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From end point to lance corporal Fibs Food to go (and instructions for this puzzle) Falsetto singer. Fills untidily Fictional hero who married Jane First-date affliction, perhaps Features of many Olympic broadcasts Food advertiser's adjective. From __ green Full of flavor. Feature of a crab ready to molt? Focus Flat roof: abbr. FedEx envelope feature Flirt with danger Fringed, as petals. French painter-lithographer Flaxen. ...for a Republican National Committee chairman? Famed movie duo From bad ___ Former name of Kalinin, U.S.S.R. Fabricated splicing units. French town on Moselle. French town Florida? Founders Fairy that reared Malagigi. First course option on a North African menu? First peaceful protest? Fools Food carrier, in 37-Across Fabricates, as charges Furniture on casters Far from furtive-looking Formalwear for a belly? Formal wear for one's belly? Flat surface of bone. Fold. Filch Freudian concept Fold maker Form for a footprint Fully: Lat. 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