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Former Russian emperor | 22 |
Father of a grand duke | 22 |
Industrial mogul, e.g. | 22 |
Early Eurasian leaders | 22 |
Crest-fallen Russians? | 22 |
Tom Stoppard, by birth | 22 |
Do some fingerpainting | 22 |
Small bit, as of cream | 22 |
Put on paint, in a way | 22 |
Skin cream application | 22 |
Bit of hair cream, say | 22 |
Uses finger paint, say | 22 |
Brylcreem applications | 22 |
Stout, freshwater fish | 22 |
Small, freshwater fish | 22 |
Russian summer retreat | 22 |
Cottage for Khrushchev | 22 |
Polyester shirt fabric | 22 |
Fabric invented in1941 | 22 |
'50s sitcom staple | 22 |
Parent, back and forth | 22 |
Familiar sitcom figure | 22 |
Sitcom stock character | 22 |
Catch partner, perhaps | 22 |
His big day is in June | 22 |
Grilling expert, often | 22 |
Card recipient in June | 22 |
Arp's art movement | 22 |
Man Ray's movement | 22 |
Absurdist art movement | 22 |
Surrealism predecessor | 22 |
Mama's counterpart | 22 |
Early 20th-century art | 22 |
Duchamp's movement | 22 |
Art favored by babies? | 22 |
Williams's Big ___ | 22 |
1941 #1 Sammy Kaye hit | 22 |
Guardian of the comics | 22 |
Finney film role: 1982 | 22 |
Annie's benefactor | 22 |
Richest county in Fla. | 22 |
Miami-___ County, Fla. | 22 |
Homestead's county | 22 |
Carpenter's groove | 22 |
Groove for a carpenter | 22 |
Woodworker's plane | 22 |
Some Lamaze classmates | 22 |
Wordsworth inspiration | 22 |
Name of a cartoon duck | 22 |
Green Goblin portrayer | 22 |
Fit for a straitjacket | 22 |
In a mildly mad manner | 22 |
Statesman Hammarskjold | 22 |
First name at the U.N. | 22 |
Trygve's successor | 22 |
Angry looks, in comics | 22 |
Telegrapher's dash | 22 |
'Doo' follower | 22 |
"Lah-di-__!" | 22 |
He created Willy Wonka | 22 |
Showy composite flower | 22 |
Long Morse code sounds | 22 |
T's, in Morse code | 22 |
Dits' counterparts | 22 |
The Post or News, e.g. | 22 |
Milking machine milieu | 22 |
Typical Wisconsin farm | 22 |
Many Wisconsin farmers | 22 |
Speaker's platform | 22 |
Campaigner's stand | 22 |
Platform for a lectern | 22 |
Where roasters may sit | 22 |
Speechifier's spot | 22 |
Speakers' platform | 22 |
Seat of honor location | 22 |
Place for V.I.P.'s | 22 |
Place for Billy Graham | 22 |
Head table's place | 22 |
Awards-night structure | 22 |
Parts of meeting rooms | 22 |
Link in a floral chain | 22 |
The Bumsteads' dog | 22 |
Kind of wheel or chain | 22 |
Girl with a song cycle | 22 |
Donald Duck's love | 22 |
Black-eyed Susan e.g. | 22 |
"___ Miller" | 22 |
S. ___ (Neb. neighbor) | 22 |
Pt. of two state names | 22 |
Capital NW of Monrovia | 22 |
It was divided in 1889 | 22 |
End of two state names | 22 |
1861-'89 territory | 22 |
___ Territory: 1861-89 | 22 |
Buddhism's -- Lama | 22 |
Buttermilk's rider | 22 |
Hill's counterpart | 22 |
Peak's counterpart | 22 |
Partner of Roy or Chip | 22 |
Chip's cartoon pal | 22 |
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