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Some head-to-head competitions Selective Service legislation. Sketch some microbrews? Sketch some microbrews? Scottish improver of roads. Scottish inventor and road builder John Loudon ___ Sports champ depicted in "Cinderella Man," 2005 S. N. Behrman subject. '70s TV costar of Abe Vigoda and Jack Soo 1980s TV series set at Network 23 Sugar Ray lead singer Mark Scottish schoolmasters. Start of a holiday message Start of a holiday message See 1 Across Storekeeper (abbr.) She wrote "Pocketful of Wry.” Span of some romances? Sign outside a body shop? "Snow White" author "Star Search" host Saudi Arabian fantasy? Slattern, in Britain Slattern, in Soho Sincere wish (Part 1) Steak specification Steakhouse option Soft quality. Steel mill group. Sound from a laid-back longhair? Saudi side dish? Sweet sounding. Significant. Somewhat more, in music. Split open, as a seed pod Snakelike lizard. Song parodied by Weird Al's "Taco Grande" Setting to work to learn from a master. Seven, to Cicero Song from "Knickerbocker Holiday" She wrote "The Winthrop Woman." Soft sheep that's an expert in judo? Soldier's clothing Some Havanans 1970s genre that mixed West African and American music styles Start of a Kipling trio Silly joke, part 1 Sleigh across a pond So long to a Roman god? Some N.Y.C. trains Solid as __ Scottish poet Hew ___: 1792-1878 Solid as __ Swaying. Swaying gently. Swaying to and fro. 1960s cartoon sheriff "South Pacific" composer Solid as _____ Silverware city of Connecticut. Source for many a political writer Slangy negatives Solecistic contractions Slangy contractions Strong Eastern distilled liquor. 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