BOOKS
The first paragraph of this Dickens work says "Old Marley was nailed as a door-nail
Christmas Carol
Introduced in 1985, Jolt Cola said it had twice as much of this stimulant as other colas.
caffiene
Founded in 1851 by Henry Jarvis Reymond, this newspaper is famously known for its editorial excellence.
New York Times
15 judges sit on the international court of justice as the principal judicial organ of this global body.
U.N.
Liesel Meminger steals "The Gravedigger's Handbook" & other tomes in this WWII set-novel narrated by death .
The Book Thief
<special> The curve of eggshells distributes this evenly.
Pressure, tough one
You can read The Times-Picayune in print or online at nola.com, nola is short for this city.
New Orleans
Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iwela, an economist from Nigeria, is the first woman to head this, WTO for short.
World Trade Organization
Jean Louise Finch is the real name of the girl with this nickname in "To Kill a Mockingbird"
Scout
In "Lolita", Humbert Humbert is an unreliable one; "Treasure Island" has a naive one.
narrator
Slugger Eddie Matthews of The Atlanta Braves (baseball) was on the cover of this first issue on August 16, 1954.
Sports Illustrated
exchange rates
This H.G. Wells story says the title figure has googling spectacles and (a) ghastly bandaged face"
The Invisible Man
The name of a Norweigan Army officer lives on as a synonym for traitor
quisling
From 1889 until The Early Great Depression, this newspaper rarely reported beyond business and economic news.
The Wall Street Journal
This group that now has 27 member nations is headquartered in Brussels, Belgium.
EU
Special edition 60th anniversary Wranglers and Cherokees gave fans of this brand the Willys.
Jeep
12-year-old Jonas is the receiver of memories in this novel by Lois Lowry.
The Giver
A song from "South Pacific" is about "a cockeyed" one of this type
Optimist
In 2013, a go-to paper for expats in Europe changed its name from International blank to International New York Times
International Harold Tribune
This agency, the IAEA, has been much in the news in recent years, with it's inspectors' attempts to monitor nuclear technology.
International Atomic Energy Agency