by the title "Madame Mère" in 19th c. France |
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The Larry, Darryl & Darryl international lard-throwing fight features 3 actors from this sitcom |
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Deposed as governor of Puerto Rico, he decided to go looking for the Fountain of Youth |
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A landlord who wants to repossess his property might send a tenant a notice to do this |
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He began giving out his famous monthly "Golden Fleece Award" in March 1975 |
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Term for the technique that allows scientists to replace genes on a chromosome |
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It was the native language of England's King George I, who couldn't speak English |
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She played Jimmy Stewart's wife in "Strategic Air command" & "The Glenn Miller Story" |
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Walter Chrysler named a car for this discoverer of the Mississippi River |
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In a criminal suit, one who proceeds against a person in the name of government |
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An Alabama city is named for this man whose land purchase added territory to New Mexico & Arizona |
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This test, done in the 16th week of pregnancy, can indicate genetic disorders of a fetus |
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In 1973 at age 27, Carl XVI Gustaf became king of this country & the world's youngest monarch |
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Singer heard here, he played the mayor of Milagro in "The Milagro Beanfield War":
"Wasted days and wasted nights / I have left for you behind..." |
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In 1869 the New York Herald commissioned this correspondent of theirs to go to Central Africa |
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In Latin it means "what for what"; legally it means giving 1 valuable thing for another |
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6 months after he died penniless, his "Goodnight, Irene" became a million-selling record |
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Except for reproductive cells, all normal human cells have this number of chromosomes |
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Prince Franz Josef II of this country has reigned longer than any other living European ruler |
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Bruce Dern played Bette Davis' murdered lover in this 1965 Southern Gothic horror film |
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In 1497 this Venetian discovered the North American mainland for England's Henry VII |
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In some states lawyers are required to spend some time doing volunteer work, which is called this |
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