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| Nigel, British violinist born in 1956 (7) |
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| Part of JFK |
Universal |
31 Mar 2024 |
| Assassinated U.S. president at airport? (7) |
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| John, U.S. president known as J.F.K. (7) |
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| Ray, who mopped up major trophies with Arsenal and Liverpool |
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| The K in JFK (7) |
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| John F. ___, US President who was nominated for a Grammy in the Spoken Word category in 1964 |
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| Eisenhower's successor |
Premier Sunday |
05 Jun 2022 |
| Face on a half dollar |
Thomas Joseph |
17 Dec 2021 |
| Airport in New York |
Irish Times Simplex |
25 Mar 2021 |
| ___ McMann, actress who plays the titular character on the TV series "Nancy Drew" |
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| Important to welcome news editor portraying President |
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| President understanding newsman in US city |
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| U.S. political dynasty |
The Sun Two Speed |
05 Mar 2020 |
| Know chap in New York assassinated politician |
The Sun Two Speed |
05 Mar 2020 |
| Assassinated US president |
The Times Concise |
07 Feb 2020 |
| JFK |
The Telegraph Quick |
24 Dec 2019 |
| Face on a half dollar |
Wall Street Journal |
27 Aug 2019 |
| Author of 53/61 Across |
Newsday |
19 Jul 2019 |
| 'Profiles in Courage' author |
Wall Street Journal |
28 May 2019 |
| "Profiles in Courage" author |
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| Face on a half dollar |
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| John Fitzgerald ___, 35th US President who has a wax statue at Madame Tussauds, Washington DC |
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| 35th president |
Eugene Sheffer |
16 Feb 2018 |
| Cape --, former name of Cape Canaveral |
The Telegraph General Knowledge |
04 Feb 2018 |
| Clue about points awarded to Democratic president |
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| Only president to win a Pulitzer Prize |
LA Times Daily |
12 Aug 2017 |
| Only president to win a Pulitzer Prize |
The Washington Post |
12 Aug 2017 |
| Defeater of Nixon in 1960 |
New York Times |
10 Jul 2017 |
| Commander of the PT-109 |
USA Today |
06 Jun 2017 |
| 35th President of the USA |
The Telegraph General Knowledge |
30 Apr 2017 |
| 35th President of the United States, John F. ___, who was shot twice, while inside a vehicle in a procession |
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| Only president to win a Pulitzer Prize |
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| Defeater of Nixon in 1960 |
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| Commander of the PT-109 |
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| Know chap in New York assassinated politician |
The Times Cryptic |
20 Oct 2015 |
| Assassinated US president |
The Guardian Quick |
16 May 2015 |
| Transatlantic travel hub, for short |
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| Half portrait |
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| President whose library was designed by Pei |
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| Swing vote in many recent 5-4 decisions |
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| Powell's successor on the Supreme Court |
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| Center of Washington? |
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| Follower of Eisenhower |
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| 1961 leader |
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| Pulitzer Prize winner for "Profiles in Courage" |
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| President who said "I'm an idealist without illusions" |
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| Jackie's #1 |
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| Half man |
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| "Ironweed" author William |
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| Anthony of the Supreme Court |
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| Castro's "enemy to whom we had become accustomed" |
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| President under whom the Peace Corps was formed |
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| President under whom the Peace Corps was formed |
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| Half profile? |
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| Successor to Powell on the Supreme Court |
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| Space center name |
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| Supreme Court Justice Anthony |
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| "Profiles in Courage" author |
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| Only winner of People's Sexiest Man Alive who's no longer alive |
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| "Ironweed" author |
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| John, Robert, and Edward surname |
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| Member of 38-Across |
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| 58-Across of 1988 |
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| See 42-Across |
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| 50¢ |
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| Half profile |
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| Half profile? |
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| Space center name |
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| See 17-Across |
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| Space center name |
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| Supreme Court justice appointed by Reagan |
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| Presidential seal flip side |
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| "New Frontier" president |
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| One-named MTV veejay |
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| Massachusetts senator |
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| _Ironweed_ author William |
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| Half portrait |
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| #35 |
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| Supreme Court Justice |
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| Big name in politics |
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| He was the 35th of 40 |
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| Rose or Ethel |
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| Secretary of the Treasury |
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| Florida cape. |
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| County Wexford name. |
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| Prominent Democrat. |
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| Joseph P. |
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| Attorney General. |
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| Prominent N. E. family. |
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| Saltonstall's colleague. |
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| Senate Democrat. |
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| Bridegroom-to-be in the Senate. |
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| Ambassador to Great Britain, 1937–1941. |
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| Former Ambassador to England. |
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