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HAIL TO THE CHIEF

200

'In 1824 this famous son won a vote in the House of Representatives & became president'

John Quincy Adams

400

'After losing the GOP nomination to Ford in 1976, he began his successful effort to snag the 1980 spot'

Ronald Reagan

600

'With the ratification of the Treaty of Ghent, this president declared the War of 1812 over'

James Madison

800

'John Brown made his most famous raid while this man was president'

James Buchanan

1000

'The first to hold regular press conferences, he began them 7 years before Helen Thomas was born'

Woodrow Wilson

CINEMATIC TITLE PAIRS

200

'1961:
"....and Goliath"'

David

400

'1992:
"....and Natasha"'

Boris

600

'1977:
"....and the Eye of the Tiger"'

Sinbad

800

'1985:
"....and the Snowman"'

The Falcon

1000

'1959:
"....and the Little People"'

Darby O\'Gill

PRISONERS' SENTENCES

200

'He wrote "Mein Kampf" in Landsberg Prison in the 1920s'

Adolf Hitler

400

'This civil rights leader penned his "Letter From the Birmingham Jail" on April 16, 1963'

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

600

'This Irish wit's "De Profundis" was inspired by his stay at Reading Gaol'

Oscar Wilde

800

'His book "The Sixteenth Round: From Number 1 Contender to No. 45472" led the way to his release & a 1999 film'

Rubin "Hurricane" Carter

1000

'Later president of Sinn Fein, his "Cage Eleven" details his 1970's prison term'

Gerry Adams

JOG-RAPHY

200

'With 50,000 runners, this city's Peachtree Road Race is the world's largest 10K'

Atlanta

400

'The title character of the book "Marathon Man" trains by circling this in Central Park'

The reservoir

600

'Popular Bay Area jogging sites include Lake Merced in San Francisco & Lake Merritt in this city'

Oakland

800

'The name of the C&O Canal, one of Washington, D.C.'s popular running areas, stands for Cheaspeake & this'

Ohio

1000

'Popular name of the tough section of the Boston Marathon course seen here'

"Heartbreak Hill"

CLOTHES-MINDED

200

'This 2-piece bathing suit has a tank top & a bikini bottom, hence the name'

Tankini

400

'Named for the German doctor who created them, this brand of boots, seen here, turned 40 in 2000'

Doc/Dr. Martens

600

'4-letter term for a fancy fabric woven with metallic threads popular for evening wear'

Lame

800

'He studied medicine & served in the Italian army before becoming a clothing designer & opening his Emporio shops'

Giorgio Armani

1000

'To be authentic, this type of plaid must be registered & approved by the Lyon Court in Edinburgh'

Tartan