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Wed% Flashcards

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Pong maker

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ATARI

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Gaming pioneer

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Asteroids game maker

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Game console pioneer

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“Me, Myself & ___” (2000 comedy)

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IRENE

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Cara of “Fame”

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IRENE

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Memorable hurricane of 2011

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IRENE

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“The woman,” to Sherlock Holmes

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IRENE

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Nobel Prize-winning daughter of the Curies

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IRENE

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Fit for service

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ONE-A

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Draft-ready

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ONE-A

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Fit for drafting

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ONE-A

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Suitable for induction

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ONE-A

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Highly draftable ..

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ONE-A

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Ready for service

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ONE-A

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16
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Teatro La Fenice offering

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OPERA

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17
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“The Makropulos Affair,” for one

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OPERA

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18
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Each of this puzzle’s long Across answers sounds like one

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OPERA

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19
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Where to hear “Bravo!” and “Brava!”

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OPERA

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“Cavalleria Rusticana,” for one

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OPERA

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Alban Berg’s “Wozzeck,” e.g

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OPERA

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22
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Citation abbr

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ET AL

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Citation abbr.

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ET AL

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“Terminal Bliss” actress Chandler

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ESTEE

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25
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Traitor’s rebuke

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ET TU

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Lauder of cosmetics

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Lauder of cosmetics

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ESTEE

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First name in cosmetics

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First name in cosmetics

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30
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Dying rebuke

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ET TU

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Woman’s name that sounds like two French letters

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ESTEE

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32
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Lei-person’s greeting?

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ALOHA

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33
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Bert’s “Sesame Street” buddy

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ERNIE

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It may accompany waves on a Hawaiian beach

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ALOHA

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35
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___ Macmillan, classmate of Harry Potter

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ERNIE

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36
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President whose first name means “one who is blessed”

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OBAMA

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37
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Illinois senator who became president

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OBAMA

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2009 Peace Nobelist

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OBAMA

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Pacific greeting

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ALOHA

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Resident of 123 Sesame Street

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ERNIE

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Fourth U.S

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OBAMA

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“No drama” president

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OBAMA

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HI hi

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ALOHA

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Comedian Kovacs with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

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ERNIE

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45
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1836 siege site

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ALAMO

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One of the Coens

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ETHAN

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47
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Lyre-holding Muse

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ERATO

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48
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Hawke of Hollywood

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ETHAN

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Allen who captured Fort Ticonderoga

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ETHAN

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Muse whose name means “beloved”

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ERATO

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51
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Muse for Keats

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ERATO

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Avis competitor

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ALAMO

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Texas landmark that shares its name with a tree

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54
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Muse of poetry

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ERATO

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55
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Allen who led the Green Mountain Boys

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ETHAN

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56
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Mideast carrier

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EL AL

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57
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Summer month in South America

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ENERO

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58
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**Parting word

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ADIEU

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59
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Closing bid?

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ADIEU

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60
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Mideast carrier

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EL AL

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Airline that doesn’t fly on the Sabbath

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EL AL

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Warm month in South America

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ENERO

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It may be bid in the end

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ADIEU

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Summer month in South America

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65
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President Chaim Weizmann was on its first flight

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EL AL

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66
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Summer month in Buenos Aires

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ENERO

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67
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Calendario start

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Start of el 37-Across

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69
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Month after diciembre

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ENERO

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70
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Normandy beach

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OMAHA

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71
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Gerald Ford’s birthplace

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OMAHA

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72
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The Wizard of ___ (nickname of Warren Buffett)

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OMAHA

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73
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Ed of “The Bronx Zoo”

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ASNER

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74
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Poet whose work inspired “Cats”

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ELIOT

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75
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“The Waste Land” poet

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ELIOT

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“The Mill on the Floss” author

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ELIOT

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77
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Sturdy mountain climber?

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T-BAR

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78
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Open courts

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ATRIA

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79
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Poet whose work inspired “Cats”

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ELIOT

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80
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Lobbies with trees, maybe

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ATRIA

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81
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Parts of hearts

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ATRIA

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82
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Witherspoon of “Walk the Line”

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REESE

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Some hotel lobbies

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ATRIA

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“Silas Marner” author

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ELIOT

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85
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It can give you a lift

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T-BAR

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Peanut-butter-and-chocolate innovator H

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Two of the heart’s chambers

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Witherspoon of “Legally Blonde”

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REESE

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Concerning

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IN RE

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About, on memos

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IN RE

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Big name in tires

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ATLAS

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North Africa’s ___ Mountains

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ATLAS

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Subject of the book “Six Armies in Normandy”

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D-DAY

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There was always a point to what he wrote

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AESOP

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“Now or never” time

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D-DAY

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“Maria ___,” 1941 #1 hit

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ELENA

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97
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“Sour grapes” storyteller

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AESOP

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Brother of Prometheus

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ATLAS

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Make-or-break date

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D-DAY

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100
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When the Battle of Normandy started

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D-DAY

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101
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Justice Kagan

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ELENA

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“The Hares and the Frogs” writer

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AESOP

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103
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Where legends appear

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ATLAS

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104
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Critical time

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D-DAY

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105
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Yankee nickname starting in 2004

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A-ROD

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Youngest 600-homer man, informally

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A-ROD

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Youngest 600-homer man, informally

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A-ROD

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Biogenesis scandal nickname

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A-ROD

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109
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Krupp Works city

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ESSEN

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110
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Yankee nickname beginning in 2004

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A-ROD

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Longtime Yankee nickname

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A-ROD

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112
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Hunter in the night sky

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ORION

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113
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Hunter at night

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ORION

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114
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Singer with the 2015 album “25”

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ADELE

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115
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Stars with a belt

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ORION

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Super Bowl XLV M.V.P

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AARON

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Oscar winner Sorkin

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AARON

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118
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*Brother of Moses

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AARON

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119
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Composer Copland

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AARON

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120
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Guy in dreads, say

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RASTA

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121
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Ganja smoker

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RASTA

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Dreads sporter

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RASTA

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Jamaican worshiper, for short

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RASTA

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Worshiper of Jah, for short

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RASTA

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___ Paul, Emmy winner for “Breaking Bad”

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AARON

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126
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Dreads sporter

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127
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Sleep disorder

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APNEA

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128
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The end

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OMEGA

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129
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Psi follower

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OMEGA

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130
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Mower maker

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DEERE

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Four-door, often

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SEDAN

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It might keep you up at night

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APNEA

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133
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Just slightly

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“The Red Tent” author Diamant

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ANITA

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Sleep problem

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APNEA

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136
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Combine name

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137
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Machine that “nothing runs like”

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138
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Land abutting Tibet

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NEPAL

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139
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___-3 fatty acid

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OMEGA

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140
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___ Motors (electric car company)

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TESLA

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141
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End of a Greek series

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OMEGA

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142
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Rock band named for an inventor

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TESLA

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143
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Notable current researcher

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TESLA

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144
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Company with a harrowing history?

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145
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Honda Accord, e.g

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SEDAN

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146
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“West Side Story” woman

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ANITA

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147
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Sleep clinic concern

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148
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Last in a series

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149
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Order for a “D, E, A, N, S” list?

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SEDAN

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Point before “game,” maybe

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AD IN

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Deuce follower

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AD IN

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Brand name in the kitchen

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AMANA

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Home to part of Yellowstone Park

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IDAHO

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Alexander the Great conquered it ca

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IONIA

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Travelers alternative

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AETNA

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Appliance brand

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AMANA

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Frigidaire competitor

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AMANA

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Agassi of tennis

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ANDRE

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Ancient Aegean region

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IONIA

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Maine college town

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ORONO

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“Walk Away ___” (1966 top 10 song)

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RENEE

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It’s just not done

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TABOO

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Point before “game”

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AD IN

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Deuce follower

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AD IN

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Brand owned by Whirlpool

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AMANA

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Essential ___ acid

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AMINO

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Tennis’s Agassi

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ANDRE

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Its license plates have the motto “Famous Potatoes”

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IDAHO

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Prudential rival

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AETNA

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Protein-building acid

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AMINO

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See circled letters

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TABOO

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Score after deuce

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AD IN

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Agassi of tennis

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ANDRE

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Area explored by Lewis and Clark

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IDAHO

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Home to Maine’s Black Bears

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ORONO

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Home of Maine’s Black Bears

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ORONO

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Verboten

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TABOO

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Deuce follower

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AD IN

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Hartford-based insurance giant

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AETNA

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Insurance giant

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AETNA

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___ Park, Colo

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ESTES

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State bordering British Columbia

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IDAHO

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Don’t do it

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TABOO

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2005 documentary subtitled “The Smartest Guys in the Room”

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ENRON

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Bankrupt company in 2001-02 news

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ENRON

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Part of the U.S

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SAMOA

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Collapsed company of 2001

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ENRON

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Watts of “The Ring”

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NAOMI

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189
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Fishing net

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SEINE

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Nora Ephron work

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ESSAY

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Watts in a film projector?

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NAOMI

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Aussie rockers with a knickers-clad lead guitarist

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AC/DC

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Last Oldsmobile

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ALERO

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Scandalous company with a tilted-E logo

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ENRON

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Piece of Bacon or Lamb

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ESSAY

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Piece of Slate, e.g

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ESSAY

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Rive Gauche’s river

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SEINE

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Occult cards

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TAROT

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Versatile, electrically

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AC/DC

200
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Flexible, electrically speaking

A

AC/DC

201
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Op-ed piece

A

ESSAY

202
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Means of divination

A

TAROT

203
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Name in a 2002 scandal

A

ENRON

204
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Op-ed, e.g

A

ESSAY

205
Q

Pago Pago’s locale

A

SAMOA

206
Q

River into which Joan of Arc’s ashes were ordered to be thrown

A

SEINE

207
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Ballplayer with a 40-Down logo

A

ASTRO

208
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English race site

A

EPSOM

209
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Collagist Max

A

ERNST

210
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Barista’s offering

A

LATTE

211
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“I Am ..

A

SASHA

212
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Olympic skater Cohen

A

SASHA

213
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English racing town

A

EPSOM

214
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English derby site

A

EPSOM

215
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Tricky driving condition

A

SLEET

216
Q

Historic English county

A

ESSEX

217
Q

It might be served with a cinnamon stick

A

LATTE

218
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Like some rial spenders

A

OMANI

219
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Plain folk

A

AMISH

220
Q

With 61-Across, physicist who studied supersonics

A

ERNST

221
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Wintry mix

A

SLEET

222
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Cold fall

A

SLEET

223
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Plain People

A

AMISH

224
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Like many residents of Lancaster County, Pa

A

AMISH

225
Q

Where the action is

A

ARENA

226
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Brand known as Dreyer’s in the West

A

EDY’S

227
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Town with an eponymous derby

A

EPSOM

228
Q

Earl of ___, favorite of Queen Elizabeth I

A

ESSEX

229
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Drink that may feature “foam art”

A

LATTE

230
Q

Pennsylvania Dutch speakers

A

AMISH

231
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Ouzo flavoring

A

ANISE

232
Q

Barclays Center, e.g

A

ARENA

233
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Freezer section brand

A

EDY’S

234
Q

Surrealist Max

A

ERNST

235
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Neighbor of a Yemeni

A

OMANI

236
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“___ Boy” (1960s cartoon series)

A

ASTRO

237
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Slow Churned ice cream brand

A

EDY’S

238
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Breyers alternative

A

EDY’S

239
Q

“Home Invasion” rapper

A

ICE-T

240
Q

Like most Turks

A

ASIAN

241
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Poem with approximately 16,000 lines

A

ILIAD

242
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Director Welles

A

ORSON

243
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Brenda of comics

A

STARR

244
Q

Job made almost obsolete by voice recorders

A

STENO

245
Q

Sunroof or moonroof alternative

A

T-TOP

246
Q

Cable TV sports awards

A

ESPYS

247
Q

Khomeini, for one

A

IRANI

248
Q

Language that gave us “kiwi”

A

MAORI

249
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Honshu metropolis

A

OSAKA

250
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Fab Four name

A

STARR

251
Q

“Giant Brain” of 1946

A

ENIAC

252
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Cable sports awards

A

ESPYS

253
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Where Sanyo is headquartered

A

OSAKA

254
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Dr

A

ETHER

255
Q

Poem in which Paris plays a prominent part

A

ILIAD

256
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‘Vette roof option

A

T-TOP

257
Q

Setting for many van Gogh paintings

A

ARLES

258
Q

Most Cook Islanders

A

MAORI

259
Q

What “O” on a newsstand stands for

A

OPRAH

260
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Muscle car roof option

A

T-TOP

261
Q

Classic violinmaker

A

AMATI

262
Q

So-called “Giant Brain” unveiled in 1946

A

ENIAC

263
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Down Under dweller

A

KOALA

264
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Talking TV palomino

A

MR ED

265
Q

Rock’s All-___ Band

A

STARR

266
Q

Prized Italian instrument

A

AMATI

267
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Like Mongols

A

ASIAN

268
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Old anesthetic

A

ETHER

269
Q

Early anesthetic

A

ETHER

270
Q

Epic of Troy

A

ILIAD

271
Q

Kurd, perhaps

A

IRANI

272
Q

Cuddly-looking “bear”

A

KOALA

273
Q

Eucalyptus-munching animal

A

KOALA

274
Q

Native Kiwis

A

MAORI

275
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Celeb parodied by Maya Rudolph on “S.N.L.”

A

OPRAH

276
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Fab Four surname

A

STARR

277
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Bart or Ringo

A

STARR

278
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..

A

ALICE

279
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___ Gay, historic plane displayed by the Smithsonian

A

ENOLA

280
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Lake of the Ozarks feeder

A

OSAGE

281
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Eliot Ness and cohorts

A

T-MEN

282
Q

What an accused perpetrator needs

A

ALIBI

283
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“Il Convivio” writer

A

DANTE

284
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Jungle menace

A

EBOLA

285
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Razzle-dazzle

A

ECLAT

286
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Ford who was the son of Henry Ford

A

EDSEL

287
Q

“Waterworld” girl

A

ENOLA

288
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___ Gay

A

ENOLA

289
Q

Weasley family owl, in Harry Potter books

A

ERROL

290
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Artery implant

A

STENT

291
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1,000-foot-deep lake that straddles a state line

A

TAHOE

292
Q

Some cartoons

A

ANIME

293
Q

Actress Rigg who played the only Bond girl to wed 007

A

DIANA

294
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Film villain with prosthetic hands

A

DR NO

295
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Virus that arose in the Congo

A

EBOLA

296
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African virus

A

EBOLA

297
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Davis who portrayed a president

A

GEENA

298
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Cartoon genre

A

ANIME

299
Q

Cousin of a raccoon

A

COATI

300
Q

Bond villain

A

DR NO

301
Q

Grand display

A

ECLAT

302
Q

Eliot Ness and others

A

T-MEN

303
Q

“All Day Strong

A

ALEVE

304
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It’s best when it’s airtight

A

ALIBI

305
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Television genre

A

ANIME

306
Q

Dazzling success

A

ECLAT

307
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Davis with a 1988 Oscar

A

GEENA

308
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“Two-L” beast

A

LLAMA

309
Q

Animal with stripes

A

OKAPI

310
Q

Oklahoma Indian

A

OSAGE

311
Q

___ orange

A

OSAGE

312
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Artery implant

A

STENT

313
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Cardiologist’s insert

A

STENT

314
Q

Lake near Reno

A

TAHOE

315
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Bootleggers’ foes

A

T-MEN

316
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Tea party crasher of fiction

A

ALICE

317
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Japanese genre with voice actors

A

ANIME

318
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Battery terminal

A

ANODE

319
Q

Vessel with many branches

A

AORTA

320
Q

Line connected to a pump?

A

AORTA

321
Q

Line from the heart

A

AORTA

322
Q

Kinkajou cousin

A

COATI

323
Q

Title woman of a 1957 #1 Paul Anka hit

A

DIANA

324
Q

Royal bride of 1981

A

DIANA

325
Q

Largest U.S

A

TAHOE

326
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Fraud fighters, for short

A

T-MEN

327
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Roman goddess of the hunt

A

DIANA

328
Q

Virus in 2014 news

A

EBOLA

329
Q

Subject of some 2015 border control measures

A

EBOLA

330
Q

Actress Davis of “Beetlejuice”

A

GEENA

331
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River to the Missouri

A

OSAGE

332
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S.U.V

A

TAHOE

333
Q

Chevy model

A

TAHOE

334
Q

Narnia lion

A

ASLAN

335
Q

1975 Pulitzer-winning critic

A

EBERT

336
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Flexible blades

A

EPEES

337
Q

Object of Petrarch’s passion

A

LAURA

338
Q

Michelle’s predecessor as first lady

A

LAURA

339
Q

Lacking width and depth, for short

A

ONE-D

340
Q

Dutch-speaking Caribbean isle

A

ARUBA

341
Q

Pentathletes’ weapons

A

EPEES

342
Q

Column order

A

IONIC

343
Q

Linear, briefly

A

ONE-D

344
Q

Greek gathering spot of old

A

AGORA

345
Q

Justice who took O’Connor’s seat on the Supreme Court

A

ALITO

346
Q

Resort isle near Curaçao

A

ARUBA

347
Q

El Misti’s range

A

ANDES

348
Q

Condor’s habitat

A

ANDES

349
Q

Tower of ___ (puzzle with pegs and rings)

A

HANOI

350
Q

Home near the Arctic Circle

A

IGLOO

351
Q

Home unlikely to have air-conditioning

A

IGLOO

352
Q

With 44-Down, features of some Greek architecture

A

IONIC

353
Q

Cookies that flavor some ice cream

A

OREOS

354
Q

Buttinsky

A

YENTA

355
Q

BP merger partner of 1998

A

AMOCO

356
Q

“Star Wars” droid

A

ARTOO

357
Q

“Star Wars” droid

A

ARTOO

358
Q

Narnia lion

A

ASLAN

359
Q

File material

A

EMERY

360
Q

Red River delta capital

A

HANOI

361
Q

One-room home

A

IGLOO

362
Q

Column style

A

IONIC

363
Q

Dime-on-the-dollar donation

A

TITHE

364
Q

Mormon’s obligation

A

TITHE

365
Q

Ancient marketplace

A

AGORA

366
Q

Threepio’s buddy

A

ARTOO

367
Q

“Star Wars” droid, for short

A

ARTOO

368
Q

“I Hated, Hated, Hated This Movie” author

A

EBERT

369
Q

Classical column style

A

IONIC

370
Q

Linear, in brief

A

ONE-D

371
Q

Linear, for short

A

ONE-D

372
Q

Cookies in “Wonderfilled” ads

A

OREOS

373
Q

“S.N.L.” alum Cheri

A

OTERI

374
Q

Greek marketplace of old

A

AGORA

375
Q

Another order for a “D, E, A, N, S” list?

A

ANDES

376
Q

“Star Wars” droid, informally

A

ARTOO

377
Q

“Star Wars” droid, informally

A

ARTOO

378
Q

Dutch Caribbean island

A

ARUBA

379
Q

He once asked “How far down can a thumb go?”

A

EBERT

380
Q

Mani-pedi tool

A

EMERY

381
Q

Home of Spaceship Earth

A

EPCOT

382
Q

Column style

A

IONIC

383
Q

Battle of Normandy town

A

ST LO

384
Q

Normandy battle site

A

ST LO

385
Q

Bovine in ads

A

ELSIE

386
Q

Test group?

A

MENSA

387
Q

Lab dish inventor

A

PETRI

388
Q

Director Kurosawa

A

AKIRA

389
Q

Alvy’s love interest in a Woody Allen film

A

ANNIE

390
Q

“___ Get Your Gun”

A

ANNIE

391
Q

___ Rabbit

A

BR’ER

392
Q

Title in an Uncle Remus story

A

BR’ER

393
Q

Milk carton mascot

A

ELSIE

394
Q

Val d’___ (French ski resort)

A

ISERE

395
Q

Top-2% organization

A

MENSA

396
Q

___ dish

A

PETRI

397
Q

Two-color horse

A

PINTO

398
Q

Prefix with postale

A

AERO-

399
Q

Tea-growing Indian state

A

ASSAM

400
Q

Girl’s name that sounds like two letters of the alphabet

A

ELSIE

401
Q

Rhône tributary

A

ISERE

402
Q

___ dish

A

PETRI

403
Q

Former Ford subcompact

A

PINTO

404
Q

Mount in Exodus

A

SINAI

405
Q

A fire sign

A

ARIES

406
Q

Periodic table fig

A

AT NO

407
Q

47, for Ag

A

AT NO

408
Q

‘Enry’s fair lady

A

ELIZA

409
Q

Pupil of ‘enry ‘iggins

A

ELIZA

410
Q

Grenoble’s river

A

ISERE

411
Q

Chris Matthews’s channel

A

MSNBC

412
Q

Author Zora ___ Hurston

A

NEALE

413
Q

1940s-‘60s P.M

A

NEHRU

414
Q

Mottled bean

A

PINTO

415
Q

Horse with a patchy coat

A

PINTO

416
Q

Place for high living?

A

AERIE

417
Q

Curious, action-oriented sort, supposedly

A

ARIES

418
Q

Fancy necktie

A

ASCOT

419
Q

53 for I, e.g

A

AT NO

420
Q

“Song of the South” appellation

A

BR’ER

421
Q

Yawn inducer

A

ENNUI

422
Q

Author Zora ___ Hurston

A

NEALE

423
Q

1965 civil rights march site

A

SELMA

424
Q

Battle zone of 1956 and 1967

A

SINAI

425
Q

Guiding belief

A

TENET

426
Q

Director Kurosawa

A

AKIRA

427
Q

Poplar variety

A

ASPEN

428
Q

Wood used in matchmaking

A

ASPEN

429
Q

Region known for its black tea

A

ASSAM

430
Q

Indian state known for its tea

A

ASSAM

431
Q

What might lead you to say “Whatever”

A

ENNUI

432
Q

“All In With Chris Hayes” network

A

MSNBC

433
Q

Faddish 1960s jacket style

A

NEHRU

434
Q

Piebald horse

A

PINTO

435
Q

1950s Mideast hot spot

A

SINAI

436
Q

Place for a bald-headed baby?

A

AERIE

437
Q

Sharpshooter Oakley

A

ANNIE

438
Q

Sign before Taurus

A

ARIES

439
Q

Natty neckwear

A

ASCOT

440
Q

Indian tea region

A

ASSAM

441
Q

Title in Uncle Remus tales

A

BR’ER

442
Q

Jaded feeling

A

ENNUI

443
Q

March locale of note

A

SELMA

444
Q

Banded gemstone

A

AGATE

445
Q

Garlicky sauce

A

AIOLI

446
Q

Moor’s deity

A

ALLAH

447
Q

Where élèves study

A

ECOLE

448
Q

“Impression, Sunrise” painter

A

MONET

449
Q

Perfect Sleeper maker

A

SERTA

450
Q

Big mess

A

SNAFU

451
Q

Red October detector

A

SONAR

452
Q

Editors’ marks

A

STETS

453
Q

Stiff-upper-lip sort

A

STOIC

454
Q

Marisa of “The Wrestler”

A

TOMEI

455
Q

1545-63 council site

A

TRENT

456
Q

Capital of Ghana

A

ACCRA

457
Q

One who’s called “the Merciful” and “the Compassionate”

A

ALLAH

458
Q

Creature on a slide

A

AMEBA

459
Q

Bikini, for one

A

ATOLL

460
Q

Hall’s partner in pop music

A

OATES

461
Q

Pulitzer nominee for the novels “Black Water” and “Blonde”

A

OATES

462
Q

Official state sport of Wyoming

A

RODEO

463
Q

Meal with the Four Questions

A

SEDER

464
Q

Unmoved

A

STOIC

465
Q

John who’s now a Sir

A

ELTON

466
Q

Santa ___

A

MARIA

467
Q

Scott Turow memoir

A

ONE L

468
Q

Reason for a February thank-you speech

A

OSCAR

469
Q

Bone-muscle connector

A

SINEW

470
Q

Major bollix

A

SNAFU

471
Q

Parisian possessive

A

A TOI

472
Q

Rock with bands

A

AGATE

473
Q

Amorphous creature

A

AMEBA

474
Q

Photographer Adams

A

ANSEL

475
Q

BMI rival

A

ASCAP

476
Q

Where to learn anglais

A

ECOLE

477
Q

Musician Johnny Winter’s musician brother

A

EDGAR

478
Q

Minuscule amounts

A

IOTAS

479
Q

Hawaiian veranda

A

LANAI

480
Q

Maestro Zubin

A

MEHTA

481
Q

Stan’s film partner

A

OLLIE

482
Q

Sauce made with pine nuts

A

PESTO

483
Q

Muscular strength

A

SINEW

484
Q

Chaotic situation

A

SNAFU

485
Q

Ghana’s capital

A

ACCRA

486
Q

Brightly colored rock

A

AGATE

487
Q

Sauce commonly served with seafood

A

AIOLI

488
Q

Imam’s Almighty

A

ALLAH

489
Q

Coral ring

A

ATOLL

490
Q

Place of learning in France

A

ECOLE

491
Q

Tiny bits

A

IOTAS

492
Q

England’s Fergie, formally

A

SARAH

493
Q

Muscle connector

A

SINEW

494
Q

Former Mississippi senator Lott

A

TRENT

495
Q

Ghana’s capital

A

ACCRA

496
Q

Tiny type size

A

AGATE

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