Something's Missing? by Egantx7

Albums certified (RIAA) to have sold 30 million units

The Eagles: The Greatest Hits (1971-1975) (32.2 million)

Two word U.S. cities with populations of 200,000 or more, with the first word being "SAN"

San Antonio (1.47 million)

San Diego (1.40 million)

San Jose (1.03 million)

San Francisco (865,000)

Halogens

Fluorine

Chlorine

Bromine

Astatine

Ununseptium/Tennessine

Musicals with 6,000 or more performances on Broadway (note: original runs and revivals are considered separately)

The Phantom of the Opera (11,000+)

Chicago (8,100+)

Cats (7,485)

Les Misérables (6,680)

A Chorus Line (6,137)

People who have hosted Saturday Night Live ten or more times (note: Paul Simon has not hosted the show that many times)

Alec Baldwin (16)

John Goodman (13)

Buck Henry (10)

Winners of 15 or more grand slam singles titles (women's tennis)

Margaret Court (24)

Serena Williams (21)

Helen Wills Moody (19)

Chris Evert (18)

Martina Navratilova (18)

Sovereign nations of Africa with an area greater than 1.5 million square kilometers

Algeria (2.38 million)

Democratic Republic of the Congo (2.34 million)

Libya (1.76 million)

Animated films that have grossed over US$1 billion (not adjusted for inflation)

Frozen (US$1.29 billion)

Toy Story 3 (US$1.06 billion)

Zootopia (US$1.01 billion)

Presidents of the United States who took at least one oath of office outside of Washington DC

George Washington

John Adams

Chester Arthur

Lyndon B. Johnson

Dating to the Norman Conquest, people who ruled as king or queen of England, Great Britain, and/or the United Kingdom for 50 or more years (note: for purposes of this list, we will exclude James VI/James I, and of course we need name and reginal number)

Elizabeth II (1952-present)

Victoria (1837-1901)

Henry III (1216-1272)

Edward III (1327-1377)

Performers with 10 or more nominations for acting Oscars (lead and supporting roles combined)

Meryl Streep (19)

Jack Nicholson (12)

Bette Davis (10)

Laurence Olivier (10)

First five members of the Baseball Hall of Fame (1936)

Ty Cobb

Christy Mathewson

Babe Ruth

Honus Wagner