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5	Many runners hit the wall at the infamous Heartbreak Hill on mile 20 of this Beantown race
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10	A German legend says this flower's name is derived from a drowning knight's words to his love Vergiss mein nicht
11	This major metropolitan marathon begins & ends in Grant Park
12	It's the general cost of maintaining a home in decent condition
13	This comic rapped I was an ugly kid I never had fun (no respect no respect) they took me to a dog show & I won!
14	Bleeda Kahlo & Courtney Shove are players in this rough 'n' speedy sport
15	In December 1398 Tamerlane sacked this old city in northern India amid great carnage
16	The name of this type of memory aid like 30 days hath September comes from the name of the Greek goddess of memory
17	The finish line for the London Marathon is between this London residence of the queen & St. James' Palace
18	Nice! You got this free bump into first class for your flight! Enjoy the free drinks!
19	On International Women's Day 2020 the Celebrity Edge set sail as the first cruise ship with an all-female this control center
20	After Crassus died in battle in 53 B.C. this other Great triumvirate member allied with senators against Caesar...ooooops
21	This Latin reminder phrase is a memento of our mortality
22	The last stretch of the Berlin Marathon passes through this gate which was closed in the early years of the race
23	This theater direction can mean to take the focus from another actor & put it on your own performance
24	Taco had a top 5 hit covering this Irving Berlin song that says Why don't you go where fashion sits?
25	The portrait here is of 19th century French empress Eugénie surround by these ladies you know it's true
26	Famed for his wealth this king conquered mainland Ionia (yay!) but Cyrus the Great beat him & took over Lydia (rats!)
27	A precursor to war in the late 19th century was Remember the Maine to hell with this country
28	Much of the marathon in this city on the Arabian Peninsula takes place on Jumeirah Beach Road
29	To censure or criticize someone not start pigtails from the bottom
30	The last name of this Miserables guy is probably a nickname a contraction of voilà & his first name
31	These rod-shaped structures in a cell's nucleus carry its genetic information
32	This supreme musician was the son of a muse & I'm no lyre
33	Esther Rolle played Florida Evans on Maude & this dyn-o-mite sitcom
34	The name of this largest living bird species comes from the Greek for sparrow
35	Trainwreck I Feel Pretty
36	1984 begins with this character entering the glass doors of Victory Mansions
37	Rocks that have been environmentally altered from other rocks make up this class from Greek for change & form
38	The villainous Procrustes stretched or dismembered victims to make them fit onto his iron this
39	Archaeologist Esther Van Deman's major work was titled The Building of these Roman waterways
40	Now referring to sexism this -ism comes from possibly fictitious sternly traditional French soldier Nicholas
41	Training Day Roman J. Israel Esq.
42	Appropriate first name of California settler Trask dad to Aron & Cal in East of Eden
43	Pass the this defined as a substance produced by the reaction of a base & an acid
44	While married to Menelaus Helen was abducted by this man & much trouble ensued
45	She used her experiences as a Smith college student for the character of Esther Greenwood in The Bell Jar
46	Although this footwear's name is French it goes back to a Spanish fiber used to make the soles as well as rope
47	Room The Glass Castle
48	In One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest he gets himself transferred into the psychiatric hospital for fun & entertainment
49	These subatomic particles are named for physicist Enrico
50	After killing his mom for betraying his dad Orestes is pursued by these vengeful goddesses aka the Erinyes
51	The male hero of the biblical book of Esther is this uncle of Esther's whose name comes from the Babylonian god Marduk
52	This original longer name for a certain musical instrument comes from Italian words for soft & loud
53	Mad Max: Fury Road Venom
54	This novel with a biblical title by Toni Morrison follows the life of a character named Milkman Dead
55	This theory views subatomic particles as threadlike one-dimensional entities not zero-dimensional points
56	In the Iliad this mighty warrior drags the body of Hector behind his chariot
57	She called her autobiography The Million Dollar Mermaid
58	The name of this old shotgunlike firearm with a short barrel comes from the dutch for thunder gun
59	The Mountain Between Us Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom

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