Letter OTHER
300 to 3,000 MHz range
300 to 3000 megahertz, on the TV
300-3,000 MHz range
300-3000 MHz
2004 album by P. J. Harvey
2009 and '13 sci-fi role for Zoë Saldana
180 degree turn, slangily
180 swing-around, in slang
180, for short
180° turn, informally
180º turn, in slang
180-degree turns, in slang
180s, casually
4-stringed guitar
2014 revolution site: Abbr.
1847 Poe poem
1997 Fonda role
1997 Fonda title role
1997 Oscar-nominated role for Peter
1997 Oscar-nominated title role
1997 Peter Fonda role
1997 Peter Fonda title role
1997 film apiarist
1997 film title character surnamed Jackson
1997 movie beekeeper
1997 role for Peter
1997 role for Peter Fonda
1997 title character played by Peter Fonda
1997 title role for Peter
1997 title role for Peter Fonda
1997 film "__ Gold"
1997 film that earned Peter Fonda his only Oscar nomination for acting
1805 Napoleonic victory site
4K
4K TV resolution
11/10 on the spiciness scale
2006 sci-fi movie starring Milla Jovovich
18-episode Joyce novel
1922 novel with a Dublin backdrop
18th president of the U.S.
2007 Peace Prize concert cohost with Kevin
1957 Best Supporting Actress Miyoshi ___
1957 Oscar winner
1957 Oscar winner Miyoshi
1996 Toni Braxton hit, and what the starred clues' answers do collectively?
2009 NCAA basketball champs
2017 N.C.A.A. basketball champs
17th century Mohegan leader
1965 Righteous Brothers hit repopularized by its use in the 1990 film "Ghost"
1960s TV spy org.
1989 John Candy comedy
1989 John Candy film
1989 John Candy/Amy Madigan comedy
1989 John Hughes movie starring John Candy
1969 Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention double album
1852 title character
1852 book
1987 Edward Woodward film
1958 film relationship
1963 film of a Chekhov classic with Laurence Olivier
7 UP, in old ads
7 Up, in old ads, with "the"
7-Up moniker
7-Up nickname
7-Up's nickname, with "the"
7-Up's old ad description, with "the"
7-Up, in old ads
7-Up, with "the"
7UP nickname, with "the"
7UP, in bygone ads
7UP, in old ads (with "The")
2019 Safdie brothers crime thriller "___ Gems"
2019's "___ Gems"
2019 film whose breakout star was (IMO) the bedazzled Furby
10/24 celebration
10/24 celebration of global cooperation
"20,000 Leagues ___ the Sea"
"___ $5" ($4.99, usually)
20 or less, at a bar
1993 Kathleen Turner/Dennis Quaid film
'83 Stones hit "___ Night"
1954 Pledge addition
1985 "In My Dreams" Dokken album
'02 No Doubt "Rock Steady" hit
1953 hit for Mitch Miller
1992 Seagal / Jones movie
1959 Henry Fonda comedy/drama
1989 Best Original Song Oscar winner
20,000 leagues locale, in a movie
2003 Diane Lane romance
1947 Malcolm Lowry novel set in Mexico
1984 Albert Finney movie
12:15 P.M.: Spot picked out
4N?
1981 film "___ Jeunesse"
1983 film romance "___ Jeunesse"
42D, in Paris
1883 Maupassant novel
4-F
4-F, in military classification
1992 Best Picture
1992 Clint Eastwood western that won Best Picture
1992 Eastwood movie
2014 horror hit about the dark side of social media
'70s TV character name whose original Broadway spelling had an "a" instead of an "e"
'65 Peace Prize recipient
1965 Nobel Peace Prize recipient
1965 Nobel Peace Prize winner
1965 Peace Nobelist
1965 Peace Prize recipient
1965 Peace Prize winner
'91 Yes album that came together?
15th word of the Preamble of the Constitution.
15th word of the Preamble to the Constitution.
1865 victors
#6: Justice of the peace?
1964 World's Fair giant tire Ferris wheel creator
1990 Michelin acquisition
1964 World's Fair symbol
1964-65 World's Fair centerpiece
"1-Adam 12," e.g.
'97 Regurgitator album
104 Fighting force
50 Cent's label G-___
50 Cent's label G-___ Records
50-Cent's first band G-___
#19 of the Colts
1950s-'70s football star nicknamed "The Golden Arm"
2002 Winter Olympics host
140,000,000.
1 in 21
1951 computer
1952 presidential election predictor
'03 Ozzfest "Failure" band
1970s Ohio proto-punks, left sitting on the shelf, never played? :(
1990 N.C.A.A. basketball champions
1990 N.C.A.A. hoops champs
1990 NCAA hoop champs
1990 NCAA men's basketball champs
'99 Muse debut song
108-card deck
108-card party game
2008 top dog at Westminster
2018 National Toy Hall of Fame inductee
2018 inductee into the Toy Hall of Fame
3 - 2, en español
50 percent of dos
1943 agency.
'70s lottery org.
1969 N.B.A. M.V.P. who played for the Bullets
1978 NBA Finals MVP
'92 Indy winner
1975 Indy 500 winner
1994 Indy 500 winner
4-time Indy champ
1948 Tommy Dorsey hit
1967 film, "Wait ___ Dark"
'50s Burmese prime minister
1940's-50's leader with a palindromic name
1940s-60s Asian leader whose first letter is an honorific
3-time Burmese leader
40's-60's leader overthrown by Ne Win
50's Burmese P.M.
1973 song by Michael Jackson
1970 Creedence Clearwater Revival hit
12-digit ID
1982 and 1991 Pulitzer winner for fiction
'50s pin curls style, e.g.
19th c. writer on witchcraft.
"100 years of journalistic excellence" org.
'90 Afghan Whigs album
1978 Cheech & Chong comedy
1978 Cheech & Chong movie
1978 Cheech and Chong film
1995-2006 TV channel
1959 play (with "Once")
1963 Drifters hit
1956 Hungarian event
100-to-1 underdog's victory
16th seed's bracket win, e.g.
1969 Mets' World Series victory, e.g.
1969 Miracle Mets series win, e.g.
20th Greek letter
20th in a series
20th letter of the Greek alphabet
1970s BBC series revived in 2010
1970s TV series set at 165 Eaton Place
1943 Pulitzer-winning novelist for "Dragon's Teeth"
2014 smash with the lyric "Smoother than a fresh jar of Skippy"
2015 No. 1 hit with the repeated line "Don't believe me, just watch"
1983 hit with the line "She's been living in her white bread world"
1967 hit
5th Dimension hit about a balloon ride, or a description of the starred clues' answers?
5th Dimension song of 1967
5th Dimension: 1967
1,400-mi. river into the Caspian.
1,400-mile Russian river.
1,400-mile river emptying into Caspian.
1,400-mile river into the Caspian.
1,400-mile river to Caspian.
1,500-mile (or so) Russian chain
1,500-mile Eurasian chain
1,500-mile Russian chain
1,500-mile river of Eurasia.
1,509-mile border river
1,509-mile-long river
1,575-mile river known to some locals as the Zhayyq
1400-mile river to the Caspian Sea
1500-mile river to the Caspian Sea
1,300-mile mountain range.
1,500-mile-long range
1,550-mile continental range
6,000-ft. range of Eurasia.
1781 discovery
15th C. pontiff
1980 John Travolta film
*1980 western rom-dram
1980 Travolta film
1980 Travolta/Winger film set in Texas
1980 Travolta/Winger flick set in a Houston honky-tonk
11th-cen. pope.
2001 #1 hit for Usher
1934 Chemistry Nobelist
1934 Chemistry Nobelist Harold
1934 Nobel Prize chemist.
1934 Nobel Prize winner in chemistry.
1934 Nobel chemist
1934 Nobel chemist Harold
1934 Nobel laureate.
1934 Nobelist
1934 Nobelist in Chemistry
1934 Nobelist/deuterium discoverer Harold
'70s Brits ___ Heep
1999 biography subtitled "Magician or Mystic?"
1999 "A God in Ruins" novelist
'80s-'90s "Did I do that?" TV nerd
1990s TV nerd
1990s sitcom nerd
50-cup coffeepot
'02 Winter Olympics host
1-800-__-LEARN (Department of Education's phone number)
1-800-__-RAIL (Amtrak's number)
1-800-___-RAIL (Amtrak's phone number)
1980 Olympic hockey champs
1980 Olympics boycotter
1984 Summer Olympics host
1992 Davis Cup winner: abbr.
1994 World Cup country
1994 World Cup host
1994 World Cup host, familiarly
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