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Group that shares its name with a 1930 Howard Hughes film crossword clue
H E L L S A N G E L S
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| New York Times crossword of October 13th, 2006 other clues |
| Vent, e.g. |
| Went through, as someone else's drawers |
| Year Louis III became Holy Roman emperor |
| ___ de Glace, glacier on the north slope of Mont Blanc |
| ___ Novotny, 1950's-60's Czech president |
| Abbr. in a personals ad |
| 'Awake, arise ___ forever fallen!': Milton |
| 1958 Vincente Minnelli film |
| 1960's girl group, with 'the' |
| 32.81 feet |
| A 'South Park' kid |
| Adam or Eve vis-à-vis 6-Down |
| Addle |
| Aircraft engine holder |
| Animator |
| Athlete's snack |
| Bedside container |
| Bring (up) |
| Cacophonous |
| Calculating types |
| Connections |
| Deprive by force |
| Doesn't seem right |
| Ducks |
| Figs. with two hyphens |
| Frederick IX's land |
| Frightener |
| General Mills cereal trademark |
| George Sand's 'Elle et ___' |
| Gun-toting types |
| High points |
| Indefinitely repeatable |
| It's just one thing after another |
| Kind of set |
| Like bicycles and organs |
| Magicians' magazine since 1936 |
| Matter at court |
| Mies van der ___ |
| Moon valleys |
| Mud dauber, e.g. |
| Negotiation preceders |
| No longer minding one's business? |
| Not straight up |
| Options |
| P.O. items |
| Person in the morning |
| Picnic implement |
| Potty |
| Qajar dynasty's domain |
| Regard |
| See 32-Across |
| Series |
| Sitcom character in apartment 5B |
| Smear |
| Snake, e.g. |
| Some baseball stats: Abbr. |
| Some wide-angle pics |
| Staying someplace temporarily, after 'in' |
| Student of Titian |
| Studio behind 'American Beauty' |
| Subject of an encoded message, maybe |
| Subject of the biography 'Road to Peace' |
| The woman in 'An Unmarried Woman' |
| Three times: Prefix |
| Torch carriers |
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