MUSICAL MONUMENTS
The outlines of the Fab Four rock out in Beatles-Platz in this German city where the band played many an early gig
Hamburg
Helping you with a soft reboot, this 3-key step was chosen as it was nigh impossible to engage using only one hand
Control-Alt-Delete
Norway & Alaska, where there's 24 hours of light during summer, share the nickname the "Land of" this
Midnight Sun
A stranded German motorist might say "Mein auto ist" this, a word we use in English for anything busted
kaput
"Save the cheerleader, save the world"
Heroes
I'm very "cross" about this Latin word meaning a vital or pivotal point
crux
Of course the statue of this pigtailed country legend in Austin, Texas includes his guitar, Trigger
(Willie) Nelson
It's not a veggie, it's the mark above the 6 to show where something is to be inserted
caret
In 1945, a five-bomber squadron took off from Fort Lauderdale headed into this area bounded by Florida, Puerto Rico and the northernmost point for which it is named. After a compass failure, the planes disappeared and were never found.
the Bermuda Triangle
A form of self-defense primarily without weapons, karate is Japanese for "empty" these
hands
"When news breaks, we fix it"
The Daily Show
Exlex translates as "bound by no" this
law
**DOUBLE JEOPARDY**
Montreaux champions this late singer in his adopted country of Switzerland
Freddie Mercury
Inscript, the standard keyboard of this country, is for scripts like Gujarati, Tamil & Telugu
India
After one of its national symbols, this U.K. country is "The Land of the Leek"
Wales
A cappella means "in the style of the chapel" in Italian, but it means this to us
without musical accompaniment
An HBO candidacy: "Boldly running for president. Proudly standing for everything"
Veep
Nimbus is this 5-letter object of nature
a cloud
Statues of Bon Scott of this band are found in Scotland & Australia
AC/DC
New evidence suggests that the QWERTY keyboard design may have sprung from telegraph operators translating this
Morse code
In Germany, it's "The Town of the Pied Piper"
Hamelin
Literally French for "blow of mercy", it's any finishing stroke, especially to end suffering
coup de grâce
A 2016 reboot: "No man has done more with less"
MacGyver
Someone deeply respected due to their serious nature has a lot of this 8- letter Latin term
gravitas
Hundreds of organ pipes float in the air to celebrate this composer in a Helsinki monument
Sibelius
Invented in 1960, much later than its forward pal, this mark gained popularity when used in MS-DOS
the backslash
**DAILY DOUBLE**
This country that's famous for its cheese & butter is nicknamed "the Dairy of Northern Europe"
Denmark
From Yiddish, for "juicy", this end-of-the-alphabet word means pleasingly plump or buxom
zaftig
"Your body is no longer your own" & "We will bear no more"
The Handmaid's Tale
Meaning an emergency force, "posse" this
comitatus