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1. In 2004 Iowa produced 2.2 million bushels of this
   
2. The largest lake West of the Mississippi River it varies in size depending on the weather.
   
3. The alternate title is "How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb"
   
4. Curving outward
   
5. The author of "Beloved" was the first African-American to win the Nobel prize for literature
   
6. Julius Caesar's mistress Servilia was the mother of this conspirator who helped kill Caesar.
   
7. Feathers flew in Washington when this wife of diplomat Joseph Wilson was outed as a CIA agent.
   
8. Amylase & Lipase are these, which catalyze reactions in organisms without themselves changing
   
9. His last words referred to his wife: "I know that I am going where Lucy is."
   
10. Riyadh is the capital of this country.
    
11. The first folio divided Shakespeare's plays into comedies, trageies & these
    
12. One of Nevada's nicknames ties it to this metal.
    
13. "Suddenly Seymour" & "Feed Me" are songs from this show.
    
14. Term for a nuclear reactor that produces at least as much fissionable material as it uses.
    
15. This Stravinsky work caused a riot when it premiered in 1913, in the season of its title.
    
16. His 1963 book "Cat's Cradle" deals with Ice-9, an invention that leads to the end of the world.
    
17. Doing lots of manufacturing in Washington State, it's the world's biggest aerospace company.
    
18. "Have sword, will travel," could have been the motto of this most famous of crusader-fighting Muslim.
    
19. A UPN series is based on the childhood of this comedian who hosted the Oscars in 2005.
    
20. Among Hindu deities, Shiva is the destroyer & this is the preserver.
    
21. This English poet died in 1824 while on a mission to fight for Greek independence
    
22. This vast art museum in St. Petersburg was created by Catherine the Great in 1764.
    
23. The cell formed by the union of 2 gametes
    
24. "The Guns of" this month is about the events leading up to World War I
    
25. He had a tough 1822 as he contracted VD & left unfinished his Symphony in B Minor.
    
26. 4 states call themselves commonwealths: Massachusetts, Kentucky, Virginia & this one
    
27. Common alphanumeric designation for the year also notated MM
    
28. This "Privilege" lets Congressmen send out official mail without paying postage
    
29. Some people found it just offal reading this 1906 Slaughterhouse saga
    
30. In the mid-1950's Jasper Johns started painting a series depicting this iconic American object.
    
31. The former creative director of Gucci, he put himself on the cover of the 2006 Vanity Fair Hollywood issue.
    
32. 1 1/2 miles, this third leg of the triple crown is the longest of the 3 races.
    
33. Tessie is the one chosen in this Shirley Jackson story about a macabre game of chance.
    
34. It precedes "emptor" in a phrase meaning "let the buyer beware."
    
35. In 1520 he really ticked off the pope with ideas like reducing the 7 sacraments to 2.
    
36. Senhora is "lady" in this language spoken by about 180 million.
    
37. Captain Corcoran is the "Right Good Captain" of this title ship
    
38. 2 world capitals lie on South America's Rio de la Plata: Buenos Aires & this city
    
39. Slander is spoken defamation; this is written defamation
    
40. This Harry Potter creator has ruled the bestseller lists for almost a decade.
    
41. It's caused by eddying in the atmosphere & pilots have to worry about it.
    
42. Not as depressing as a depression, it's defined as 2 successive quarters of decline in real GDP.
    
43. Term for any member of the set of positive or negative whole numbers.
    
44. In 1994 he took over investigation of the whitewater affair.
    
45. A statue of her was found on the island of Melos in 1820.
    
46. Mel Gibson: "They may take our lives, but they'll never take our freedom!"
    
47. Olga, Masha & Irina are this playwright's three sisters.
    
48. ;-)
    
49. It's a small peninsula on Spain's Southern Mediterranean coast.
    
50. Nationality of Soren Kierkegaard