| Bob, 1964 Olympic 100m champion (5) |
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| Bob ..... , 1964 Olympic 100m winner (5) |
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| Actor ___ MacArthur of "Angie Tribeca" |
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| Jonny ___, 2016-2017 Republic of Ireland and 2017-2020 Celtic winger (5) |
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| 13 times premier Melbourne trainer and father of trainer David, Colin ... (5) |
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| Part of London that's funny, sure |
The Times Sunday Cryptic |
11 May 2025 |
| Actress Helen of "Airport" |
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| Actor who played 'Gloria' in It Ain't Half Hot Mum, Melvyn ___-- (5) |
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| Isaac ___, singer (5) |
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| TD who has been suspended by the Social Democrats since December. (5) |
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| President after Grant |
Newsday |
20 Apr 2025 |
| 19th president of the U.S. |
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| Old president right to abolish endorsements (5) |
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| Isaac of R&B |
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| Bob ..... , 1964 Olympics 100m gold medallist (5) |
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| Isaac ___--, American soul singer (5) |
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| The Millers actor Sean |
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| Part of Greater London? Ha - indeed! (5) |
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| He won by one electoral vote |
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| Rutherford B. __ |
Commuter |
28 Nov 2024 |
| US singer-songwriter and actor whose 'Theme from Shaft' won the Oscar for Best Original Song in 1972 (5,5) |
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| Garfield's predecessor |
New York Times |
27 Oct 2024 |
| Isaac -, soul singer (5) |
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| 19th-century US president Rutherford |
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| The Three Stooges star Sean |
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| Sean ___, Jack in Will & Grace (5) |
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| Surname of Rutherford the 19th President of the USA (5) |
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| 1964 Olympic 100m champion who also won the Superbowl with the Dallas Cowboys in 1972 (5) |
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| Glastonbury legend Isaac |
The Telegraph Cross Atlantic |
10 Jul 2024 |
| Haze mentioned by Melvyn as 'Gloria' Beaumont in ltAin't Half Hot Mum (5) |
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| Hard getting votes for president once |
The Telegraph Cryptic |
15 May 2024 |
| President who had previously served as governor of Ohio |
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| In Greater London, the place for hotheaded 'yes' voters (5) |
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| President Grant's successor |
LA Times Mini |
18 Mar 2024 |
| Town in 1 down (5) |
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| Utter confusion for US president |
The Times Cryptic |
22 Feb 2024 |
| The manager of Chelsea F.C. Women, Emma _ (5) |
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| Chris of MSNBC |
Universal |
03 Feb 2024 |
| 2012-24 Chelsea FC Women manager (5) |
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| Suburb of West London |
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| Media personality and reality participant, Chanelle _ (5) |
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| Isaac ___, Hot Buttered Soul musician (5) |
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| Grant's successor |
Thomas Joseph |
06 Oct 2023 |
| Grant's successor |
Thomas Joseph |
27 Sep 2023 |
| Sean of "Will & Grace" |
LA Times Daily |
27 Aug 2023 |
| Helen who was the first actress to achieve the EGOT |
LA Times Daily |
01 Sep 2022 |
| 19th U.S president |
Premier Sunday |
08 May 2022 |
| 'Will & Grace' actor Sean |
USA Today |
29 Mar 2022 |
| Rutherford B. __, the 19th US president |
The Guardian Weekend |
05 Mar 2022 |
| President who banned alcohol at the White House |
Wall Street Journal |
03 Feb 2022 |
| President after Grant |
The Washington Post |
10 Aug 2021 |
| President after Grant |
LA Times Daily |
10 Aug 2021 |
| Surname that sounds hard to see through |
USA Today |
15 Apr 2021 |
| London suburb — hotel area of course |
|
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| Former US president in state of confusion, they say |
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| See 69-Down |
Wall Street Journal |
13 Feb 2021 |
| MSNBC’s Chris |
Wall Street Journal |
17 Oct 2020 |
| President on a Currier & Ives poster |
Newsday |
12 Sep 2020 |
| Grant's successor |
Thomas Joseph |
27 Aug 2020 |
| 19th president |
Eugene Sheffer |
18 Apr 2020 |
| Middlesex location |
The Telegraph Quick |
27 Dec 2019 |
| Hoops star Tiffany |
USA Today |
02 Dec 2019 |
| Rutherford Birchard ___, President of USA from 1877 to 1881 |
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| President Rutherford B |
Newsday |
01 May 2019 |
| Garfield followed him |
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| President after Grant |
USA Today |
13 Nov 2018 |
| Garfield's predecessor |
Universal |
10 Oct 2018 |
| Garfield followed him |
Universal |
01 Jul 2018 |
| Grant's follower |
Thomas Joseph |
22 Jun 2018 |
| President after Grant |
|
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| Garfield's predecessor |
|
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| Garfield followed him |
|
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| President after Grant |
Newsday |
20 Aug 2017 |
| Garfield's presidential predecessor |
Universal |
02 Aug 2017 |
| Initiator of the White House Easter Egg Roll |
Wall Street Journal |
23 Mar 2017 |
| 19th president |
Newsday |
03 Mar 2017 |
| President after Grant |
New York Times |
31 Jan 2017 |
| Grant successor |
Newsday |
29 Jan 2017 |
| President after Grant |
|
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| Garfield's presidential predecessor |
|
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| Garfield's predecessor |
The Washington Post |
21 Dec 2016 |
| 19th U.S. president |
Universal |
01 Nov 2016 |
| Last Reconstruction president |
LA Times Daily |
03 Jun 2016 |
| It's hard getting votes for 11's successor |
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| Isaac who voiced Chef |
USA Today |
22 Apr 2016 |
| Compromise of 1877 beneficiary |
Newsday |
03 Apr 2016 |
| Bearded U.S. president |
USA Today |
03 Apr 2016 |
| Last Reconstruction president |
|
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| Former US president creating confusion in speech |
|
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| "First lady of the theater" Helen |
Universal |
18 Apr 2015 |
| "First lady of the theater" Helen |
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| "Hot Buttered Soul" Isaac |
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| Funk icon Isaac |
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| Singer Isaac who cowrote "Soul Man" |
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| Isaac or Helen |
|
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| President between Grant and Garfield |
|
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| President after Grant |
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| 19th U.S. president |
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| Sean of "Will & Grace" |
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| 1876 victor by one electoral vote |
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| "First Lady of the Theater" Helen |
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| Helen or Gabby |
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| Rutherford or Helen |
|
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| 19th President |
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| First president to have a telephone in the White House |
|
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| Woody part of Ohio? |
|
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| Helen, Isaac or Gabby |
|
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| He lost the popular vote to Tilden |
|
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| Compromise of 1877 figure |
|
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| Grant's successor |
|
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| President after Grant |
|
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| Garfield preceder |
|
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| Soulful Isaac |
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| Isaac who was the voice of Chef on "South Park" |
|
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| "Shaft" singer Isaac |
|
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| Helen or Rutherford |
|
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| Compromise of 1877 president |
|
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| Rutherford B. ___ |
|
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| President derisively dubbed "His Fraudulency" |
|
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| President after Grant |
|
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| 19th president |
|
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| Only president who was selected by a congressional commission |
|
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| Follower of 1 Down |
|
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| "Never Can Say Goodbye" singer Isaac |
|
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| "Shaft" composer |
|
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| Governor who helped found Ohio State University |
|
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| Only president who'd been wounded in the Civil War |
|
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| U.S. president after Grant |
|
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| Chef's voice, formerly |
|
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| President known as "His Fraudulency" |
|
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| Gabby of old oaters |
|
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| President Rutherford B. |
|
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| Gabby of old oaters |
|
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| Profile on a 19¢ stamp |
|
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| President who won by one electoral vote |
|
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| Oscar winner Helen |
|
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| First sitting president to visit the West Coast |
|
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| 19th president |
|
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| Victor over Tilden |
|
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| Grant's successor |
|
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| Rutherford B. ____ |
|
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| President elected without winning the popular vote |
|
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| First president to visit the West Coast while in office |
|
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| Garfield's predecessor |
|
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| Grant's successor |
|
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| President after Grant |
|
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| Ohio governor who became president |
|
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| Grant successor |
|
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| President after Grant |
|
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| "Shaft" singer |
|
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| 19th US president |
|
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| President Grant's successor |
|
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| President after Grant |
|
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| Grant's successor in the White House |
|
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| Tilden topper |
|
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| Helen or Gabby |
|
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| Mount ___, peak 90 miles SSE of Fairbanks |
|
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| 19th U.S. president |
|
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| Rutherford or Helen |
|
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| 19th president |
|
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| Elvin ___, 1960's-80's N.B.A. star known as "Big E" |
|
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| 19th president |
|
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| 19th president |
|
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| President Rutherford B. __ |
|
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| Grant's successor |
|
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| Isaac or Helen |
|
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| President before Garfield |
|
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| Garfield's predecessor |
|
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| Isaac or Gabby |
|
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| Gabby or Helen |
|
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| President before Garfield |
|
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| President called "His Fraudulency" |
|
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| Basketball's Elvin |
|
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| President after Grant |
|
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| 2-time Oscar winner Helen |
|
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| "Shaft" singer Isaac |
|
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| Dubiously elected president |
|
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| Grant's successor |
|
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| Grant's successor |
|
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| Grant's pursuer |
|
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| President between Grant and Garfield |
|
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| He served between Grant and Garfield |
|
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| Rutherford B. or Helen |
|
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| Soul singer Isaac |
|
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| Charles MacArthur's Helen |
|
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| Helen or Isaac |
|
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| President before Garfield |
|
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| Oscar-winning actress Helen ___ |
|
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| He introduced the Easter egg roll on the White House lawn |
|
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| Gabby or Helen |
|
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| Garfield's predecessor |
|
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| Our 19th president |
|
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| Gabby or Helen |
|
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| An Oscar winner: 1931-32 |
|
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| Actress for whom a theater was named |
|
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| Centennial electee |
|
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| Centennial choice for U.S. President |
|
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| Nineteenth U.S. president |
|
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| President called Old Eight to Seven |
|
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| Gabby of westerns |
|
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| No. 19 |
|
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| Helen or Isaac |
|
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| Man between Grant and Garfield |
|
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| Nineteenth U.S. President |
|
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| Centennial year electee |
|
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| President nicknamed "Old Eight to Seven" |
|
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| Winner in 1876 |
|
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| Rutherford or Helen |
|
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| Winner over Tilden |
|
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| Helen of stage |
|
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| White House name |
|
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| Theater name. |
|
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| President 90 years ago. |
|
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| White House name of 1877. |
|
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| Top theatre name. |
|
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| U. S. Ambassador to Spain. |
|
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| Star of "Time Remembered." |
|
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| First Lady of the theatre. |
|
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| She plays Maggie Wylie. |
|
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| Former White House resident. |
|
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| Famous ANTA star. |
|
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| Theatrical star. |
|
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| Star of "Dear Brutus." |
|
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| Famous name in the theatre. |
|
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| Between Grant and Garfield. |
|
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| Renowned name on Broadway. |
|
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| Great name in the theatre. |
|
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| She was a great "Victoria." |
|
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| Victor over Samuel J. Tilden, 1876. |
|
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| 19th U. S. President. |
|
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| Mrs. McThing. |
|
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| Nineteenth President. |
|
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| Garfield's predecessor. |
|
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| United States President, elected by one electoral vote. |
|
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| 19th president. |
|
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| River to Hudson Bay |
|
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| Author of quote. |
|
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| Rutherford B. |
|
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