Russian Cities
By the 15th C., this city was capital of the Russian state & the seat if the Russian Orthodox Church
Moscow
Type of moustache named for its resemblance to a bicycle part
Handlebar
The "Tip" of Congress
Thomas P. "Tip" O'Neill
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With over $3 billion in annual sales, this soft drink has 6% of the U.S. market
Dr. Pepper
Important Russian cities on this longest Russian river include Nizhniy Novgorod, Kazan & Samara
Volga
This word for a shopping center comes from a London site where a ball & mallet game was played in narrow alleys
Mall (from Pall Mall)
1977's "Son of Sam"
David Berkowitz
(4 of) Hearing, sight, smell, taste, touch
A high school friend who was "The Professor" helped give this Philadelphia 76ers star his nickname, Dr. J.
Julius Erving
This city of 180,000 shares its name with Marx' co-writer of "The Communist Manifesto"
Engels
Sanskrit for "great queen", she's the wife of a maharajah
Maharani
Hollywood's "Swifty"
Irving "Swifty" Lazar
4 out of 5 people living at 742 Evergreen Terrance on TV's "The Simpsons"
(4 of) Bart, Homer, Lisa, Maggie, & Marge Simpson
His work includes "Hunches in Bunches", "Fox in Socks" & "Gerald McBoing-Boing"
Dr. Seuss (Theodor Geisel)
Heavenly beings Gabriel, Michael & Raphael might enjoy this city on the Dvina River near the White Sea
Arkhangelsk (Archangel)
This white gypsum cement that hardens quickly is named for the French city where it was originally made
Plaster of Paris
"The Long Island Lolita" of the tabloids
Amy Fisher
4 out of 5 Biblical books of Moses known as the Pentateuch
(1 of) Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers & Deuteronomy
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In 1988 he said, "I was proud of the youths who opposed the war in Vietnam -- they were my babies"
Dr. Benjamin Spock
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Like a ballet company, this city was named for revolutionary hero Sergei
Kirov
Derived from Old French for "crane's foot", it's a genealogical chart or family tree
Pedigree
New York's former "Senator Pothole"
Alfonse D'Amato
4 out of the first 5 letters of the Greek alphabet
(1 of) Alpha, beta, gamma, delta, epsilon
Published in 1957, this epic novel tells the story of a physician's love for the wife of a Russian revolutionary
"Doctor Zhivago"