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One of the Norn Ones with lots of inventory Observaton, part 6 On both sides: Prefix Observe anew Ones for whom suits are brought. Oppose Odessa natives Oppose Oppose Officers. On sale, or taken off sale Oriental Christians. Oriental rug Opened, in a way One full of grace Obi adornments __ of Sundays "___ of Sundays": Updike Omsk's river. Ones voting yes Ones voting yes Out in ___ (neglected) On our trip, we came to a __ ... On our trip, we came to a __ ... Onion made of a sturdy cotton fabric? Observation, part 2 Ordinary Ordinary ... or what the beginning of the answer to each starred clue is? O. Henry stories? O. Henry stories? "Ollie who?" "Ollie __" *One on safari Ones who never know what to use for their salad? Ones who never know what to use for their salad? One who lies in wait Old Glory One voting for Ford in the 1976 election? "Oh, woe!," in Bordeaux O. Henry 1906 publication One way to take it On second thought, make it a horror film: "Big Momma's House..." 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Original Ice Follies slapstick skating duo Oscar-winning star of "To Serve and Protect" in 1997's "In & Out" Office routine Obsolete firearm. One side of the Civil War "On the Beach" Oriental nurse: Var. Overly aggressive lawyer? One's room is surrounded by many odds and ends (10) 20 __ = 1 oz. troy Of golf? Old French headdress Onetime layout jobs Old-fashioned page layouts Onetime layout jobs 1994 Olympic speed skater Dan Olympic speed skater Dan Odd container for cattle herders? ___ of Orleans. Oz Omits Outback topper Outback topper Object of love, slangily Obsolete agency. One wrapped in a fur One of the Andrews Sisters One of the Andrews Sisters One of the Andrews Sisters Overexertion Ones who refuse to serve, pejoratively Ones who refuse to serve, pejoratively One with encyclopedic knowledge One with encyclopedic knowledge "Once Upon a Time in America" actor Opportunist's motto. Owner of the farm where Woodstock took place Old Norse chieftains. O-yard dash for a gaucho wearer? 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