| “The Turn of the Screw” author Henry |
Wall Street Journal |
26 Oct 2021 |
| LeBron of the Lakers |
Wall Street Journal |
19 Oct 2021 |
| First name of 63-Down |
Wall Street Journal |
04 Oct 2021 |
| Madison or Monroe |
Thomas Joseph |
09 Sep 2021 |
| Madison or Monroe |
Thomas Joseph |
12 Aug 2021 |
| Professor Moriarty's first name |
New York Times |
10 Jun 2021 |
| Blues singer Etta |
Eugene Sheffer |
13 Mar 2021 |
| Writer P.D |
Thomas Joseph |
09 Jan 2021 |
| ''Portrait of a Lady'' author |
Newsday |
04 Dec 2020 |
| Roald Dahl title character |
New York Times |
28 Dec 2019 |
| Roald Dahl title character |
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| King who lent his name to a Bible |
New York Times |
20 Oct 2019 |
| King who lent his name to a Bible |
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| Madison or Monroe |
Thomas Joseph |
15 Oct 2019 |
| Late-night host Corden |
USA Today |
14 Oct 2019 |
| President Monroe |
Eugene Sheffer |
12 Jul 2019 |
| Hoopster LeBron |
USA Today |
11 Mar 2019 |
| Henry -----, US-born British novelist (1843-1916) |
The Guardian Speedy |
24 Feb 2019 |
| Most common presidential prename |
Newsday |
17 Feb 2019 |
| Late-night host Corden |
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| Hoopster LeBron |
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| LeBron of the NBA |
USA Today |
02 Sep 2018 |
| "Bond, ___ Bond" |
USA Today |
22 Jan 2018 |
| LeBron of the NBA |
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| "Bond, ___ Bond" |
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| First name of six U.S. presidents |
USA Today |
07 Nov 2017 |
| 'The Blacklist' actor Spader |
Eugene Sheffer |
14 Jul 2017 |
| Patron Saint of labourers |
Canadiana |
29 May 2017 |
| First name of six U.S. presidents |
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| Harry Potter's father |
New York Times |
07 Oct 2016 |
| Richmond's river |
Thomas Joseph |
06 Oct 2016 |
| Apostle |
The Telegraph Quick |
02 Sep 2016 |
| Paul McCartney's given first name |
Universal |
31 May 2016 |
| See 22 |
The Guardian Quick |
28 Apr 2016 |
| Harry Potter's father |
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| Paul McCartney's given first name |
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| Title of epistle |
The Telegraph Quick |
20 Nov 2015 |
| Colin ____ Pattison |
Canadiana |
16 Nov 2015 |
| 'Home, ___' |
New York Times |
18 Oct 2015 |
| Madison, Monroe or any of four other presidents |
New York Times |
12 Oct 2015 |
| Brown or Cameron |
Wall Street Journal |
06 Jul 2015 |
| Madison, Monroe or any of four other presidents |
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| "Home, ___" |
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| Director Cameron |
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| "Laid" Manchester band |
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| King ___ Bible |
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| Bond-Bond bond? |
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| Bond-Bond link? |
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| Bond-Bond link? |
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| Bond-Bond link? |
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| McAvoy who played half of 24-Across |
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| Elizabeth I successor |
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| Most common first name among U.S. presidents (six) |
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| River through Richmond |
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| "Bond, ___ Bond" |
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| Caan or Cagney |
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| Name that precedes the first words of 17- and 55-Across and 10- and 24-Down |
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| "Giant" star, with 6-Down |
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| Madison or Monroe |
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| Last Supper attendee |
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| Actor Dean |
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| Mr. Bond |
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| Western outlaw Jesse |
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| Cook of the sea |
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| Name shared by two apostles |
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| New Testament book |
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| "Daisy Miller" author |
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| First name of 6 U.S. presidents |
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| Madison or Monroe |
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| Two-time NBA All-Star Game MVP |
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| Paul McCartney's first name |
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| Bond common to the answers to the six starred clues |
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| With 8 Down, character created by 17 Across |
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| Name of six presidents |
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| Actor Coco who played Milo Perrier in "Murder by Death" |
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| Roald Dahl title character |
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| See 18-Down |
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| "Daisy Miller" author |
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| It precedes the last words of the four longest puzzle answers |
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| "Daisy Miller" author |
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| It precedes the last words of the four longest puzzle answers |
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| Cagney, but not Lacey |
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| "The Ambassadors" author |
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| Most common first name of U.S. presidents |
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| Frank or Jesse |
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| Kingly version of the Bible |
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| "Washington Square" author |
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| With 67-Across, author of "Ulysses" |
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| Outlaw Jesse |
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| "Washington Square" author |
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| New Testament book |
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| Flutist Galway |
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| Brother of Jesus |
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| With 43-Down, 007 |
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| Abraham's predecessor |
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| Bond denomination? |
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| Etta or Jesse |
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| Maestro Levine |
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| Novelist Clavell |
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| Book after Hebrews |
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| The Shondells' leader Tommy |
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| First name of four governors |
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| Richmond's river |
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| Jazz singer Etta |
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| Actor Woods |
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| Director Cameron |
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| Richmond's river |
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| First name of six U.S. presidents |
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| "The Bostonians" author |
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| Pop star Taylor |
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| Earl Jones or Earl Ray |
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| Madison or Monroe |
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| "Home, ___!" |
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| "Daisy Miller" author |
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| Michener or Clavell |
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| Mystery writer P.D. ____ |
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| Infirmary saint |
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| Common butler's name |
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| Caan or Cagney |
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| "The Golden Bowl" author |
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| Jesse or Henry |
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| New York was named for him, before he became king |
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| Harry or Henry |
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| He wrote "What Maisie Knew" |
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| Outlaw or king |
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| Madison or Monroe |
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| Henry or Harry |
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| Bond of spydom |
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| Bandleader for young Sinatra |
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| Arness or Caan |
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| Newport News's river |
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| U.S. outlaw |
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| Richmond's river |
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| Bandit brothers |
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| Joyce |
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| Thurber |
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| U.S. novelist. |
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| Richmond's river. |
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| Richmond's waterfront. |
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| Royal name. |
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| See 10 Across. |
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| All-American chauffeur. |
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| Author of "Daisy Miller." |
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| River of Virginia. |
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| River into Chesapeake Bay. |
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| River in Virginia. |
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| Author Michener. |
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| Man with a trumpet. |
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| Tenor Melton. |
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| Historic river in Virginia. |
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| Creator of Daisy Miller. |
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| Grable's husband. |
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| Popular band leader. |
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| Great literary figure (1843–1916). |
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| Name of two apostles. |
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| Newport News river. |
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| F. D. R.'s son. |
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| River of Virginia, 450 miles to Chesapeake Bay. |
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| Landis of the OCD. |
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| F. D. R.'s oldest son. |
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| Mr. Landis of OCD. |
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| ___ T. Kirk |
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| "The Late Late Show" host Corden |
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| "I'm Rick ___, bitch!" |
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