| __ wrench |
LA Times Daily |
31 Jul 2022 |
| Debbie of 'Fame' and 'Grey's Anatomy' |
New York Times |
05 Jun 2022 |
| Patriot Ethan |
Thomas Joseph |
04 May 2022 |
| 'Fame' actress and choreographer Debbie |
USA Today |
13 Feb 2022 |
| Buffalo QB Josh |
LA Times Daily |
19 Dec 2021 |
| Kind of wrench |
Eugene Sheffer |
14 Dec 2021 |
| Singer-songwriter Lily |
USA Today |
10 Dec 2021 |
| __ wrench |
LA Times Daily |
01 Oct 2021 |
| __ wrench |
The Washington Post |
01 Oct 2021 |
| Patriot Ethan |
Thomas Joseph |
29 Sep 2021 |
| Karen of 'Starman' |
The Washington Post |
12 Sep 2021 |
| Karen of "Starman" |
LA Times Daily |
12 Sep 2021 |
| Eponym of an L-shaped wrench |
Wall Street Journal |
17 Jul 2021 |
| Kind of wrench |
Eugene Sheffer |
16 Jul 2021 |
| Type of wrench |
Family Time |
11 Jul 2021 |
| Patriot Ethan |
Thomas Joseph |
08 Jul 2021 |
| Tim who voiced Buzz Lightyear |
LA Times Daily |
03 Jun 2021 |
| Tim who voiced Buzz Lightyear |
The Washington Post |
03 Jun 2021 |
| Three-time Emmy-winning choreographer Debbie |
LA Times Daily |
15 May 2021 |
| Three-time Emmy-winning choreographer Debbie |
The Washington Post |
15 May 2021 |
| Basketball star Ray |
USA Today |
14 May 2021 |
| NBA Hall of Famer Iverson or Ray |
The Washington Post Sunday |
04 Apr 2021 |
| Kind of wrench |
New York Times |
18 Mar 2021 |
| Bills quarterback Josh |
Wall Street Journal |
01 Feb 2021 |
| Geri ___, late jazz pianist |
New York Times |
06 Dec 2020 |
| Basketball great Iverson |
New York Times |
19 Oct 2020 |
| British pop singer Lily |
New York Times |
11 Oct 2020 |
| Colonial patriot Ethan |
Newsday |
07 Oct 2020 |
| Wrench namesake |
Wall Street Journal |
26 Sep 2020 |
| Patriot Ethan |
Thomas Joseph |
04 Aug 2020 |
| Dance legend Debbie |
USA Today |
22 Jun 2020 |
| Ray __, NBAer with the most regular season 3-point field goals |
The Washington Post |
08 May 2020 |
| Ray __, NBAer with the most regular season 3-point field goals |
LA Times Daily |
08 May 2020 |
| Patriot Ethan |
Universal |
25 Apr 2020 |
| __ wrench |
The Washington Post |
29 Mar 2020 |
| __ wrench |
LA Times Daily |
29 Mar 2020 |
| Woody ..., US film maker |
Irish Times Simplex |
26 Mar 2020 |
| Joan ___, player of Pat Nixon in 1995's 'Nixon' |
New York Times |
27 Feb 2020 |
| Beat poet Ginsberg |
New York Times |
06 Jan 2020 |
| Beat poet Ginsberg |
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| ___ wrench |
Universal |
28 Dec 2019 |
| Director Woody |
Newsday |
16 Dec 2019 |
| Actor Alfie of "Game of Thrones" |
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| Actor Alfie of 'Game of Thrones' |
New York Times |
13 Dec 2019 |
| ___ wrench |
New York Times |
04 Dec 2019 |
| ___ wrench |
|
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| Joan of “Room” |
Wall Street Journal |
30 Nov 2019 |
| Filmmaker Woody |
LA Times Daily |
14 Oct 2019 |
| Filmmaker Woody |
The Washington Post |
14 Oct 2019 |
| Wrench handle? |
New York Times |
11 Oct 2019 |
| Wrench handle? |
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| Director Irwin famous for disaster films |
New York Times |
04 Oct 2019 |
| Radio/early TV comedy duo half |
Universal |
21 Aug 2019 |
| Wrench variety |
Universal |
07 Aug 2019 |
| ''Annie Hall'' director |
Newsday |
04 Aug 2019 |
| 'Toy Story 4' co-star |
Jonesin |
16 Jul 2019 |
| Ethan of the Green Mountain Boys |
USA Today |
17 Jun 2019 |
| NBA great Ray |
Universal |
04 Jun 2019 |
| Wrench eponym |
Wall Street Journal |
13 Apr 2019 |
| Gates' former partner |
Newsday |
18 Jan 2019 |
| NBA great Ray |
|
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| Filmmaker Woody |
|
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| Wrench variety |
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| Director Irwin famous for disaster films |
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| Wrench eponym |
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| Ethan of the Green Mountain Boys |
|
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| Radio/early TV comedy duo half |
|
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| Wrench type |
Universal |
30 Dec 2018 |
| Tim who voiced Buzz Lightyear |
USA Today |
25 Dec 2018 |
| Debbie of "Fame" |
The New Yorker |
19 Nov 2018 |
| Woody —, director |
The Times Concise |
12 Nov 2018 |
| 'Midnight in Paris' director |
Wall Street Journal |
27 Oct 2018 |
| 'Howl' poet Ginsberg |
The Washington Post Sunday |
19 Aug 2018 |
| Ethan ___ (furniture chain) |
USA Today |
12 Aug 2018 |
| ___ wrench |
The Chronicle of Higher Education |
08 Jun 2018 |
| Tim of 'Toy Story' |
USA Today |
01 Jun 2018 |
| Filmmaker born Konigsberg |
The Washington Post |
04 May 2018 |
| Filmmaker born Konigsberg |
LA Times Daily |
04 May 2018 |
| Burns' partner |
Thomas Joseph |
13 Apr 2018 |
| 'Manhattan' director |
Thomas Joseph |
24 Mar 2018 |
| Ethan ___ furniture |
USA Today |
09 Mar 2018 |
| Poet Ginsberg |
New York Times |
04 Feb 2018 |
| Tim of "The Santa Clause" |
USA Today |
25 Jan 2018 |
| "Midnight in Paris" director Woody |
USA Today |
11 Jan 2018 |
| Poet Ginsberg |
|
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| ___ wrench |
|
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| Filmmaker born Konigsberg |
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| __ wrench |
|
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| Basketball Hall of Famer Iverson |
|
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| "Midnight in Paris" director |
|
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| Tim who voiced Buzz Lightyear |
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| Tim of "Toy Story" |
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| Tim of "The Santa Clause" |
|
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| Ethan ___ (furniture chain) |
|
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| "Zelig" director Woody |
|
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| "Midnight in Paris" director Woody |
|
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| ___ wrench |
|
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| Wrench type |
|
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| Director Woody |
Eugene Sheffer |
02 Dec 2017 |
| Microsoft cofounder |
Newsday |
29 Oct 2017 |
| Woody of film |
Premier Sunday |
22 Oct 2017 |
| Paul ___, Microsoft co-founder |
New York Times |
17 Sep 2017 |
| 'Sleeper' director |
Wall Street Journal |
31 Jul 2017 |
| Tim of "Last Man Standing" |
Universal |
26 Apr 2017 |
| ___ wrench (L-shaped tool) |
The Washington Post |
08 Feb 2017 |
| Kind of wrench |
Universal |
03 Jan 2017 |
| Paul ___, Microsoft co-founder |
|
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| Kind of wrench |
|
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| Tim of "Last Man Standing" |
|
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| Patriot of 1775 |
Newsday |
11 Dec 2016 |
| Eponymous company that originated the hex key |
The Chronicle of Higher Education |
02 Dec 2016 |
| Type of wrench |
Universal |
25 Nov 2016 |
| Microsoft partner of Gates |
Newsday |
20 Nov 2016 |
| ___ wrench (L-shaped tool) |
USA Today |
18 Nov 2016 |
| Poet Ginsberg |
LA Times Daily |
12 Oct 2016 |
| First host of "The Tonight Show" |
LA Times Daily |
28 Sep 2016 |
| Longtime 'Voice of the New York Yankees' |
New York Times |
16 Sep 2016 |
| "Manhattan" director |
USA Today |
17 Jul 2016 |
| 'Cafe Society' director |
Wall Street Journal |
16 Jul 2016 |
| See 49-Down |
New York Times |
06 Jul 2016 |
| Beat poet Ginsberg |
Premier Sunday |
22 May 2016 |
| Ethan or Gracie |
The Washington Post |
05 May 2016 |
| Wrench type |
USA Today |
23 Apr 2016 |
| ''Midnight in Paris'' director |
Newsday |
17 Apr 2016 |
| Karen of 'Animal House' |
The Washington Post |
14 Apr 2016 |
| Tim of "Home Improvement" |
Universal |
01 Apr 2016 |
| Patriot Ethan |
Wall Street Journal |
01 Feb 2016 |
| 2000-'01 NBA MVP Iverson |
LA Times Daily |
24 Jan 2016 |
| 16-time screenwriting Oscar nominee |
Newsday |
23 Jan 2016 |
| Name connected with the starts of 18-, 23-, 34-, 51-, and 56-Across |
The Washington Post |
16 Jan 2016 |
| ___ wrench (L-shaped tool) |
|
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| 2000-'01 NBA MVP Iverson |
|
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| See 49-Down |
|
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| Longtime "Voice of the New York Yankees" |
|
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| Eponymous company that originated the hex key |
|
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| "Manhattan" director |
|
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| 'Magic in the Moonlight' director |
Wall Street Journal |
16 Dec 2015 |
| ___ wrench |
The Washington Post |
01 Dec 2015 |
| See 1-Across |
LA Times Daily |
01 Dec 2015 |
| "Magic in the Moonlight" director Woody |
LA Times Daily |
02 Nov 2015 |
| Ethan or Woody |
USA Today |
14 Sep 2015 |
| Wrench handle? |
LA Times Daily |
10 Sep 2015 |
| "Tonight Show" host, once |
USA Today |
18 Jul 2015 |
| Type of wrench |
USA Today |
18 Apr 2015 |
| "Midnight in Paris" writer/director Woody |
LA Times Daily |
17 Mar 2015 |
| ''Blue Jasmine'' director |
Newsday |
08 Feb 2015 |
| Host before Paar and Carson |
Universal |
02 Feb 2015 |
| Director Woody __ |
Newsday |
19 Jan 2015 |
| Director Woody |
Thomas Joseph |
06 Jan 2015 |
| Director Woody |
|
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| Director Woody __ |
|
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| Host before Paar and Carson |
|
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| Type of wrench |
|
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| "Annie Hall" director |
|
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| "Magic in the Moonlight" director Woody |
|
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| Wrench handle? |
|
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| See 1-Across |
|
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| "Midnight in Paris" writer/director Woody |
|
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| Wrench type |
|
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| Type of wrench |
|
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| Ethan or Woody |
|
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| "Tonight Show" host, once |
|
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| Tim or Debbie |
|
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| ___ wrench |
|
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| "Magic in the Moonlight" director |
|
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| "Blue Jasmine" director |
|
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| Wrench handle? |
|
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| Microsoft co-founder |
|
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| "Mighty Aphrodite" director |
|
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| Microsoft cofounder |
|
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| Wrench handle |
|
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| Woody the director |
|
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| "Blue Jasmine" director |
|
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| Patriot Ethan |
|
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| Kind of wrench |
|
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| One of Vermont's founders |
|
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| Patriot Ethan of the Revolutionary War |
|
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| Kind of wrench |
|
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| Tim of "Home Improvement" |
|
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| Woody who yells "Cut!" |
|
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| American Idol winner Kris |
|
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| Rick of Def Leppard |
|
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| R&B "Serious" singer Donna |
|
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| Tim who voiced Buzz Lightyear |
|
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| Director Woody |
|
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| Fred or Woody |
|
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| Fred or Gracie |
|
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| "Bananas" director-actor |
|
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| Microsoft cofounder |
|
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| "Vicky Cristina Barcelona" director Woody |
|
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| "Bananas" star |
|
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| Woody of Gov't Mule/Allmans |
|
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| See 19-Across |
|
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| "Blue Jasmine" director |
|
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| Tim of "Last Man Standing" |
|
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| Sort of wrench |
|
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| "Midnight in Paris" writer |
|
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| Cofounder of Vermont |
|
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| "To Rome With Love" director |
|
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| "Midnight in Paris" director |
|
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| He co-founded Microsoft with Gates |
|
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| 11-time N.B.A. All-Star Iverson |
|
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| "Whatever Works" writer |
|
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| Gates' Microsoft partner |
|
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| Director Woody |
|
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| "Midnight in Paris" moviemaker |
|
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| Poet Tate |
|
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| Wrench name |
|
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| Microsoft co-founder |
|
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| "Home Improvement" star Tim |
|
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| Tim or Debbie |
|
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| Wrench name |
|
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| Woody of "Manhattan" |
|
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| "Hollywood Ending" director |
|
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| Tim or Debbie |
|
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| Karen of "Animal House" |
|
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| "Manhattan" director |
|
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| "Whatever Works" director |
|
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| Kind of wrench |
|
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| See 1-Across |
|
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| Tim who voices Buzz Lightyear |
|
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| '50s "The Tonight Show" host Steve |
|
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| "Manhattan" director Woody |
|
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| '50s "The Tonight Show" host Steve |
|
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| "Manhattan" director Woody |
|
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| __ wrench (workshop tool) |
|
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| "Password" host Ludden |
|
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| Comedian Tim |
|
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| "Manhattan" director |
|
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| Woody in films |
|
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| Woody in films |
|
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| "Cassandra's Dream" director |
|
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| Writer with the most Oscar nominations |
|
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| See 61-Across |
|
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| Steve who was called Steverino |
|
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| Woody or Gracie |
|
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| "Zelig" director Woody |
|
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| "Vicky Cristina Barcelona" director |
|
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| Writer with the most Oscar nominations |
|
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| Burns's partner |
|
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| Filmmaker Woody |
|
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| Writer with the most Oscar nominations |
|
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| Karen who played Marion in two Indiana Jones films |
|
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| Burns's partner |
|
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| See 55 Across |
|
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| Previn son-in-law |
|
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| Karen who played Marion in two Indiana Jones films |
|
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| Tim, Steve, or Debbie |
|
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| Burns's partner |
|
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| Burns partner |
|
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| See 28-Across |
|
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| Woody or Steve |
|
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| Witty Woody |
|
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| Type of wrench |
|
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| Dallas suburb |
|
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| "Home Improvement" star |
|
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| Woody of "Broadway Danny Rose" |
|
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| See 11-Down |
|
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| Woody of "Scoop" |
|
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| "Deconstructing Harry" director |
|
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| "Candid Camera" creator Funt |
|
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| "Home Improvement" star |
|
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| "Wild Hogs" costar |
|
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| Dallas suburb |
|
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| Burns's comic partner |
|
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| ___ wrench (L-shaped hexagonal bar) |
|
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| Type of wrench |
|
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| Joan, who was nominated for an Oscar for "Nixon" |
|
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| Author Drury |
|
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| Early "Tonight Show" host |
|
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| Beat poet Ginsberg |
|
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| Tim, Steve or Marty |
|
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| "Anthony Adverse" author |
|
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| "Interiors" director |
|
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| "How to Be Funny" author Steve |
|
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| Karen of "Animal House" |
|
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| Microsoft cofounder Paul |
|
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| Partner of Burns |
|
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| Woody of 'Sleeper' |
|
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| "Match Point" director |
|
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| Leader of the Green Mountain Boys |
|
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| See 74 Across |
|
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| "Match Point" director |
|
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| Microsoft co-founder |
|
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| Tim who voiced Buzz Lightyear in "Toy Story" |
|
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| "Manhattan" director |
|
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| "Tonight Show" host, once |
|
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| Kind of wrench |
|
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| __ wrench |
|
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| "Mighty Aphrodite" director |
|
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| Woody of "Manhattan" |
|
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| See 52 Across |
|
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| "Manhattan" director |
|
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| "Annie Hall" Oscar-winning director |
|
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| __ wrench |
|
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| Tim or Steve |
|
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| Woody or Steve |
|
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| Paar predecessor |
|
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| Filmmaker Woody |
|
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| Burns' partner |
|
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| Kind of wrench |
|
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| Original Tonight host |
|
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| Ethan or Woody |
|
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| Game show legend Ludden |
|
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| "Hannah and Her Sisters" director |
|
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| Best Director for "Annie Hall" |
|
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| Iverson of the NBA |
|
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| First "Tonight Show" host |
|
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| Poet Ginsberg |
|
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| Poet Ginsberg |
|
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| Steve or Fred |
|
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| "Home Improvement" star |
|
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| Poet Ginsberg |
|
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| Best Director of 1977 |
|
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| Poet Ginsberg |
|
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| He co-founded Microsoft with Gates |
|
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| Kind of wrench |
|
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| "How to Be Funny" author |
|
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| Director of "Manhattan" |
|
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| "Alice" director, 1990 |
|
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| "Zelig" director |
|
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| Mel or Tim |
|
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| Tim of "Home Improvement" |
|
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| Witty Woody |
|
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| Wrench type |
|
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| Green Mountain Boys leader |
|
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| Sixer first name |
|
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| Woody, Fred or Steve |
|
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| "Zelig" director Woody |
|
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| Ethan ___ |
|
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| She could make Burns burn |
|
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| NBA's Iverson |
|
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| Novelist Drury |
|
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| ___ Park, MI |
|
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| Mel or Tim |
|
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| Tim of "Home Improvement" |
|
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| Witty Woody |
|
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| Wrench type |
|
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| Green Mountain Boys leader |
|
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| See 62-Across |
|
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| Tim of "Home Improvement" |
|
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| "The Voice of the Yankees" |
|
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| See 18 Across |
|
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| Virginia senator |
|
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| "Zelig" director |
|
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| "Bananas" director |
|
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| See 70-Across |
|
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| "Home Improvement" star Tim |
|
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| Burns' befuddled better half |
|
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| "Sweet and Lowdown" director |
|
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| "Zelig" director |
|
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| "Annie Hall" director |
|
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| "Sweet and Lowdown" director |
|
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| "Manhattan" director |
|
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| Filmmaker Woody |
|
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| See 18 Across |
|
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| "Bullets Over Broadway" director |
|
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| Gates's business partner |
|
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| Ginsberg of the Beat Generation |
|
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| Witty Woody |
|
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| Funt of "Candid Camera" |
|
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| Costarof 86 Across |
|
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| Novelist Drury |
|
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| "Bananas" director |
|
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| Second-largest Microsoft shareholder |
|
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| "Zelig" director and star |
|
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| See 60-Down |
|
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| Burns' partner |
|
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| "Home Improvement" star |
|
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| "Camera" man Funt |
|
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| TV host Funt |
|
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| "Deconstructing Harry" director |
|
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| Trumpeter Red |
|
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| Fort Wayne s county |
|
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| Steve or Gracie |
|
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| Sportscaster Mel |
|
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| Green Mountain Boys leader |
|
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| Baggy-eyed comedian Fred |
|
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| Bullets Over Broadway director |
|
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| Portland Hoffa's hubby |
|
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| "Annie Hall " director |
|
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| "Annie Hall" star-director |
|
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| Director Woody |
|
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| Ethan or Woody |
|
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| Director of Interiors |
|
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| Kind of wrench |
|
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| Mel or Marcus |
|
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| Steve or Tim |
|
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| Sportscaster Mel |
|
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| Nancy, Mel or Karen |
|
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| Tim or Debbie |
|
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| Woody or Steve |
|
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| __ wrench |
|
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| Partner of Burns |
|
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| Leader of the Green Mountain Boys |
|
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| "Bananas" star |
|
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| Funny man Woody |
|
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| Steve or Ethan |
|
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| Tim of "Home Improvement" |
|
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| Woody or Ethan |
|
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| Tim or Steve |
|
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| Tim of Home Improvement |
|
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| Mel or Steve |
|
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| Manhattan director |
|
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| Burns's spouse |
|
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| Hex-headed wrench |
|
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| #1 Green Mountain Boy |
|
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| Steve or Woody |
|
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| Annie Hall director |
|
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| See 33-Across |
|
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| Burns's partner |
|
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| Revolutionary War hero |
|
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| Stevereeno |
|
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| Steve ___ TV star |
|
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| Revolutionary hero Ethan |
|
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| Film writer-director |
|
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| Nancy or Barbara |
|
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| Woody |
|
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| "Anthony Adverse" author Hervey ____ |
|
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| "Radio Days" director |
|
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| Tim of "Home Improvement" |
|
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| "Anthony Adverse" author |
|
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| "Annie ___," by Gwendolyn Brooks |
|
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| "Husbands and Wives" director |
|
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| Vermont hero |
|
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| "Crimes and Misdemeanors" director |
|
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| Ethan or Steve |
|
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| George or Gracie |
|
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| "Bananas" director-actor |
|
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| "Tonight!" host: 1954-57 |
|
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| Drury or Tate |
|
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| Host before Paar and Carson |
|
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| "Annie ___," Gwendolyn Brooks book |
|
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| Certain wrench |
|
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| Ethan or Gracie |
|
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| Ethan or Ira |
|
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| Songwriter-entertainer Peter ___ |
|
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| Mel or Steve |
|
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| Woody, Steve or Mel |
|
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| Comedian Byron ___ |
|
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| "Bananas" top banana |
|
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| He had an Alley |
|
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| Annie Hall's creator |
|
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| A memorable Gracie |
|
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| Fred or Steve |
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| Steve or Woody |
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| Gracie or Steve |
|
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| Fred or Woody |
|
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| Famed Vermonter |
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| Vt. Revolutionary soldier |
|
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| He took Ticonderoga |
|
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| Ethan or Woody |
|
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| Woody or Steve |
|
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| Van __ Belt |
|
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| "Interiors" director |
|
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| Gracie or Debbie |
|
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| I've Got a Secret host Steve |
|
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| Singer-pianist Peter |
|
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| Woody, for one |
|
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| Steve of TV |
|
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| Fred or Ethan |
|
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| Current movie maker |
|
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| See 32 Across |
|
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| Mel, Ethan or Marty |
|
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| Destructive hurricane: Aug. 1980 |
|
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| Co-hero at Ticonderoga: 1775 |
|
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| Announcer Mel (see 20 Across) |
|
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| A Green Mountain Boy |
|
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| Woody from Brooklyn |
|
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| Keaton costar |
|
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| Mel or Hervey |
|
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| Steverino, to Louis Nye |
|
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| Van ___ of NASA fame |
|
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| "Bananas" star |
|
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| Ticonderoga hero |
|
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| Woody |
|
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| Fred who had an "Alley" |
|
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| Ethan or Fred |
|
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| Ethan |
|
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| With 119 Across, comedy team |
|
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| Steve or Ethan |
|
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| Former voice of Yankees |
|
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| Big name in radio |
|
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| Van ___ belt |
|
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| Woody or Fred |
|
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| Ethan of Vermont |
|
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| Fred |
|
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| Ludden |
|
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| Radio name |
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| Famous name in comedy. |
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| Woody or Mel. |
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| Green Mountain Boy. |
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| Comedian Fred. |
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| American novelist. |
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| Famous Fred. |
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| A Dulles. |
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| U.S. poet. |
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| TV notable. |
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| One of the Dulleses. |
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| Author of "Anthony Adverse." |
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| Famous Vermonter. |
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| American author. |
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| Gracie. |
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| Hero of Ticonderoga. |
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| Dulles of C. I. A. |
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| TV name. |
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| Leader of the Green Mountain Boys. |
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| Vermont name. |
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| Vermont hero. |
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| CIA Director Dulles. |
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| Ethan or Ira. |
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| Author Hervey. |
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| Author of "Israfel." |
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| Burns' partner. |
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| Ethan ___. |
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| Steverino. |
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| Author of "Treadmill to Oblivion." |
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| Star of "Tonight." |
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| TV night owl. |
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| Former Ambassador to India. |
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| Optimist on the "Treadmill to Oblivion." |
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| U. S. envoy in India. |
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| "How about that?" |
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| Ambassador to become Dulles aide. |
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| Sen. Frear. |
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| Burns and ___. |
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| New U. S. envoy to India. |
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| One of the Dulles brothers. |
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| U. S. Ambassador to India. |
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| He's giving TV another try. |
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| Our Ambassador in Yugoslavia. |
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| His embassy is at Belgrade. |
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| Our Ambassador in Belgrade. |
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| Portland Hoffa's husband. |
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| Sen. Frear of Delaware. |
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| TV joke juggler. |
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| U. S. envoy to Belgrade. |
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| George Burns' partner, Gracie. |
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| Ambassador to Yugoslavia. |
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| George's Gracie. |
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| Co-author of "Truman Merry-Go-Round." |
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| Fred, Mel, or Gracie. |
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| Author of "Toward the Morning." |
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| Sen. Claghorn's straight man. |
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| Victor at Ticonderoga. |
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| Portland's husband. |
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| RFC director. |
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| Toussaint of R&B |
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| "Blue Jasmine" director |
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| Pop singer Lily |
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| Microsoft co-founder |
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| Big name in hex keys |
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| "Midnight in Paris" director |
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| "Irrational Man" director |
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