At one point in the early '80s, America's fastest-growing business was what tech company co-founded by Nolan Bushnell?
In the '90, the Lynx handheld and Jaguar 64-bit console became the last two systems sold by what once-ubiquitous company?
Ironically, Don Henley's "The Boys of Summer" was written closer to the golden age of what company that's in the name of the 2003 band who covered it?
What U.N. agency makes sure intercountry commerce keeps flowing?
They've got up to $1 trillion they can lend to troubled individual countries.
And they're one letter away from having the same initials as the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Backpacker's Pantry makes a packaged fettuccine alfredo that boasts a 10-year shelf life, thanks to what process?
If you drink instant coffee, those crystals probably underwent what treatment that's also called cryodesiccation?
Ice cream's already pretty cold, but Whirlpool helped NASA figure out how to make it last longer using what method?
One syllable longer than the regular name, SLE is synonymous with what disease that affects women nine times more often than men?
"House, M.D." launched a thousand memes about what "great imitator" disease?
Hence the name: People in the middle ages believed that wolf bites caused what autoimmune disease?
Gabo and Gabito were affectionate nicknames for what writer of the novella "Chronicle of a Death Foretold"?
A boatman murdered an elderly couple with an oar and their secret romance was uncovered: That was the grisly inspiration for what author's "Love in the Time of Cholera"?
That checks out: Solitude of Latin America was the Nobel Prize acceptance speech by what "One Hundred Years of Solitude" author?