| Again, in music (anagram of "sib") |
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| Some upper-arm muscles, for short |
Universal |
06 Apr 2024 |
| Brother or sister pops up twice |
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| Some arm muscles, informally |
Premier Sunday |
25 Feb 2024 |
| A is for apple, ___ for bear . . . |
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| Muscles flexed by Popeye, for short |
USA Today |
29 Jul 2023 |
| Start of an early Grafton title |
LA Times Daily |
15 Jun 2023 |
| Sue Grafton's "___ for Burglar" |
Universal |
14 Jun 2023 |
| "Perform twice," in sheet music (anagram of "sib") |
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| Muscles opposite tris |
USA Today |
22 Jan 2023 |
| Muscles opposite tris |
Universal |
05 Nov 2022 |
| Sue Grafton’s “___ for Burglar” |
Wall Street Journal |
08 Oct 2022 |
| Twice, in Latin |
Wall Street Journal |
26 Feb 2022 |
| Upper-arm muscles, briefly |
The Washington Post Sunday |
19 Dec 2021 |
| Dumbbell curls build them, for short |
New York Times |
16 Dec 2021 |
| ___ and tris (muscle group) |
USA Today |
05 Dec 2021 |
| ___ and tris (muscle group) |
USA Today |
13 Oct 2021 |
| Again, in music |
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| Arm muscles, in bodybuilding lingo |
The New Yorker |
20 Apr 2020 |
| Muscles used in pull-ups, informally |
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| Muscles used in pull-ups, informally |
New York Times |
25 Nov 2019 |
| Muscles opposite your tris |
The New Yorker |
08 Jul 2019 |
| Dumbbell curls build them, for short |
New York Times |
01 Apr 2018 |
| Again relative turned up |
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| La Scala shout calling for an encore |
The Chronicle of Higher Education |
16 Feb 2018 |
| Twice, musically |
New York Times |
02 Feb 2018 |
| Dumbbell curls build them, for short |
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| Twice, musically |
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| La Scala shout calling for an encore |
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| Both bishops and rabbis show this — twice |
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| Grafton's '__ for Burglar' |
The Washington Post |
21 May 2017 |
| Grafton's "__ for Burglar" |
LA Times Daily |
21 May 2017 |
| Arm muscles, in bodybuilding lingo |
New York Times |
03 Feb 2017 |
| Arm muscles, in bodybuilding lingo |
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| Grafton's "__ for Burglar" |
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| Again, in music |
Eugene Sheffer |
24 Jun 2015 |
| Musical direction indicating that section is to be repeated |
The Telegraph General Knowledge |
08 Mar 2015 |
| Twice, in music |
Universal |
25 Jan 2015 |
| Sue Grafton's "___ for Burglar" |
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| Grafton's "___ for Burglar" |
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| Twice, in music |
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| "Encore!" |
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| Some who benefit from gay rights |
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| 'Encore!,' in 111-Across |
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| Start of an early Grafton title |
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| Recital hall shout |
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| Ones sexually flexible, for short |
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| "Encore!," to a diva |
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| They swing both ways |
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| Ones not entirely gay or straight |
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| Twice, in music |
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| Again, to the maestro |
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| "__ for Burglar" (Grafton novel) |
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| Two-way types |
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| Grafton's "__ for Burglar" |
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| Sexually versatile people |
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| People with many dating options |
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| Again, on sheet music |
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| Twice |
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| Twice |
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| Twice |
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| Cry after a recital |
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| Ones who are neither het nor gay |
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| They're not just het |
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| Again, in music |
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| Again, musically |
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| Again, musically |
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| Twice, musically |
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| Encore exclamation |
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| Twice, musically |
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| Twice |
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| Again, in music |
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| Twice, in music |
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| Again, in music |
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| Again, in music |
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| Encore! |
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| "Encore!" |
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| Recital hall shout |
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| Again in music |
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| Again, in music |
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| Twice |
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| Again, in musical notation |
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| "Again!", at a musical performance |
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| Twice |
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| Again, in music |
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| Again, on sheet music |
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| Arm muscles for short |
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| Again! |
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| Encore! |
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| Twice: Lat. |
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| Encore! |
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| A second time |
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| Encore |
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| Diva's delight |
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| Again, in Agincourt |
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| More! |
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| Encore! |
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| Again, to Bizet |
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| Again! |
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| Encore at La Scala |
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| Repeat: Mus. |
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| Twice, in music. |
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| Encore!: Fr. |
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| Twice. |
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| Encore: Fr. |
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| Direction to repeat, in music. |
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| Encore. |
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| Encore!: French. |
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| Twice: Music. |
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| Call for an encore. |
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| Duplicate. |
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| Encore, in Italy. |
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| Twice: Latin. |
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| Those who go both ways, for short |
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| They go both ways |
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