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Spoke to the deejay Spoke to the deejay Spencer Tracy film about Boston politics Sound of an outboard motor. Sir Gladwyn. Speaking in a curt manner Spencer Tracy film of '58 Sound of a small engine. 1958 Spencer Tracy film ... and a hint to 20-, 30- and 39-Across Start of a familiar poem Spencer Tracy film of 1958 Snow job Skimpy summer garments Scatter-gun cartridge. Salesman's target "___," said Tom fittingly Start of a Groucho quip *SO? Start of a quip about roulette Small part of an oz. Spokestoons who work in a tree Sahl et al. Slender lead rods used in windows. Sahl and Drucker Spat-ending words Sweet group that sang "Green Tambourine" Saturated Swallows hook, line, and sinker Sad cases Sad cases Speed skater Dan Short 3-D film starring Michael Jackson Speed skating medalist Dan Speed skater Dan "Star Trek: Voyager" "Star Trek: Voyager" captain Shindig for Swahili VIPs? Shindig for Swahili VIPs? Suppresses. Silent partners? '60s cereal slogan Sophie Tucker Signified. 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