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"The very __!" | View Answer |
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"__ Si Bon": 1950 song | View Answer |
'80s Republican strategist Lee | View Answer |
1960 Winter Olympics debut | View Answer |
1964 All-Star Game site | View Answer |
1998 N.L. MVP | View Answer |
1999 Glenn Gould Prize winner | View Answer |
Airport conveniences | View Answer |
American fantasy writer David | View Answer |
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Bess's predecessor | View Answer |
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Bomb | View Answer |
Brings up again | View Answer |
Caterpillar rival | View Answer |
Charlotte __ | View Answer |
Choice providers | View Answer |
Christmas buy | View Answer |
Conceals from the enemy, in a way | View Answer |
Consigned to obscurity | View Answer |
Coral relative | View Answer |
Couch potato quality | View Answer |
Curled up in the womb, say | View Answer |
Depth charges, slangily | View Answer |
Entered material | View Answer |
Field with cases | View Answer |
Fleet boss: Abbr. | View Answer |
He's murdered at the start of Act III | View Answer |
Henry Gray's subj. | View Answer |
Hoods' guns | View Answer |
IM, for one | View Answer |
Industrial-strength relief? | View Answer |
IRS form 1040 datum | View Answer |
Islands of which Inishmore is the largest | View Answer |
It may be worn over a blouse called a choli | View Answer |
It may represent a year | View Answer |
It's fun to go out with one | View Answer |
Joel Chandler Harris's uncle | View Answer |
John of London | View Answer |
Jungle movie costume | View Answer |
Kind of wit | View Answer |
Long-lasting relief? | View Answer |
Maker of Art Elite running shoes | View Answer |
Mecca natives | View Answer |
Migraine omens | View Answer |
Miss Piggy query | View Answer |
N.B. part | View Answer |
Nonpro sports org. | View Answer |
One pulling in a pusher | View Answer |
One who decides what's fair | View Answer |
Pad __: stir-fried noodles | View Answer |
Part of SATB | View Answer |
Pet that needs only water | View Answer |
Pioneer 11 destination | View Answer |
Pitt's relief after his breakup? | View Answer |
Place for bats | View Answer |
Refuse | View Answer |
Relief after a long night at the opera? | View Answer |
Relief for a wee-hours arrival? | View Answer |
Relief for the singers of "One Week"? | View Answer |
Second in a series | View Answer |
Second-century Greek satirist | View Answer |
Senate minority leader Harry | View Answer |
Show tune that begins "Most people live on a lonely island" | View Answer |
Soccer team on which phenom Freddy Adu plays | View Answer |
Space __ | View Answer |
Stone monuments | View Answer |
Structure near an apron | View Answer |
Take a stand | View Answer |
Tan line cause | View Answer |
Taylor of "Six Feet Under" | View Answer |
View finders? | View Answer |
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