| Hollywood's _ L. Jackson |
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| Hollywood's ___ L. Jackson |
USA Today |
28 Mar 2024 |
| ___ L. Jackson, actor |
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| Get me confused with Saul in the Bible |
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| Pulp Fiction star, _ L Jackson (6) |
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| Colleague of John, Clarence, Sonia, Elena, Neil, Brett, Amy and Ketanji |
Wall Street Journal |
23 Jan 2024 |
| Inventor Colt |
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| ___ L. Jackson, "Pulp Fiction" (1994) star |
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| Having come across in the morning, girl left boy (6) |
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| (and 3 Down) English poet and satirist emulates Blur somehow (6,6) |
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| Prophet is resolved to get us meal |
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| __ Clemens, birth name of Mark Twain |
The Guardian Weekend |
03 Dec 2022 |
| Muse vaguely about a liberal prophet |
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| Butler who wrote a book |
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| Name of two Bible books |
Universal |
07 Nov 2021 |
| Biblical character: Uriah's first encountered in identical line |
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| Justice Alito |
Newsday |
26 Sep 2021 |
| Justice Alito |
Wall Street Journal |
26 Jul 2021 |
| Colonial firebrand Adams |
Newsday |
20 May 2021 |
| ___ Arnold, actor who plays Julien in the Netflix series "Emily in Paris" |
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| Twain's first name |
Newsday |
02 May 2021 |
| Playwright Beckett |
Jonesin |
15 Dec 2020 |
| Composer Barber |
Universal |
18 Aug 2020 |
| David and Goliath's Bible book |
Universal |
07 Aug 2020 |
| Composer Barber |
Thomas Joseph |
25 Jul 2020 |
| __ Dashiell Hammett |
Newsday |
28 Jun 2020 |
| Justice Alito |
Wall Street Journal |
06 Apr 2020 |
| ___ L. Jackson, actor who played Jules Winnfield in "Pulp Fiction" |
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| Justice Alito |
Premier Sunday |
04 Aug 2019 |
| 18th-century lexicographer Johnson |
The Washington Post |
23 Jun 2019 |
| 18th-century lexicographer Johnson |
LA Times Daily |
23 Jun 2019 |
| Two books in the Old Testament |
The Telegraph General Knowledge |
13 Jan 2019 |
| 18th-century lexicographer Johnson |
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| Colt with arms |
Wall Street Journal |
27 Oct 2018 |
| Colt with arms |
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| Abbr. on a pay stub |
The Chronicle of Higher Education |
08 Sep 2017 |
| Inventor Morse |
Newsday |
26 Jul 2017 |
| Sandra's Supreme Court successor |
The Washington Post |
23 Jun 2017 |
| Sandra's Supreme Court successor |
LA Times Daily |
23 Jun 2017 |
| Morse of code fame |
Universal |
17 May 2017 |
| '___ & Duke at the Côte D'Azur' (1966 jazz album) |
New York Times |
26 Jan 2017 |
| Clemens of literature |
Universal |
09 Jan 2017 |
| Clemens of literature |
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| Sandra's Supreme Court successor |
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| Prophet who anointed Saul |
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| Gompers or Goldwyn |
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| Morse of code fame |
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| — Beckett, Irish author |
The Times Concise |
19 Oct 2016 |
| Jackson who played a Jedi |
The Washington Post |
18 Oct 2016 |
| Diarist Pepys |
USA Today |
20 May 2016 |
| Justice Alito |
Eugene Sheffer |
25 Apr 2016 |
| Union leader Gompers |
USA Today |
29 Mar 2016 |
| Brewer Adams |
Wall Street Journal |
22 Jan 2016 |
| First name in the "Pulp Fiction" cast |
USA Today |
06 Jan 2016 |
| First name in the "Pulp Fiction" cast |
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| Diarist Pepys |
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| Biblical prophet |
LA Times Daily |
20 Nov 2015 |
| Prophetic work with unchanged line about what lies repeatedly in future |
The Telegraph Cryptic |
05 Jul 2015 |
| — Beckett, dramatist |
The Times Concise |
10 Apr 2015 |
| Biblical prophet |
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| Longtime AFL president Gompers |
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| Biblical book in two parts |
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| ___ de Champlain, founder of Quebec |
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| With 28-Down, justice since 2006 |
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| Barber who wrote "Adagio for Strings" |
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| Patriot Adams |
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| Barber who composed "Adagio for Strings" |
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| Adams in a bar |
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| Last of the Biblical judges |
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| Barber of music |
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| With 66-Across, author of this puzzle's quote |
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| Actor ___ L. Jackson |
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| Brewer Adams |
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| "Pulp Fiction" co-star ___ L. Jackson |
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| English diarist Pepys |
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| Labor leader Gompers |
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| Biblical prophet |
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| Adams or Johnson |
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| Justice Alito |
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| Patriot Adams |
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| Patriot Adams |
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| Inventor Morse |
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| Certain biblical book with a 1 and 2 |
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| Twain's real first name |
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| With 41-Across, author of the quote |
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| "Pulp Fiction" co-star ___ L. Jackson |
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| Adams in a bar |
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| Adams or Gompers |
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| Adams in a bar |
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| Goldwyn or Jackson |
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| He anointed Saul and David as kings |
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| Colonial firebrand Adams |
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| Composer Barber |
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| Old Testament judge |
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| Prophet who anointed Saul |
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| O.T. prophet |
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| Mark Twain's real first name |
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| O.T. prophet |
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| Old Testament book |
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| An Adams |
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| Mark Twain's first name |
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| With 8-Across, he said "Among the natural rights of the colonists are these: first, a right to life; secondly, to liberty; thirdly to property" |
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| Barber in music |
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| Biblical book I or II |
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| Gompers or Goldwyn |
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| Gompers or Goldwyn |
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| Playwright Beckett |
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| Patriot Adams |
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| One of two Old Testament books |
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| Morse with a code |
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| Colt or Morse |
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| "Malone Dies" author Beckett |
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| He chose Saul as Israel's first king |
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| Hebrew prophet |
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| One of the Pirates of Penzance |
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| Goldwyn or Morse |
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| Barber of music |
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| Playwright Beckett |
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| Old Testament judge |
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| Book after Ruth |
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| Whence the phrase "God save the King" |
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| Coleridge or Clemens |
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| Pickwick or Pepys |
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| Butler or Morse |
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| Hebrew judge of old |
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| Morse's handle |
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| Pepys or Butler |
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| Gompers or Goldwyn |
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| Book of the O.T. |
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| Anointer of Saul and David |
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| Adams |
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| Coleridge |
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| Morse or Pepys |
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| Johnson. |
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| Mr. Pickwick. |
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| Hebrew prophet. |
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| Mr. Pepys. |
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| Old Testament prophet. |
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| Gov. King of Hawaii. |
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| Diarist Pepys. |
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| Pupil of Eli. |
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| Justice Rosenman. |
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| The Viscount who challenged Einstein. |
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| Mayor of Philadelphia. |
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| Mr. Weller. |
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| First Prophet. |
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| Brewer Adams |
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