Cities of France
All jobs are important
To the steamhouse!
Itadakimasu!
Dry
100
This port city is the second most populous in the country; Paris is two and a half times larger.
Marseille
100
In 1472, the walls of the Assumption Cathedral in the Kremlin collapsed. Ivan III summoned these specialists from Pskov to investigate. They pointed out that the mortar was too thin and "didn't stick."
Masons
100
THIS can be made from the branches of almost any tree or shrub that is flexible, thornless, and doesn't release sticky or harmful substances. The most common are birch, oak, nettle, alder, and pine. Many other plants, herbs, and combinations thereof are also used to make them.
A bath whisk
100
THIS never spoils. Even after thousands of years, honey remains edible due to its natural composition, which inhibits the growth of microbes. Archaeologists have discovered pots of still-edible THIS in ancient Egyptian tombs.
Honey
100
In the United States, the 18th Amendment to the Constitution, adopted in 1917, prohibited the production, sale, and transportation of alcohol. This provision was repealed in 1933 with the enactment of a new amendment (the 21st), which repealed the previous one. However, in some states, the law remained in effect until 1966. What was its layname?
Dry spell
200
In the film "Weekend at the Ocean," Jean-Paul Belmondo's character attempts to flee France with British troops. The film takes place in the vicinity of this city.
Dunkirk
200
At many hotels in Geneva and Zurich, those looking to take a break from their devices can delegate this "job" to dedicated staff.
Manage your social media
200
According to these people's beliefs, the evil spirit Akaname lives in the bathhouses, licking the barrels and tubs at night.
Japanese
200
Genuine wasabi, derived from the rhizome of the Wasabia japonica plant, is rare and expensive. Most wasabi available outside Japan is a mixture of THIS mustard, and green dye.
Horseradish
200
In official documents, it's called an "individual food ration."
Dry rations
300
One of this city's museums displays the silk upholstery from Marie Antoinette's chambers. 
Lyon
300
The heroes of the Italian film "Shusha" are boys who do this job. The name comes from the Italian pronunciation of THESE English words.
Shoe shiners
300
One of the baths in this capital was built by the famous architect Sinan, commissioned by the legendary Roxolana.
Istanbul (at that time, it was the capital of the Ottoman Empire)
300
After winning the Stanley Cup with the Washington Capitals last season, Evgeny Kuznetsov not only brought the trophy to Ulyanovsk but also ate this Ural dish from the cup.
Pelmeni
300
Having heard a friend criticize his beloved, this Pushkin hero "responded dryly and remained silent the entire journey."
Vladimir Lensky
400
In 1923, the city's mayor's office borrowed almost a million francs from property owners, studios, and the bank... It was worth the effort, although it didn't recoup its costs. 
Chamonix (host of the 1st Winter Olympics)
400
Every May 1st, Rochester, England, hosts a parade of representatives of this profession. It's still in demand in Britain, as there are many old buildings in the country.
Chimney sweeps 
400
During their construction, Boris Freidenberg fell out with the client and left Moscow. Freidenberg's assistant, Sergei Kalugin, completed the baths.
Sandunovsky Baths, Sanduny
400
On February 20, the feast day of St. Luke of Greece, it was customary to bake pies with this filling.
With onions
400
In 1995, the US introduced a "dry feet" policy for refugees from this country: those caught at sea were sent back, but those who managed to reach shore had to stay.
Cuba
500
In 1996, John Paul II celebrated Mass in this city to mark the 15th centenary of the baptism of King Clovis.
Reims (where the French kings were crowned)
500
The association of these professionals has long demanded a separate Oscar nomination for them. In 2018, star actress Helen Mirren supported their demand.
Stuntmen
500
Returning from Troy to his homeland, he went to the baths, where he died at the hands of his own wife, Clytemnestra.
Agamemnon
500
This acacia sap product was first extracted in the Middle East. It is used in the preparation of licorice sweets, marshmallows, Belgian cuberdons...
Gum Arabic
500
For many wine lovers, the concept of “sweetness” can be confusing. Often, what tastes sweet might not be as sugary as it seems. Conversely, what seems “dry” could carry a touch of sweetness. In wine, sweetness is measured typically by residual sugar (RS), the natural grape sugars that remain after fermentation. IF Medium dry is up to 12 g/L, how many gramms of sugar can define dry wine?
up to 4 g/L