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18. Watvögel: Avcets

The abstract is in hot climates, usually in salt moisture areas, where it with its accuracy account from the side to water in search of water insects in which it feeds from the side to water.Switched off and other similar species can follow the name "stilts".A nickname that was used for her because of her long legs.

21. "I ___": How

"I love you" translated into "you love yourself" and "Je t'aime" in French.

23. PIMP starts career in rap ... but has an epic mistake !: Hustle and flop (from "Hustle & Flow"))

"Hustle & Flow" is a film from 2005 about a drug dealer and a pimp with ambitions to become rap artists.

25. Father of Paris, in myth: stroller

In Greek mythology, Paris was the son of Priam and Hecuba, the king and the queen of Troy.Paris is famous to with Helen, Queen of Sparta he in his heel with an arrow.

30. Cabby saves prostitutes ... with their chatter!: Taxi brilliance (from "taxi driver"))

"Taxi Driver" is a remarkable film from 1976 directed by Martin Scorsese with Robert de Niro.The film is remarkable through great achievements, but also for the attempt in President Ronald Reagan's life.The candidate for killer John Hinckley Jr.er tried to kill the president to impress Jodie Foster.Hinninckley was obsessed with Foster because I saw his performance in the film as a prostitute of the child Iris Staresma.

33. Labatt for one: brewery

The Labatt Brewing Company is Canada's largest brewery.The company was founded in 1847 by John K. Labatt in London, Ontario.

34. Composer known for humor music: Eno

Brian Eno was one of the pioneers of the song "Ambiente" of the song.In 1978 Eno composed an album called "Ambient 1: Music for Airports", which was the first in a row of four albums with an environmental issue in the environment.Ranges was a somewhat inventive way: 1/1, 2/1, 2/1 and 2/2.

36. Something that comes out of the shelf ?: Berg

An iceberg is a large piece of fresh water ice that hovers freely after it has been broken by an ice glacier."Ice Mountain".

38. Tropicana products for abbreviation: OJS

Tropicana Company is a famous one for his orange juice.The company is based in Chicago, where only a few oranges are grown ...

43. Guy makes a new best friend ... who is a communist in the end!: I love you, Mao (from "I love you, man")

"I love you, Man" is a 2009 comedy with Paul Rudd and Jason Segel in a "Bromance" .rashida Jones Co-Star, which gives a female interest.

50. Drinks called "Tonic" in Boston: Pop

A carbonated drink can be referred to with different names depending on the location.In the south, a "coca" may not be an adhesive drink.The Bostoners apparently used the term "tonic" generally for a carbonated drink.

54. Terra de enya: Erin

Enya's real name is Eithne Ní Bhraonain, which Irish translated to Enya Brennan.from Ireland.And it definitely appears a lot in crossword puzzles!

55. Appropriate: Usurp

Usurping is to capture and maintain with violence.The term "Usurp" reaches us from Latin to French, "usus" (a use) and "rapere" (to enjoy it).

56. The retired one returns from the pool shark ... to earn the French Impressionist painting !: The color of the money (from "the color of money"))

"The Color of Money" is a 1986 Martin Scorsese film with Paul Newman as a pool Hustler Fast Eddie Felson.Win.It was "the color of the money" that finally earned her a prize for the best actor fitness studio.Newman repeated Eddie's quick role in "The Hustler" from 1961.

The French artist Claude Monet was one of the founders of the impressionist movement and in fact the term "Impressionism" comes from the title of his painting "Print, Sunrise" from 1872. This work shows the port of Le Havre, the hometown.By Monet.Late in her life, Monet bought a house in Giverny and famous Lily Ponds and a Japanese bridge in the extensive gardens of the property.He spent two decades famous works.

63. Pink Slide: Can

The term "pink slip" can be used as a verb that means "end an employee".

64. ___ Equis (Mexican beer): two

The Equis camp was originally manufactured in 1897 and at that time was referred to as "Academic XX" (20th century) to remind you of the arrival of the new century.The name was later changed in simple "from Equis" (two ex).

65. CHAP receives life lessons from Kid ... Who is really an Android !: About a bot ("on a boy"))

"About a Boy" is a film adaptation of a novel from 1988 with the same name of Nick Hornby (which also wrote "High Fidelity" and "Fever Pitch", which were also transformed into successful films).With Hugh Grant and Toni Collette, Nicholas Hoult played the character.

70. A page in the "big game" of university football: Cal

The "big game" of university football is played every year between UC Berkeley (Cal) and Stanford.

74. Bitcoin, P.: E-Cash

Bitcoins are digital currency units used on some Internet websites.Bitcoins are the most popular alternative currency that is used on the web today.

75. Utopias: food

The word "utopia" was shaped by Sir Thomas, but by his book "Utopia", which was published in 1516 and describes an idyllic island in the Atlantic.Use more from the name of the name Utopia from Greek "or" no "no" no "No" No "No" No "" and "Tops", which means "place".When he called his perfect island "No Place", but it was apparently argued that he didn't believe that the ideal could really exist.

81. Officers on the west coast follow the tracking detective ... for a cattle !: Beverly Hills Cow (from "Beverly Hills Cop")

"Beverly Hills Cop" is a funny action comedy film from 1984 with Eddie Murphy as a Detroit Cop Axel Foley, who goes to Beverly Hills to solve a friend's murder.Sequences.

88. First host "America's funniest home videos": Saget

Bob Saget is a real riddle for me.Saget has made a name for himself in television programs such as "Full House" and "America's funniest home videos" and yet in the world of stand-up comedy to play himself into roles, and yet it is, he isIs it, he is, he is, he is, he is, he is, he is, he is, he is, he is, he is he is, he is it, he is it, he is, he is, he is, he is it, he is, he is it, he is, he is he is it it is it is he is.Known for very blue and cheeky routines.

89. Glamouror Gardner: Ava

Ava Gardner is known for her connection with some great films, but also for their connection with some big names when it comes to men in their lives.In the world of cinema, she kicked in artists such as "Mogambo" (1953), "," Am Strand "(1959)", "The Night of the Iguana" (1964) and "Erdbieben" (1974).The husbands Mickey Rooney, Artie Shaw and Frank Sinatra were among the men in his life.

90. Friends gather for a funeral ... and cook a huge stew !: Big Chili ("The Big Chill"))

"The Big Chill" is a comedy drama from 1983, which is excellent for both "oldies" soundtrack and both.The film follows a group of College friends who gather in the funeral of a friend who committed suicide.The large line -up contains Glenn Close, Jeff Goldblum, William Hurt and Kevin Klin.

93. "Bali ___": ha'i

The song "Bali Ha'i" comes from Rodgers and Hammerstein's musical "South Pacific" .bali Ha'i is the name of a volcanic island that comes to the island on which the story is.Bali Ha'i's matriarch is a character called Bloody Mary and is Bloody Mary, who sings the song in musical.

94. Animated melody: rags

Ragtime music was at the peak of popularity in the early 1900s.He bears the name of his characteristic "ragged" rhythms.The most famous ragtime composer was Scott Joplin, who had a great success with his "Maple Leaf Rag" in 1899. He followed with a number of hits, including the "Pine Apple Rag" (sic).It was the film "The Sting" from 1973 that brought the real Renaissance because the successful soundtrack contained numerous Scott -joplin -Ragtime songs, including the famous "The Artistner", which was originally published in 1902.

95. Symbolic bird in "On Golden Pond": Loon

The bird known as divers here in North America is referred to as divers on the British Isles.The name "diver" comes from the swimming habit of the bird and then suddenly dives under the surface to catch a fish.The name "Loon" comes from an old English word that means "clumsy" and reflects the clumsy march of the bird while walking on earth.

"On Golden Pond" was originally a piece written by Ernest Thompson.It was adapted to the famous film in 1981, with Henry Fonda Norman Thayer and Katherine Hepburn as his wife Ethel and the real daughter of Henry, Jane Fonda played, played, played, played Henry, Jane Fonda, that plays the couple's daughter.You also a television adaptation of the piece launched in 2001 with another illustrious line -up, which included Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer as protagonists.

100. "Angel Dust": PCP

Phencyclidin is a leisure medication that is usually mentioned on the street as "PCP" or "Angel Dust".

102. Art Von or: Gordian

In the legend of the fat knot, a poor farmer named Gordian was appointed king and dedicated his ox and his car to God Zeus.He tied the car with a very complex knot, and the knot was predicted with the whole of Asia.Many tried and failed to dismiss the knot, including Alexander, the big one.Military success.

107. Bog Monster appears ... with a new series of snack crackers!

"Swamp Thing" is a superhero -horror film from 1982, which was written and staged by Wes Craven.

111. Shakespeare King: Oberon

Oberon and Titania are the king and the feet in Shakespeare's dream "a high summer night".

112. Automatic security resource to avoid skidding, abbreviation: ABS

The first anti -blor brake system (ABS) was developed in 1929 for use in aircraft.The system reduced the brake distances for 30% aircraft because the pilots were able to apply a complete braking force immediately, in order to apply a gradual pressure on the go -off instead.

115. Mann on the one hand: island

The island of man is a large island in the middle of the sea of Ireland between Great Britain and Ireland.I spent a lot of time in my youth and a very interesting place is indeed.The island of man is classified as a dependency on the British crown and is not part of the United Kingdom.It is self -managed and has its own parliament called Tynwald.You speak English, even though you have your own language called Manx, the Irish is very similar Gailge and Scottish Gaelic.And then there are these Manx cats that are without cocks.I have seen many of them and can confirm that they are actually found on the whole island.

116. Welcome to our: Love: Love

Maui is the second largest of the Hawaiian islands.Sometimes it is called "Vale Island" because it consists of two volcanoes northwest and southeast of the island, each of which is carved several beautiful valleys.

118. 007 is released ... and get a job as a Scottish tailor!: License for kilt ("license to kill"))

"License for Kill" is a bond film from 1989 with Timothy Dalton as a legendary MI6 agent.One thing that must be observed via "license to kill".

121. Outdoor: Parled

The term "conditional freedom" is a French word that we use in English, with the "conditional freedom" means "word, discourse".The French sentence "conditional freedom", which translates as "word of honor", is of particular interest.At the beginning of the 17th century, we began to use "probation" to mean a promise of a prisoner of war not to escape, as in prisoners, gave his "word of honor" so as not to escape.Condition of a prison before he fulfilled the full mandate of a sentence.

124. Escritor "Spamalot": Eric idle

Eric Idle is one of the founding members of the Monty Python.idle team was the group's musician and is a talented guitarist.If you have seen the monthly python film "The Life of Brian", you should remember the number of closures.The positive side of life."It was sung while idling and was really written by him. This music reached number 3 in the United Kingdom Charts in 1991.

126. Object of worship by old Egyptians: Asp

The poisonous snake called ASP was a symbol of the kings in ancient Egypt.

128. A page of a book: assets

A book is a book book.The term "ledger" comes from the average English "leggen", which means "Liegedown".The original main register was a great book "placed" in one place, especially, an example, a brevier is in a church.

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1. Goldfisch, P.: Carp

Carp are freshwater fish that are used as food all over the world, although they are not very popular in North American kitchens.Ornamental fish we know as gold and koi are all kinds of carp.

3. Balkan capital: Sofia

Sofia is the capital of Bulgaria.The natives issue the name "Sofia" with a focus on "O", while the rest of us emphasize the "i".Bulgarians agree with us when it comes to the name of the "Sofia" girl, so they emphasize the "i" we like!

5. Skynet T-800, for example: terminators

The 1984 film "The Terminator" was staged by James Cameron.It was a relatively low production that cost 6.4 million US dollars.So far it has cost around 80 million US dollars.No wonder the terminator said.

9. "___ Poetica": Ars

The full name of Horace's work is "Ars Poetisch, Epistula ad Pneenes" (the art of poetry, letters by soil).The work describes the technical aspects of poetry in ancient Rome, and the term "ars poetically" began poetry of poetry from to mean this period.

10. Letters on a video surveillance screen: CCTV

TV closed circuit (CCTV)

12. Strength on earth, in short: a g

The strength of gravity (G-Force), which we all feel for "a g".Since gravity is really an accelerated force, the acceleration in this gravity is measured.So when we sit in a vehicle that accelerates into 3G, we experience a force that is three times so high that we feel for the gravity of the earth.Zero G is the lack of weight that is experienced in space and outside the influence of the gravity of the earth.

13. The bus in a bus to abbreviation ?: PDA

Public affection (PDA)

"To buses" is "kissing".

14. Two plus two five, P.: Synergy

The word "synergy", which means "work together", comes from the Greek "Synn" (together) and "Ergon" (work).

15. High brand in Spanish class ?: Tilde

The diacritical brand Tilde (~) is very connected to the Spanish language.We use the name "Tilde" in English and take this name Spanish, of which a "~" is only one. What we call "Tilde" in English is usually open as "Virgugulila" or "Tilde de la Eñe"Spanish designated.

19. "Good" time: night

In French, greeting a word "Bonsoir" "good night" means.The two word printing "Bon Soir" also means "good night", but can be used in the sense of "It was a good night".

32. In a rope: Law

"Law" is the word Hawaiian for "Girlland, wreath", although a law is more generally a decorative of objects together as a decoration against the body.

33. Siner the "Star Trek: T.N.G.": Brent

Actor Brent Spiner plays Android named Leutnant Commander Date in "Star Trek: The Next Generation" on television.Siner also played the eccentric Dr.Brackish Okun in the film "Independence Day" from 1996.

37. Sand Sands: Evie

Evie Sands is a singer in Brooklyn, New York.

42. ___ Gay (W.We. Follow Plan): Enool

Enola Gay was the B-29, which lost the first atomic bomb in Hiroshima in August 1945.Enola Gay was the name of the mother of pilot Colonel Paul W. Tibbets, Jr.

44. Fifth characters: Leo

Leo is the fifth astrological sign of the zodiac.People who were born from July 23 to August 22 are Leos.

45. "___ gang": Our

The wonderful series from shorts -tour gang comedy meeting was also known as "The Little Rascals".The series was produced by Hal Roach from 1922 and until 1944.Long General Spanky meeting, which was published in 1936.

46. grp.com the motto "until everyone comes home": use

The United Service Organization (use) was founded in 1941 at the request of the FDR to "deal with the recovery of men's milk laws in the armed forces."Celebrity.A trip usually use troop locations in combat zones.

47. Gran Torino, P.: Muscle Car

By definition, a muscle car is a small vehicle with a large or maybe large engine.

57. Position after a few M.B.A.S: CEO wanted

The world's first degree in Business Administration (MBA) was offered in 1908 by the Harvard Business Administration School.

66. Care of an orthopedic m.d.: ACL

The front cruciate ligament (ACL) is one of the four main strips that support the knee.

68. Org. Is this accidentally found ?: Osha

The occupational safety authority (Osha) was founded in 1970 during the Nixon.The Osha government regulates the jobs in the private sector and only regulates one government agency, namely the US mail service.

70. Symbols in Irish Euro coins: Celtic harps

Euro currencies are issued by all participating European countries.The verse is a common design that is used by all countries, while the an verse is a specific design for every nation.For example, the currency of a Malta published by Malta presents the Maltesa intersection.Malteser is a legal competition in the euro zone.The Irish euro has a harp.

72. Pista do Tracker: Scat

"Scat" is a term that is routinely used by hunters and trackers for non -human animal droppings.

76. Astronomical event: new

A new (plural "Novae") is basically a star that suddenly becomes much brighter and gradually returns to its original state or even years later.The increase in the brightness of a new one is due to an increased nuclear activity, which means that the star captures additional hydrogen from a neighboring heavenly body.A supernova is very different from a new one.A supernova is a very bright explosion of light and energy that is created by the most material in an explosion.Compared to the persistent brightness of a new one.

77. Delicacies in a gift bag: Swag

"Swag" is "withdrawal, owned", a term that began in the 1830s as a criminal slang in England.Swag is also the name that the giveaways are made available at some events.We all get ".

80. Honorify Hindu: Sri

"Sri" is a title of respect for a man in India.

81. Hamburger Topper: Speck

"Bacon" is an old French word that interests us in English.The term ends out of the protogue "Bakkon", which means "meat on the back".

84. Immigration class, soon: ESL

English as a second language (ESL) is sometimes referred to as English for spokesman for other languages (Esol) and English as a foreign language (EFL).

92. Part of T.G.I.F.:

"Thank God is Friday" (TGIF) is a relatively new expression that apparently comes in Akron, Ohio.It was a slogan that was first used by the album Jerry Healy, Wakr, in the early seventy years.A blog reader wrote to me to tell me to say to say to say to say to say he used the judgment in the fifty years.

102. 2008 Israeli political biography: Golda

Golda Meir was known as "Iron Lady" when he was the first Israel long before the Sobriquet was associated with the first British minister Margaret Thatcher.Family in the USA and settled in Milwaukee. As a teenager, she moved to Denver, where she met Morris Meyeron at the age of 19.Was active in politics in the United States and continued his political work in Palestine. She was very influential during the Second World War and played a leadership role in the negotiations after the war, which led to the creation of the state of Israel, as she was called,To lead the country, Meir had already retired and cited exhaustion and health problems. But they served and led Israel for turbulent times (for example the massacreI the Olympic Games in Munich and the Jom Kippur war). She finally stepped back in 1974 and said that it was what people wanted.

103. Parents of Tony: Hobbies

Obies are the "off-broadway theatre awards".Ofies are selected annually and the recipients by the village voice.

105. ___ Scott: Dred

The historical case of DRED Scott vs. Sandford came to the Supreme Court of US emancipation in 1857.A top court of the United States, which was shared on the side of the Scott owner John Sandford.The decision was that no African American, free or enslaved, was entitled to US citizenship and Scott was therefore unable to apply for his freedom to apply for his freedom. The decision increased the tensions between north and south, and the US citizensonly three years later.

106. "Positive entertainment" cable network: ion

Ion Television started as a Pax TV in 1998, it was renamed I: Independent Television in 2005 and in 2007 in Ion.

108. The Pew by Looney Tunes: Pepe

Pepé Le Pew is a very pleasant cartoon figure from the Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies series.Pepe is accidentally painted a white strip on the back.

113. Florida City, Reportll: Boca

The name of the city of Boca Raton, Florida, means Spanish as the "mouse of the mouse".There seems to be a final etymology of the name, but a plausible explanation is nautical."Boca", just like the meaning "mouth", can mean "entrance"."Raton" and the importance of "mouse" were also used to describe stones that chewed the anchor cable of a ship.Then Boca Raton may have received a name for a rocky entrance.

114. Tool brand: Skil

The ski electrical tools sold its first "Skilsaw" for 160 US dollars in 1924.Almost a century of inflation can be bought for a fraction of this original price.

122. G.P.Grp.: Ama

American Medical Association (AMA)