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In 1998 Israel celebrated its 50th anniversary & this Leon Uris book celebrated its 40th |
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It's a leading tin producer; fish fights are all the rage; it's the country formerly known as Siam |
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When playing the video form of this game, go for the big win, a royal flush |
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Babushka means this relative, or the scarf she might tie under her chin |
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Hole, rough, fairway, green |
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It's the horrific "monster" seen here |
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With "Pandora", she recently began a new series of vampire tales |
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Alpacas are bred for wool there; Singani is a favorite drink; the National Museum of Arts is in La Paz |
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In craps if you bet "pass" & throw either of these numbers on the come out roll, you win |
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An apparatchik was a bureaucrat in this organization that once numbered 15 million |
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Fly, crease, cuff, waistband |
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Seen here is the not-so-horrific star of this "tasty" horror-comedy show |
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In 1997 this author returned to his roots with "Wobegon Boy" |
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It's about the same size as Washington, D.C.; it's a principality; it's next to Switzerland |
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You can win at blackjack with this method explained by Edward Thorp; don't get caught |
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It's the drink most commonly tossed back with "na zdorovie", "to your health" |
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Shuttle, beater, weft, warp, cloth roller |
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In addition to techno-thrillers, he's also written such nonfiction works as "Submarine" & "Fighter Wing" |
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Sandals are popular there; many of the people speak Dinka; the second largest city is Khartoum |
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In 1989 Iowa became the first state to legalize modern mobile casinos on these |
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Soviet shoppers often spent hours in one of these, an "ochered" |
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Screw base, inert gas, pinch, support, filament |
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They're the happy horror homemakers seen here |
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E.L. Doctorow's novel "The Book of Daniel" was based on the espionage trial of this couple |
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Its official language is Malay; Bandar Seri Begawan is its capital; its head of state is a sultan |
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Term for the 2-wheeled buggy pulled by a trotter in harness racing |
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Meaning "union", it's the name of the spacecraft that docked with Apollo in 1975 |
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Crest, weights, chain, pendulum, moon dial |
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This 1931 film seen here could have been called "The Two Faces of Frederic March" |
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