THAT'S AN EXECUTIVE ORDER
THE II
(the second)
(the second)
SONGS FROM THE MOVIE SOUNDTRACK
FOOD HISTORY
WORLD CITIES
3 "O"s
400
President Biden's Oct. 30, 2023 order on the development & use of this noted its "extraordinary potential for both promise and peril"
Artificial Intelligence
400
John Adams II served as an aide to this man, his father, & got to get married at the White House in 1828
John Quincy Adams
400
Just 2 of its 4 No. 1s were "If I Can't Have You" & "How Deep Is Your Love"
Saturday Night Fever
400
It's not anything space-y but a malted dairy product that gave its name to this candy bar first sold in 1924
Milky Way
400
FDR became the first president to fly while in office when he attended a conference in this African city, sweetheart
Casablanca
400
Here's an actual one of these at a space center in Houston
Moon Rock
800
Lincoln's order of Sept. 3, 1864 gave thanks to General Sherman & his "gallant" troops for their capture of this city
Atlanta
800
This guy II knew something about cars, like when he brought the Thunderbird to market
Henry Ford (II)
800
"I Believe I Can Fly" got things animated in this 1996 film
Space Jam
800
Sam Panopoulos gave this name to the pizza he created; it's been called a "Canadian treasure" & "a Polynesian perversion"
Hawaiian Pizza
800
Istanbul's European & Asian sides are separated by this strait
Bosporus
800
These performers can bend over backwards, literally, & twist their bodies in all kinds of unusual ways
Contortionist
1200
During the Korean War, Harry Truman ordered a takeover of the industry making this vital alloy; the Supreme Court said no
Steel
1200
Shakespeare's play about this king deposed in 1399 was staged in 1601 as part of a feeble rebellion against Queen Elizabeth I
Richard II
1200
"Sunflower" by Post Malone & Swae Lee brightened up this 2018 installment in the "Spider-Man" franchise
Into the Spider-Verse
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1200
This British dessert was first used to liven up some leftover cake with booze; its name also means "something of little significance"
Trifle
1200
It's France's oldest city & its main seaport
Marseilles
1200
Seen here in full bloom, it's the state tree of Virginia as well as its state flower
Dogwood
***
1600
Martin Van Buren's first order, March 7, 1837, commanded the surgeon general to accompany this ailing man headed home to Tennessee
Andrew Jackson
1600
A 16th century Antwerp artist was a re-Pieter, sometimes known by this name II
Bruegel
1600
Curtis Mayfield's "Pusherman" & "Freddie's Dead" are cuts from the uber-cool soundtrack of this 1972 movie
Superfly
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1600
Andrew Zimmern's website notes that this portmanteau of a dish goes by the moniker "three-bird roast" in the United Kingdom
Turducken
1600
The operetta "The Student Prince" is set in this city in southern Germany, site of the country's oldest university
Heidelberg
1600
The name of a biblical king gives us this adjective meaning "wise"
Solomonic
2000
In 1964 LBJ made this soon-to-be 70-year-old exempt from impending compulsory retirement under federal law
J. Edgar Hoover
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2000
James W. Alexander II was one of the founders of this -ology in which forms like a mug & a donut are equivalent
Topology
2000
It featured "Kiss" by Prince & The Revolution, & it wasn't "Purple Rain"
Under the Cherry Moon
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2000
A 1940 ad in the Australian Women's Weekly recommended one teaspoon of this spread "for good health & digestion"
Vegemite
2000
Addis Ababa was founded by this emperor II in the late 1880s
Menelik
2000
Mohammed VI became king of it in 1999
Morocco