Letter S 120500–120750

Shah of Iran, once Shah of Iran, ultimately Shah's fate Shah, once Solzhenitsyn's punishment Solzhenitsyn, in 1953 Solzhenitsyn, in the '70s Stranger in a strange land, perhaps Sent to Elba Sent to Siberia Sent to a desolate island, say Separated from home Sends to Coventry Sends to Siberia Some former dictators, e.g. Some ousted dictators Smallness: archaic. "She doesn't even know I ___!" Simply be Stay alive Survive, barely Still among us. Sartre and Camus Sartre's followers Simone de Beauvoir and Jean-Paul Sartre, e.g. Surviving without thriving "__, stage left!" "___, stage left" (Snagglepuss) Sartre's sortie Sartre's "No ___" Script command Script directive Side or rear follower Sign above a door Sign above a theater door Sign at a drive-thru Sign at a highway cloverleaf Sign at a highway interchange Sign at the back of a bar Sign by a door Sign by a fire escape Sign by stairs, often Sign for an off-ramp Sign illuminated in red or green Sign in a hospital Sign in a movie house Sign in a movie theater Sign in a parking garage Sign in a theater Sign in airplanes and theaters Sign in cinemas Sign in every hotel Sign in many a parking lot Sign in red Sign in the back of a venue Sign in the dark Sign in the darkness Sign near a stairway Sign often above an "Alarm Will Sound" sign Sign often seen in red Sign over a door Sign over a portal. Sign over a theater door Sign over some doors Sign that's often lit Sign word in red Sign you look for during a bad set Skyway sign. Sought-after sign during bad band Sought-after sign when bad band plays Specialized door. Stage departure Stage direction after an actor's last line Stage instruction Stairwell sign Step out of a scene Step out of the scene Steven Seagal's "____ Wounds" Subject of a strategy Subway platform sign Swinging door, at times Stage direction in "Birdman of Alcatraz"? Some mortgage charges Stage direction in a multigenerational drama? Something taken on the way out Survey of Election Day voters Survey of people who just voted Survey taken as voters leave Survey used in election night coverage Some Election Day surveys Stage direction in "The French Flutist"? Seating offering more space Special seating area in an airplane Signs often numbered Some doors Some freeway ramps Some highway ramps Some turnpike ramps Splits the scene Stage departures Succeeds at an escape room Snagglepuss, signing off Stage direction for Chaplin? Stage direction in a Beckett play? Sam Darnold, e.g. Small town déjà vu! Senokot alternative Subject of a kiss-and-tell story Some vets Split result Subject of an awkward meeting, perhaps Strawberry or Seaver Strawberry, e.g. SOMERSET forest Setting of Blackmore's "Lorna Doone" Stocky pony with a fawn-colored nose stocky breed of pony with a fawn-colored nose Shaq Skeletal opening Skeletal start Skeleton attachment Skeleton head Skeleton intro Skeleton lead-in Skeleton opener Skeleton opening Skeleton preceder Skeleton sort Skeleton start Skeleton starter Skeleton's front? Skeleton's prefix Sphere or spore preceder Start for skeleton or sphere Start for sphere or skeleton Study of life beyond Earth Skin of a plum secrete substance from within cell Second bk. of the Bible Second bk. of the Torah Second book of Moses: Abbr. Second book of the O.T. Second book of the bible Second book of the Torah Story that takes place in Egypt second book of the old testament Somebody who'll free others of their possessions Senator from Neb. Senator from Nebraska Said "not guilty." Subjects that may be studied for life Susceptible of being persuaded Susceptible to being persuaded Some of Jesus' miracles someone who practices exorcism Speech beginnings SHELL scaffolding of crustaceans SKELETON allowing limited movement, type of Suitable for all audiences Suitable for the general public Strange and rare Strange or showy Strangely beautiful Strangely wondrous Strangly strange Strikingly different Strikingly strange or unusual Strikingly unusual Strange imports Strange things Strikingly unusual things Stuff that's strikingly strange Something the plumber's never seen before? Stripper, e.g. Seldom-seen pets or plants "Sell by" info (abbr.) Shelf life abbr. Subway abbreviation. Superscript number in math: Abbr. Superscript number: Abbr. Swift RR Stand proudly S L O T Settler abroad Short exile? speak or write about in detail Stalin's daughter, for one Sojourners abroad, for short Some "An American in Paris" characters, for short Some Yanks in Paris, e.g. Some political exiles, e.g. Stein and Hemingway in Paris, e.g. see it coming STATE of expectation Scheduled to go to SQUILL, medicinal usage for the white Sees coming Starts assembling a baby room, say Self-interest or fitness Speed the progress of Speed up or facilitate Speed up progress of Speed up the progress of Step up, as an action Speeds (up) Scientific journey SCHOOL, turn person out from Suspend permanently SPEND care spending Shells out Senator Byrd's great worry. Something paid Salesman's concern. Science test SPECIAL knowledge, person having SPECIAL skill, person having specialised Skill in a particular field Specialist's know-how Specialized skill. Specialists Specialist's offering Specialist's offering, in court Specialist's statement in court Specialist testifying at a trial Subject to recompense, as a crime Square sins? Spoiler alerts? Surpass the "use by" date Say why SENTENCE, serving to fill out (of words etc.) SERVING to fill out SHOWING components of a machine etc. separately but retaining their relative positions (of diagram etc.) (Side effects may include an ___) Supernova She knows how to work the system serving in or intended for exploration or discovery Search, as for oil resources someone who travels into little known regions Shackleton, Scott, and Hillary. Searches into. Scanning scouting surveying Saltpetre Scene of many product debuts Shanghai's ___ 2010 Short fair Short industrial exhibit?