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Penguin Classics' introduction to this novel says, "Emily... developed a passionate love of the rough Moorland scenery" |
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"Oliver on 'Still the Beaver'" & "Sherman Hemsley series" have been clues in this publication's weekly puzzle |
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This city was home to our favorite "German-American physicist" for the last 20 years of his life |
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To mix drinks in the comfort of your living room, it's handy to have this counter with a sink and running water |
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Edward James Olmos was Lt. Castillo, the laconic boss of Crockett & Tubbs, on this Florida cop show |
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It rises 12,837 feet above central Honshu Island |
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Kurt Vonnegut's opening remarks on this author say, "His schoolbooks were steamboats and mining camps" |
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You'll find the crossword in the "Life" section of this, "The Nation's Newspaper" |
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The daughter of a "Spanish Cubist", she designs jewelry & fashion accessories |
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This bed that folds into a closet when not in use is named for its inventor |
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This actor skyrocketed to fame playing an altar boy accused of killing a priest in "Primal Fear" |
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In the novel's original full title, Tom Jones is described as this, meaning an abandoned infant |
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"According to" this author, "The Delawares themselves acknowledge the royalty of the Mohicans" |
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2004 puzzle themes in this daily paper included "Financial Trouble" & "Buy, Buy, Baby" |
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The "Magyar capital" is divided by this major river |
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7-letter term for the short drapery hung across the top of a window, often used to hide structural fixtures |
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He's lent a patrician air to dozens of movies and TV shows |
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In 1992 this person was elected to replace California's interim senator John Seymour |
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Its foreword says the "singularly lackluster" Marius is "supposedly a portrait of the youthful Victor Hugo himself |
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Will Shortz, this newspaper's crossword editor, presents puzzles on NPR's "Weekend Edition" |
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Girlfriend of the "Polish-French composer", she penned the novel "La Mare au Diable" |
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The name of this large wardrobe with doors & shelves partly comes from the Latin for weapons |
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He served as a midshipman in the U.S. Navy at age 9; that "Damn the torpedoes" quote came 55 years later |
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"Tess's tragedy is deeper and more far-reaching than" this author's "bare philosophizing about it" |
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A decade after crosswords were invented, this company with an alliterative name published the 1st book of them |
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The partner in crime of "Jeopardy!"'s No. 1 "American traitor", this Brit was hanged in 1780 |
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It can be an overcoat or a large overstuffed sofa with upholstered arms |
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The name of this small flute comes from the Latin for "peep" |
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