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33-Down output | View Answer |
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Associated with | View Answer |
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Basic learning, for short | View Answer |
Beforehand: Abbr. | View Answer |
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Bio | View Answer |
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Cool | View Answer |
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Element #5 | View Answer |
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Fits snugly | View Answer |
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Fresh from the oven | View Answer |
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Gum | View Answer |
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Head warmer? | View Answer |
Home of Al-Azhar University | View Answer |
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Hopeless | View Answer |
Hosp. workers' org. | View Answer |
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Hägar creator Browne | View Answer |
Ill-treats | View Answer |
Impulse | View Answer |
It's murky | View Answer |
Jousting contests | View Answer |
Jul. 4 happening | View Answer |
Large decks | View Answer |
Led | View Answer |
Like most bicycle tires | View Answer |
Lodge sign | View Answer |
Longtime record label | View Answer |
Loose, as stones | View Answer |
Many ages | View Answer |
Marineland performer | View Answer |
Mesabi Range wealth | View Answer |
Mo who unsuccessfully ran for president in 1976 | View Answer |
Molokai colonist, once | View Answer |
Monkey Trial defendant, 1925 | View Answer |
More fit | View Answer |
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Mukluk attachments | View Answer |
N.Y.S.E. listings | View Answer |
Name on many a children's book | View Answer |
Neighbor | View Answer |
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Of lesser size | View Answer |
Old 'Up, up and away' sloganeer | View Answer |
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Ones on a bench together | View Answer |
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Picks at random | View Answer |
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Politico Kefauver | View Answer |
Prize money | View Answer |
Refined | View Answer |
Roman imperator | View Answer |
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Russian export, familiarly | View Answer |
Sea inlet: Var. | View Answer |
See 29-Down | View Answer |
Singer Baker or Bryant | View Answer |
Sinker's call | View Answer |
Snacks packaged in trays | View Answer |
Some fancy footwork | View Answer |
Some pats | View Answer |
Spectral image | View Answer |
Star followers | View Answer |
Start of Massachusetts' motto | View Answer |
Store restriction | View Answer |
Stradivari's teacher | View Answer |
Stuart monarch | View Answer |
Subject of much praise | View Answer |
Sufficient, informally | View Answer |
Suffix with oct- | View Answer |
Third piece | View Answer |
Thrice uno | View Answer |
Time for a spring roll? | View Answer |
Tom, Dick and Harry | View Answer |
Track event? | View Answer |
Trash talk? | View Answer |
Troop grp. | View Answer |
Tufted tweeter | View Answer |
Under cover? | View Answer |
Unsettling | View Answer |
Untackled players? | View Answer |
What a sphere lacks | View Answer |
What one gets from the hot dog vendor when paying with a $5 bill? | View Answer |
Where a do is done | View Answer |
Where the Danube ends | View Answer |
Who we are | View Answer |
With 86-Down, 2002 British Open winner | View Answer |
Words before ghost or doctor | View Answer |
Work done to scale | View Answer |
World Service provider | View Answer |
___ ten (long odds) | View Answer |
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