"XO"
You don't have to go to Egypt to try your luck at this hotel on the Las Vegas strip
Luxor
A perfect number is equal to the sum of its proper divisors; for example,
28 = 1 + 2 + 4 +
these 2 integers
7 and 14
He's seen shortly after his 1990 release hugging former MP & long-time apartheid foe Helen Suzman
Nelson Mandela
After an earthquake, coast dwellers, be aware of the possibility of this danger with a Japanese name
In the 1910s non-medical divisions moved to the Homewood campus of this Baltimore university
Johns Hopkins University
In the devil made you do it, you might be in need of a priest who can perform this demon expulsion
Exorcism
i is used to represent the square root of -1, this type of "unreal" but handy-as-a-concept number
Imaginary
Brits were gobsmacked when Michelle Obama defied royal protocol & put an arm around her at a 2009 meeting
Queen Elizabeth II
In a medical emergency, you need to act fast, & if someone exhibits face drooping, arm weakness, & speech difficulty, it's time to call 9-1-1, because these are the warning signs and symptoms of this
Stroke
You'll have a heck of a Hanover at this Ivy League school founded in 1769
Dartmouth
This word is sometimes used to describe a woman who's full figured
Buxom
(4/3)pi r3 is the volume of one of these
Sphere
In 1979 Soviet Premier Leonid Brezhnev smooched Erich Honecker, head of this country that has rejoined another
The Red Cross reports that 60% of house fire deaths occur in homes where these are not working
Smoke Alarm
It's the only Pac-12 school that does not contain the name of a state
Stanford University
As its name implies, this type of muscle serves to bend a part of the body
Flexor
This property of addition says
(a + b) + c =
a + (b + c)
Associative Property
Ruling title of Alexander I, whom Napoleon embraced in June 1807 & attacked in June 1812
Tsar
In this emergency operation, an incision is made in the windpipe to open an artificial breathing passage
Tracheotomy
Fittingly, there's a large Greek system in this Georgia city
Athens
Mata Hari originally made a name for herself in Europe as one of these 2-word performers
Exotic Dancer
The constant e is known as the number of this Swiss genius whose name started with E but is pronounced with an "oi"
Euler
The photo here was taken August 14, 1945, the day this was announced
The end of WWII or V-J Day
A phenomenon called odor fade can make this dangerous home event harder to detect
A natural gas leak
Named for a Supreme Court justice, it boasts Pulitzer winners Margo Jefferson & Thomas Friedman as alums
Brandeis University