Letter OTHER
1981 Chrysler debut
80s model that revitalized Chrysler's business
'80s Chrysler models
1980s-'90s Chrysler offerings
'80s Celtics coach Jones et al.
1988 Grammy winner for "Crying"
1992 Grammy winner for "Constant Craving"
1992 Grammy winner for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance
1980s New Jersey governor Thomas, as well as the name of a New Jersey university
1980s New Jersey governor Tom
19th-century English actor Edmund
19th-century Shakespearean actor Edmund
9/11 Commission chair Tom
9/11 commission chairman Thomas
'80s president of the National Cartoonists Society
1982 Reuben Award winner
2016 Key & Peele comedy
2016 Key and Peele action comedy
2016 Key and Peele movie
#21 of AFI's male Screen Legends
1977 Oscar actress
1917 shoe debut
104-ft. part of the United States.
"42nd Street" star
"42nd Street" star Ruby
131 Boat bottoms
19th cen. actress and manager.
'60's slogan
10-gallon container
100 lbs. of nails.
100 pounds of nails
10-gallon containers
#2 on Rolling Stone's 100 Greatest Drummers of All Time
1960 British Open winner Nagle
1949 AL batting champ George ____
1970 Clint Eastwood film
1950's-60's thoroughbred, five-time Horse of the Year
1960-64 Horse of the Year
'90s cabinet member
1996 G.O.P. running mate Jack
1996 Gore debater
1996 VP candidate
1996 running mate
1996 veep hopeful
1996 N.L. MVP Caminiti
2023 Ryan Gosling role
2023 part for Ryan Gosling
2023 role for Ryan Gosling
2023 role for Ryan, Simu, Kingsley, and others
54-year-old doll
2018 winner of the Pulitzer Prize for music
#35
1961 leader
'60s first family
"30 Rock" page
1993 Grammy winner for "Forever in Love"
50-year-old dolls
2000 National League MVP Jeff
1955 Burt Lancaster film with The
15th state to join the Union
1967 Neil Diamond hit
1967 Neil Diamond single
'79 "Tonight Show" guest host
"0l' Man River" composer
'93 Cracker album
2007 U.S. Women's Open winner Cristie
2016 NBA Coach of the Year
1996 Olympic gymnast Strug
1994 Olympic rink star
1996 Olympian noted for performing on an injured ankle
2004 also-ran
2004 ballot surname
2004 contender
2004 presidential candidate
2004 presidential contender
2010s secretary of state
2004
2004 first-family also-rans
1998 N.L. Rookie of the Year
1980s-'90s Olympian Jackie Joyner-___
1971 Tony nominee Larry
'90s FDA commissioner
40A/34D topping
2018 diet type
9.84 inches in Siam.
1988 Oscar winner Kline
1988 Oscar-winner Kline
2011 All-Star pitcher Correia
2014 N.B.A. M.V.P.
1812 versifier
2000 presidential candidate Alan
2004 loser to Obama
1948 Bogart/Bacall classic
1948 Bogart/Bacall film
2002 Grammy winner Alicia or what she plays on her piano
2019 and 2020 Grammys host, or what she plays
88, some black, some white.
$5 Fill Ups chain
~907 in a ton: Abbr.
1980s Iranian ayatollah
1990's car
1998 Hyundai acquisition
2000s Korean compact
2010 film about an amateur superhero
1989 Van Damme film
1966 antidrug pop song recorded by Paul Revere & the Raiders
1966 hit by Paul Revere & the Raiders
4-H member, usually
'00 Radiohead album
'00 Radiohead album about the 1st child?
2000 #1 Radiohead album
2000 Radiohead album
10-time NBA All-Star Jason
17th cen. Scottish sea rover.
17th-century privateer
2nd pick in the 1994 NBA draft
1962 Presley remake
1962 film in which Elvis plays a singing prizefighter
1962 film starring Elvis Presley as a boxer
1995 cult classic written by Harmony Korine
"24" star Sutherland
61-mile canal.
61-mile ship canal between North Sea and Baltic.
7'2" Richard of "Moonraker"
2022 MacArthur Fellow with the memoir "Heavy"
'80s pop singer Greg
1970's singer ___ Dee
1976 "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" duettist
.621 mi.
3,280.8 ft.
3,280.84 ft.
3,281 ft.
5/8 mile: Abbr.
#1 song of 1973 and 1996
1989 Elmore Leonard novel
1968 Olympics skiing champ
1,000 g
1,000 grams
1,000 grams, briefly
1,000 grams, for short
1,000 meters, briefly
1,000 to start?
1000 grms.
11th letter of the NATO phonetic alphabet
2+ pound unit
2+ pounds
2.2 lbs.
2.2 lbs. in France.
2.2 lbs., approximately
2.2 lbs., roughly
2.2 pounds
2.2 pounds, briefly
2.2-pound unit
2.2046 lbs.
2.2046 pounds.
2.22 pounds
1,000 cycles per second
1,000 watt-seconds
0.621 mile
0.621 miles
10K part
1,000 in a metric ton
2.2-pound measures, briefly
2.2-pound measures, for short
6.36 of these equals about a stone
4,000,000 pounds = 2 ___
"24" actress Raver
1901 Kipling book
1901 Rudyard Kipling novel
1901 novel set in India
1993 Canadian prime minister Campbell
2000s toon heroine __ Possible
2005 U.S. Open winner Clijsters
1993 role for Ford
1974 cult classic album by Sparks
1990 comedy about a detective posing as a teacher
1990 movie with a muscular teacher
#1 hit for the Buckinghams
1967 #1 hit for the Buckinghams
1967 No. 1 hit by the Buckinghams
1967 chart-topper by The Buckinghams
1967 hit by The Buckinghams
'40s-'50s slugger Ralph
'50s Pirates slugger
'50s home-run hero
'50s home-run king
'50s slugger Ralph
1940's-50's slugger Ralph
1946-52 N.L. home run champ
1946-52 N.L. home-run leader
1946-52 homerun leader
1949 home run champion.
7-time N.L. home run champ
1896 invention.
1/17/94 honoree
1895 Sousa march
1958 Elvis Presley film
1958 Elvis film
1985 Gere/Woodward movie
'09 Doves album
2003 Broadway role for Al Pacino
1611 Bible version.
1933 RKO hit
1933 film classic
1933 giant-ape classic
1933 horror film
1986 film sequel Razzie-nominated for Worst Visual Effects
1965 Roger Miller hit
55 + 62
"1950" singer
1965 film starring George Segal that was set in a P.O.W. camp
2021 Will Smith sports biopic
2014 Stanley Cup champs
14th-century BC ruler's nickname
18th-dynasty Egyptian pharaoh
1978 novelty hit based on a historical person
2013 Best Musical Tony winner ... with a hint to this puzzle's theme
2004 Liam Neeson biopic
2004 Liam Neeson film
2004 Neeson title role
2004 biopic starring Liam Neeson
2004 biopic with the tagline "Let's talk about sex"
40's sex researcher
1977 Burton role in "Roots"
1,000 lbs., in U. S. and Great Britain.
100-at currency unit
1,000-pound weight units
'60s sci-fi intro speaker
1988 World Series hero Gibson
2009 sci-fi role for Chris Pine
*1991 Emmy winner for "Cheers"
1930 hit "The _____ Waltz"
2/14 offering, in more than one sense
1995 #1 hit for Seal
1973 Nobel Peace Prize recipient
1973 Peace Nobelist
2005 Robert Downey Jr. crime comedy
1999 Top 10 hit for Sixpence None the Richer
1982 Sally Field movie
*1953 musical with songs by Cole Porter
1948 Porter musical inspired by "The Taming of the Shrew"
1948 musical based on "The Taming of the Shrew"
1949 Tony-winning musical, including a 1954 Tony-winning musical
1953 Kathryn Grayson film
1953 film based on "The Taming of the Shrew"
1995 Nicolas Cage film
'80s bombshell Tawny
18th-century London political/literary establishment
1992 Open winner
1992 U.S. Open champ
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