Adjective for Hulk Hogan, or for the cheeseburger pasta at his defunct PASTAMANIA! restaurant
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Across
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Adjective for Hulk Hogan, or for the cheeseburger pasta at his defunct PASTAMANIA! restaurant
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Japanese lunch box
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"Waterfalls" grp.
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Bushs' alma mater, for short
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Fable writer
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Rockets, on scoreboards
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Washed-up actor you might remember from such educational film strips as "Young Jebediah Springfield" or "Meat and You, Partners in Freedom"
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Director's cry
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Abbreviated title on 46A46ALawyer who works on a contingency basis? No, money down.[----------]'s business card
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Secure a ship to a pier
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Recessed space, like one of the nooks or crannies in Koningin Astridpark
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Vladimir Lenin's real last name
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Broadcasts
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Vicinity
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Fast-talking conman who's sold monorails to Brockway, Ogdenville, and North Haverbrook
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Lard Lad treat. Mmmmm, sprinkles!
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Emperor Cuzco, during most of The Emperor's New Groove
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Pretend you know nothing
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Adhere to, as rules for bowling
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"Exit, pursued by _____" (Winter's Tale stage direction)
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Where to find Adam and Eve on a raft or a hockey puck that's been dragged through the garden
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Lawyer who works on a contingency basis? No, money down.
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Sums
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Org. defending free speech
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Bringing to bay, as a foxhound might do
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Pause indicators
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Memo heading
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In the style of
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One in French
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Regular guest star on the Simpsons, and the theme of this puzzle
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Actor Cage, informally
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Ahead of schedule
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Standing tall
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Apt. coolers
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Behaves like a willow tree in the wind
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Students' seats
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Small storage unit
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Prominent feature of Dumbo
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Describing some right pretty speech
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Whimsical
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Delicious
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Delicious, but in a more specific salty, smoky, pork product way
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Sushi with unagi
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Eastern Virginia sch.
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1/3 of a movie title I learned is about WWII, and has nothing to do with Genesis or Exodus
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German auto
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Psychoactive resin
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Mona Lisa's home
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Too precious
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Anthracite, for instance
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63A63ARegular guest star on the Simpsons, and the theme of this puzzle[-----------], by birth
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Narcotic choice of Coleridge
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The Sail (southern constellation)
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Countess of Lovelace, namesake of a programming language
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Mythical bird
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Scientist's workspace
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In the thick of
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Toothpaste container
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2/5 Spice Girls
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Bangkok buck
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Chess conclusions
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Where I lay me down to sleep
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Many mos.
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The country way?
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Unfilled space
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Emblematic
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Meso-American builders of colossal heads, like god of war Xtapolapocetl
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Moon of Saturn named for a Titan
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Letter after epsilon
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How losses are listed
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Planet of the ____, movie adapted into a musical starring 17A17AWashed-up actor you might remember from such educational film strips as "Young Jebediah Springfield" or "Meat and You, Partners in Freedom"[-----------]
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"Pygmalion" playwright
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Absence
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Consequence of leaving sweets like 33A33ALard Lad treat. Mmmmm, sprinkles![-----] out in the office