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This author grew up in Ireland, Italy, the US, and Malawi and has lived in Dublin since 1990.

English dish that got its name from the fact that sausages containing excess water explode when cooked in high heat.

This author of suspense novels named ALL his bad guys for and modeled them after the bosses who fired him in 1995 from his 20-year job in British commercial television, and he calls his work his lifelong revenge project. This author also:
was born in 1954 in Coventry, England
went to law school in Sheffield, England
writes a popular series
has three homes—one in the US, one in France, and one in whatever airplane cabin he happens to be in while traveling between the two
is tall and slim, despite an appalling diet and a refusal to exercise

Born in Chicago, Illinois, this mystery writer is considered one of the founding fathers of the 'hard-boiled' school of detective fiction.

This 1954 Hitchcock thriller starred Grace Kelly and ray Milland. One of my faves!

This DC Comics superhero swims at high speeds and communicates telepathically with sea creatures

Who is Kirk Alyn? Not Christopher Reeve

Who is Nigel Bruce
Set from 1945 to 1955 which film Stars Marlon Brando as an aging patriarch of an organized crime dynasty?

This author's popular 2012 book trilogy started life as Twilight fan fiction.

I thought it was a rabbit punch.
Who is E L James? (I hope)
A group of owls is called a what?

He died in 1997, one of the funniest actors on TV and in film, most famous as the 'Fat Guy In a Little Coat'

It's the world's longest river whose outflow is into an entirely inland body of water

“The man who gave his name to America” is the subtitle of a 2007 bio of this Italian.

Who is Louis XIV?
This place is limited to transportation by horse and buggy, bicycle, or foot and is surrounded by water. It has escaped the vast changes of time. Its real Victorian image is preserved and enhanced by a small population of 500 permanent residents and scores of summer residents who maintain bluff cottages in original state. Families, especially children, love their relatively newfound "mobility," exploring the historic, natural beauty of this place, honored by National Geographic as one of the ten finest in America.

The Ojibwe call this largest of the Great Lakes, Lake Gichigami, meaning "big water".

In 1530, the Holy Roman emperor gave it to the order of St. John of Jerusalem as a base against the Turks.

This gutsy Toronto Maple Leaf hockey player is remembered for his performance in game six of the 1963–64 NHL season Stanley Cup finals against the Detroit Red Wings. Having broken his leg earlier in the game, he returned in overtime and scored the game-winning goal. The Leafs won the next game 4–0 to win the best of seven series, and secure their third consecutive Stanley Cup championship.

The greatest quantity of snakes in one place is not in Africa, Australia or Central America, but found in this location which is the winter home of tens of thousands of Red-sided Garter Snakes. This location has the largest concentration of this particular type of snake in the world.

This natural and often stunning light display in the sky particularly in the high latitude (Arctic and Antarctic) regions, is caused by the collision of energetic charged particles with atoms in the high altitude atmosphere (thermosphere).

Skipjack and bonito are two varieties of this fish

This insect is decimating pine trees in North America from Mexico to central British Columbia.

First synthesized by Albert Hofmann in 1938 from ergotamine, a chemical derived by Arthur Stoll from ergot, a grain fungus that typically grows on rye.

(Sue Em -What is Tuna?)
Manitoba's a big place - the snake answer is the Narcisse Snake Dens, and yes, they are located in Manitoba, Canada.
Why is Roy G Biv significant?

Blue Mouse Ears, Chartreuse Wiggles, Patriot, and Sum and Substance are popular varieties of this perennial plant.

She used to be in the 80's band 'Til Tuesday, and her latest album includes the song Labrador.
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