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'Bingo!' | View Answer |
'I told you so!' | View Answer |
'Soul Food' actress, 1997 | View Answer |
'The Fog of War' director Morris | View Answer |
'You've gotta be kidding!' | View Answer |
... and later lost the election in key ___ | View Answer |
... and ___ ... | View Answer |
14 years before the Magna Carta | View Answer |
180's | View Answer |
1990's Indian P.M. | View Answer |
A black key | View Answer |
A small dose: Abbr. | View Answer |
Addams Family cousin | View Answer |
Adjective with chance or fortune | View Answer |
Archaeological enterprise | View Answer |
Army of the Potomac commander, 1863-65 | View Answer |
As loud as possible, in music | View Answer |
Astin of 'Lord of the Rings' | View Answer |
At the convention the candidate ___ ... | View Answer |
Avis adjective | View Answer |
B & B | View Answer |
Bad business partner | View Answer |
Bad reception | View Answer |
Bana who played the Incredible Hulk in film | View Answer |
Bank contents | View Answer |
Bats | View Answer |
Be-bopper | View Answer |
Big overhead? | View Answer |
Big ox | View Answer |
Bill: Fr. | View Answer |
Block legally | View Answer |
Blue matter | View Answer |
Brecht collaborator | View Answer |
Broken down | View Answer |
Brooks from Tulsa | View Answer |
Call on | View Answer |
Certain security, briefly | View Answer |
Commoner | View Answer |
Confusion | View Answer |
Cy Young Award winner Mike Scott, for one | View Answer |
Dishes | View Answer |
Do little | View Answer |
Does a job for parents, maybe | View Answer |
Drink from India | View Answer |
Early times, for short | View Answer |
Emporium suffix | View Answer |
Enthusiastic | View Answer |
Expensively decorated | View Answer |
False flattery | View Answer |
First word of 'Wooly Bully' | View Answer |
Frigid finish | View Answer |
Funds ran low in the candidate's ___ | View Answer |
Get in shape | View Answer |
Get rid of | View Answer |
Greek house | View Answer |
Has an opinion | View Answer |
Having a line of symmetry | View Answer |
High country | View Answer |
Influence, slangily | View Answer |
Informal assent | View Answer |
Invent | View Answer |
It may be political | View Answer |
It's hot in Cannes | View Answer |
It's watched in Ont. | View Answer |
Japanese Beatle? | View Answer |
Large, in commercial lingo | View Answer |
Leave home | View Answer |
Legendary luster | View Answer |
Like a new dollar bill | View Answer |
Like some monuments | View Answer |
Looks up to | View Answer |
Lose on purpose | View Answer |
Make a quick left, say | View Answer |
Medicine watchdog grp. | View Answer |
Membranes | View Answer |
More than 70% of its exports are fish: Abbr. | View Answer |
North of Virginia | View Answer |
Old Dodge | View Answer |
One of the Fitzgeralds | View Answer |
P.O. piece | View Answer |
Preceder of Alamos or Altos | View Answer |
Record exec Gotti | View Answer |
Relative of a gull | View Answer |
Repeated interjection in the Rolling Stones' 'Miss You' | View Answer |
Service charge | View Answer |
Sharp | View Answer |
Shoddy goods | View Answer |
Shop that fixes collision damage | View Answer |
Show as an encore | View Answer |
Sinus specialist, briefly | View Answer |
Slate and Salon | View Answer |
Some coll. seniors take them | View Answer |
Some summer babies | View Answer |
Something flipped | View Answer |
Spanish saint | View Answer |
Spenser player on TV | View Answer |
Spotted | View Answer |
Square dance partner | View Answer |
State with two time zones: Abbr. | View Answer |
Stock market figs. | View Answer |
Subject of the documentary 'As I Was Saying' | View Answer |
Sublet | View Answer |
Sullivan had a really big one | View Answer |
Teatro Costanzi debut of 1900 | View Answer |
The candidate called reporters in for a ___ | View Answer |
The candidate tried to cover it up and was ___ | View Answer |
The candidate was accused of having a ___ | View Answer |
The New Yorker cartoonist Edward | View Answer |
They're taken in court | View Answer |
Tiny fraction of time: Abbr. | View Answer |
Tool for melons | View Answer |
Tourist center's name | View Answer |
Trump, e.g. | View Answer |
Type widths | View Answer |
Victory: Ger. | View Answer |
Way up | View Answer |
Word before 'were' | View Answer |
Words after duke or shout | View Answer |
Wrapped up with | View Answer |
___ nova | View Answer |
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