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He's getting to be very high-profile. Roman septet crossword clue. 72A: Cry from a balcony (O Romeo). 44A: Green 83-Down (special forces soldier) - where 83D = BERET. Bisquick for example crossword clue. For tat crossword clue. I tend not to like puzzles where I have to look all over the grid to find my clues - that is, where a clue relies heavily on intra-grid cluing. Wait, I think I just found out why - from Wikipedia: In modern Hebrew and Yiddish, the word goy is a standard term that refers to members of the Gentile nations. This ERBE person has got to go - I don't think being on a crappy spin-off of a godawful boring soporific forgettable show that is basically the Barnes & Noble of TV (colonizing the world with mediocrity, crowding out anything interesting or inventive) qualifies you as puzzle-worthy. Diamond score crossword clue. 82D: "The Cloister and the Hearth" author (Reade) - Ah, the unread READE, back in the puzzle again. Lament audibly crossword clue.
Evelyn --, novelist. Drunk poor people are a nuisance and a downer, except in comic books and cartoons when they are hilarious. You see lots of French in NYT puzzles, but this is the first time I've seen RIS (94D: Loire laugh), I think. This crossword puzzle is played by millions of people every single day. If it can be an architect, it can be a dynasty, I say. "The Dutch House" novelist Patchett. 100D: Actress Lanchester and others (Elsas).
76D: Papal court (holy see) - somehow "court" threw me here - is this "court" like "bring you to trial" court or "worship your highness" court? AVES (98A: Map parts: Abbr. ) Rotary device crossword clue. Layer between the sclera and the retina. Funder of some PBS shows crossword clue. International Court of Justice setting with The crossword clue. My first serious snag in solving this puzzle - which I overcame by totally cheating and asking my wife (seated next to me) "who the hell wrote 'Concord Hymn? '" Crude shelter crossword clue. Horseshoe shape crossword clue. High-end hotel chain crossword clue. Chief impact crossword clue. Soda aisle stock crossword clue.
Anxiety crossword clue. Full of twists crossword clue. Ranch alternative crossword clue. Because I - 13D: First person indicator (Capital "I") - want it that way. Ocean trip crossword clue. We just got a TIVO here a couple months ago (actually, not TIVO, but a DVR through Time Warner, which our friend Dana calls "Pseudo-TIVO" and my friend Andrew calls "Ti-Faux"). I think the best part of the clue is that it doesn't add "in cartoons" - as if actual poor drunks are lying around some place called "skid row" going "HIC! " 10A: "Concord Hymn" writer's inits (R. W. E. ). Screwdriver in a NASA vehicle? Was there ever a "Peanuts" cartoon where SNOOPY (95A: Cartoon character with a big nose) was seen drinking from a bottle marked "XXX" and eructating "HIC? "