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Sonny and Cher, once Sportscaster Bob dubbed "Mr. Baseball" Sportscaster Bob Sonny and Cher, once Sonny and Cher, once Sportscaster Bob dubbed "Mr. Baseball" *Sonny and Chaz Ship's commercial officer Sonny and Cher, back then Shipload of gold ingots? Sonny and Cher, once Sonny and Cher once Sonny and Cher, once Some of the best Impressionist art? See 45 Across Something to live on, if you're lucky Strip, to a snake Something to live on, if you're lucky Shopping adage Second of the sextet Second chance, of a sort __-sen Sporting event of 2001 1960's fad Stockholder Soccer players Singer Leslie Second phase Series about a hairless cow? Swift horses Several times. Spirited horses: Poet. Sleeveless garment with a crossword pattern? Stumps Start of a quip Stray mongrels Sine ___, a necessity. Sine ___. Scoffer. Send down a pitcher? Send down a pitcher? Steel construction men. Start of quote by George S. Patton Small faucets. Self-promoting concern? Secular philosophy Secular philosophy Study of the evolution of the universe Sources of some discounts Suffixes with Anglo, Franco, etc. 2000 senator Sheets used with woodcuts Slurs, in music. Student milieus Sea-faring lad Survey staple Skater Nicole Spreadable delicacy Secretive classroom activity ... or what 20-, 27- and 44-Across are anagrammatic examples of? Supernatural DC Comics character See 20 Across. "Sister" of 17-Across, familiarly Second home of a sort "Surf City" singers, 1963 Some jigglers, somewhat redundantly Stadium seat Stadium seat Superlatively fuzzy Superlatively fuzzy State of calm passivity Stimulating. Some knitted pieces, in Britain Silent untouchable? '80s video game where the player is a diamond-shaped marker 1980s arcade classic that involved drawing boxes 1980s arcade game where one had to dodge Sparx 1980s arcade game where one had to dodge Sparx '80s arcade game in which you had to evade Sparx Senator-elect of New York. Slate-colored, in Scotland Singer of the feel-good a cappella #1 hit whose title begins the answers to starred clues Supports Spanish fortresses Spanish forts Spanish fortresses Strength required to lift a car? Some check cashers Sorrows behind bars? Some lending institutions Sorrows behind bars? Sobriquet of Ferdinand II (1810–59). Sick feeling on campus? Sick feeling on campus? Sluggish sci-fi gangster Some quartzes Stop dramatically, as smoking Stop immediately Stop dramatically, as smoking Stop suddenly Slugger acquired by the Tigers in 2012 Small marsh plants. Songwriters named peter Stock market benchmark, with "The" Start of instructions for what to do when this puzzle is done Scoring reductions? Suddenly appeared. Start of a quip by 89-Across Start of a quip by 84 Across See 72-Across See 72-Across Shelley's lament for Keats Seizure at Sing Sing? Symbol of a college "league." Star-studded events Start the card game. Seabirds that make braying sounds Start of a quip by comedian Ronnie Shakes Start of a remark by Ronnie Shakes Something you'd rather not discuss Shut-in's aide Some wimple wearers Sacked quarterback inspected for injuries? See 32-Across Some people kneel before them Season-ending events on "The Bachelor" Statute affecting a small group Spread of ideas, e.g. Second half of the retort School heads: Abbr. Sch. officials Simple retreat? Soldiers' newspaper? Start of a famous address, roman-tically Scottish king, 1685-88 *"Star Trek" actor (invading Normandy) "Sh!" SpongeBob's underwear, vis-à-vis Mickey's? Solar energy, e.g. Solar energy, e.g. Start of a quip Start of a quip Spray a field from a plane Statement after long deliberation 1980s Christian rocker Rick, formerly of The Outlaws Sudanese people Susan Hayward portrayed her. Small food fish. Sang like Crosby Sang like Perry Como Star givers, often Star givers, often Sang like "Der Bingle" Sang like Bing Sang like Crosby Sang a lullaby. Sang softly. Sang sentimentally. Sang Sang softly Sang like Crosby Sang softly Song sung by Pinocchio Song sung by Pinocchio Song in Disney's "Pinocchio" Swampy. Shoppers' considerations Sicilian landmark. Surrealist's investments in Portugal? Steep canyon walls "Swan Lake" piece "Separate Tables" actor James __ Sound from Garfield 1976 site Spells of puppy love Sprinter's hope Suppresses. Spitz or Bondi Swimmer Swimmer: Lat. Swimmer. Scottish novelist-physician Slattern of yore Swimmer Swimmer Short vacation? Some tanker deliveries Substances in the raw. Section of U.S.: Abbr. Sleazebags Sleazebags Slimeballs Sweatshirt part with wrinkles? See 16 Across Submitted right before the deadline Shakespeare's Dream play Swim. See 1-Across See 17-Across Sound of a shrill shriek. Size for Bigfoot or Yeti? Shoplifting paradise? 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