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Sings like Jay-Z

Cabaret singer Mercer

Arkansas's — Plateau

Singer Cara

Oklahoma city

Date qualifier

Vein contents

Driving aid

Station worker

Purpose

Play parts

German article

One and the other

Cockpit guesses

Rep.'s org.

Wild about

Bullring cheer

Undeserved accusation

Bug's kin

Important age

Stay away from

Eye-related

Fills completely

Clinic worker

Politician Lott

Foot features

Copter part

Blue hue

Turned ashen

Fourth-yr. students

Layered mineral

Parched

Its capital is Hamilton

Packs away

Ballet dancer, at times

Pakistani port

Make a choice

Jazz lover

Attack

South American liberator

Run

Huck's pal

Greeley advice

Court org.

Stylishly quaint

Spring up

Duel count

Garden of note

Final, e.g.

Place

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