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1. Outside a West Hollywood nightclub this rising heartthrob actor, who played Indiana Jones and was supposed to star in “Interview with a Vampire,” died of a drug overdose.

2. A Houston grand jury indicted Andrew Fastow on 78 counts of fraud, money laundering and conspiracy for his part in the $63 billion shell game played by this morally and financially bankrupt energy company.

3. Turkey, gravy, cranberry sauce and stuffing are the key ingredients of this homemade sandwich, traditionally eaten for lunch on Black Friday but named for a 1620 sailor.

4. The origin of this diner staple is unknown, but it suggests service with a smile when a customer orders this open-faced grilled-cheese-with-bacon-and-tomato sandwich.

5. The 19th century Scott family invented this ubiquitous and handy paper product.

6. If a Rueben is corned beef on rye with sauerkraut and Russian dressing, what do you call the friendly feminine pastrami version?

7. Name the semi-aquatic mammal, whose name comes from the Old English word for “water,” that is in the same animal house as the weasel and the badger.

8. This luxury car turned heads at the 1922 Indianapolis 500 with its fourvalve debut.

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