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It's from the French for one "who owns & manages a business", taking the financial risk

an entrepreneur

100

A Hungarian exam

a Budapest test

100

"When you're" at this restaurant, "you're family"

The Olive Garden

100

This brand famed for salad dressing never made a dime for its movie star founder, who gave $50 mil. in profits in its first decade to charity

Newman's Own

100

Prisoners really do make these; in Michigan, rolls of aluminum are used to produce about 10,000 per day

license plates

200

The Paleocene was this 5-letter division of geologic time

an epoch

200

A Korean parchment curled up for storage

a Seoul scroll

200

Cold-pressed olive oil is naturally low in this, & is classified by its ascending level of it.

acid

200

This "numeric" dressing with mayo & tomato sauce takes its name from where it was invented, in the chain between New York & Canada

Thousand Island

200

As tectonic plates collide, a plate can snap up, causing an earthquake; that force transfers to the water, creating one of these

a tsunami

300

This word from the French is the practice of spying

espionage

300

A Lebanese matching jacket & trousers

a Beirut suit

300

Olive oil is high in this type of fat whose name tells you it has only one type of a certain bond per molecule

monounsaturated fat

300

A Nebraska plumber invented this dressing with garlic & onion powder, dried herbs, powdered pepper & buttermilk

ranch

300

This "colorful" phrase referred to cheap diner meals of yore & the item they were served on

a blue plate special

400

It's a sovereign decree, like that "of Nantes"

edict

400

Philippine flavoring from a tropical orchid

Manila vanilla

400

I've ordered this type of black olive so prized that the Spartans annexed Messenia to get the supply

Kalamata olives

400

It's the first name in salad dressing & for the steak house known for it, including fat free raspberry pecan & sweet Vidalia onion

Ken's

400

Steel plates were sewn into canvas to make these 4-letter vests worn by American aviators during World War II

flak jackets

500

One in this job studies the origin & history of words

an etymologist

500

Sudanese darkness or sadness

Khartoum gloom

500

This thick spread made from capers & black olives hails from Provence

Tapenade

500

Traditionally, this alliterative salad dressing is big on mayonnaise but a new trend used olive oil & nuts

green goddess

500

The first fossils belonging to this dinosaur with bony plates in its back were discovered in the 1870s

a Stegosaurus

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