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French newspaper since 1944 crossword clue
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| The Denver Post crossword of May 31st, 2020 other clues |
| FBI investigation, e.g. |
| Speed trap device |
| Carry-on item |
| Utter nonsense |
| Inedible orange |
| Questionnaire datum |
| Words repeated in "Turn! Turn! Turn!" |
| Director Kurosawa |
| Prefix with con |
| God's gift to Abraham |
| Family reunion attendees |
| TV's "Science Guy" |
| Start a pot |
| "Good as gold" et al. |
| Difficult-to-please songstress |
| "That's my cue!" |
| Presidential oath of office time |
| "Meet John Doe" director Frank |
| Competed like Usain Bolt |
| Much of Elton John's music |
| Stud spot |
| Newsboy's cry of yore |
| Command to Fido |
| Strauss of denim |
| Any of three O.K. Corral figures |
| Marked, as a jar |
| "The Apostle" author Sholem |
| Derisive chuckle |
| It may be tidy or paltry |
| Official OK |
| Part of a Lionel set |
| Resort isle off the Spanish coast |
| Potions professor at Hogwarts |
| Be under the weather |
| One of TV's Crane brothers |
| TV spot creators |
| Expert, and what's in motion in 1-, 20-, 40-, 57- and 71-Across |
| Manxmen, e.g. |
| Printer's copy, briefly |
| Excellent, in passe slang |
| Philip who wrote "American Pastoral" |
| Tom Joad, notably |
| Snuffy Smith or Li'l Abner |
| TV chef who says "Bam!" |
| What buffalo do, in song |
| Invite for coffee, say |
| Oxeye ___ |
| "It's a deal!" |
| Use a Kindle, say |
| Cause of a slip, in slapstick |
| Star's intermediary |
| Crystal-lined stone |
| Bridge bid, briefly |
| A 13-Down may form in this |
| King's address |
| Big-picture format |
| Monaco casino locale |
| Many a JV player |
| "Gross!" |
| Chromite, to chromium |
| Seasonal ditty |
| All-night bash |
| Unfit for farming |
| "Saved" score in golf |
| Envelope fastener |
| Chicago mayor Emanuel |
| Irrational fear |
| Tuition check recipient |
| Music royalties org. |
| Flight component |
| TurboTax option |
| Brownish-green eye color |
| Unwanted engine sound |
| Third-and-long play, usually |
| Silent-screen siren |
| Mimicking sort |
| Lantern-jawed former TV host |
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