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Senator William who introduced a new type of I.R.A. as part of the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997 Senator William who pioneered a type of I.R.A. Senator for whom an IRA is named Senator since '71 She wrote "I'll Cry Tomorrow" Singer David Lee ___ Strasberg in "The Godfather, Part II" Susan Hayward role. senator Delaware Capital on the Savings vehicle named for a sen. Shelter named after a Delaware senator Shelter named for a Delaware senator Shelter named for a senator Suze Orman recommendations Savings plans, casually Savings plans, informally Some I.R.A.'s, informally Some IRA types Some long-term savings plans, informally Some retirement investments Some retirement plans, informally Some savings accounts, informally Side order with curry Something to dip in your daal South Asian bread Screw-shaped pasta Screws on a plate Spirally pasta Squiggly pasta Serve a long term, say Spit spot Spot for a spit Some cookers SPANISH ragged person Secion of a '40s newspaper, for short Section in the newspaper, for short Sepia-tint section of a newspaper Sort of printed illustration. Spinning: Prefix Start for "Rooter" or "tiller" Start for "tiller" Start to till? Sun. paper section Sun. reading Sun. section Sunday gravure section. Sunday mag Sunday paper part of old Sunday paper sect. Sunday section, for short Sikorsky feature Sikorsky spinner Spinner on a chopper Spinner on a helicopter Spinning blade Spinning engine part Spinning helicopter part Spinning part of a Wankel engine Spinning part of a device Spinning part of a helicopter Steam turbine part. spinner Palindromic address Sikorsky props Sikorsky spinners Spinning machine parts Spinning parts Some fantasy sports leagues Sun. sections Sunday mag sections Sunday-paper sections Spooner's meat dish Seriously deteriorates Sits in the compost bin Sits too long, maybe Spoils badly Starts to attract flies, say Starts to smell Stays at home doing zilch "Something ___!" (musical with William Shakespeare as a character) "Something ___" (musical with the song "A Musical") Sex Pistol's singer Sex Pistols' Johnny Suspicious, as in Hamlet's Denmark spoiled or decomposed Singers Johnny and Fiona? Spoiler in the bunch Spoiler of the whole bunch Stinker, in more ways than one Section of Hyde Park, London. SOFT yielding stone useful for cleaning and polishing metals STONE for polishing metals Scoundrel, British style. Scoundrel, in Britain Sussex scoundrel Second largest city of Holland. Second-largest Dutch city Shipbuilding center in Holland. Scoundrels, in British slang Stinking up the place, say Shaped like Santa spherical in shape Some bandstands Soviet coin: Var. Soviet money producer Singles bar predator Skirt-chaser Scene of La Pucelle's martyrdom. Seine port Seine river city on the Site of Joan of Arc's demise Site of Joan of Arc's trial Site of Monet's cathedral paintings Skirt-chasers Some "war paint" Source of rosy cheeks. Stendahl color Stendahl's "Le ___ et le noir" Stendhal's Le __ et le Noir (5) Stuff in a compact Some makeup items Sandpapery Still in draft form Second of three film-editing stages Sketched crudely, with "in" or "out" Scuffed, say small food fish found in Australian waters Sleeping in the great outdoors, e.g. Shaping in a preliminary way Spend time without comforts Series of unfortunate events "Shaggy! It's a giant arachnid that's apparently been working out!" Spanish-American War figure Sketches (out) "Soldier on" quip (Part 2) Stoutly booted. Street-wise amphibian? Smack around Series of rapid tones. Slice of meat rolled around a filling and cooked Stuffed meat dish slice of meat rolled and cooked Stuffed, cylindrical dishes Shaped like a circle Semifinals, e.g. Serving of drinks Set of drinks for the table Shaped like a circle Song like "Ah, Poor Bird" Song of a sort. Steak or table preceder Short, lively rural strain. Song with a refrain Song with repeated strain. Song with repeated strains. Short and lively rural strains. Score at baseball type of game Spendthrift bon vivant. Start of a boxing match Somewhat circular in nature Simple melody: Var. Standard stock quantity *Standing ovation accompaniment Start of a fight Short songs for groups Some doctors make them "Shaft" star Richard Sale at an airport Subject of a Bing Crosby song. Summarization Summary lists small pieces of timber (about 5 15 cm, or 2 6 in.) in diameter Screen or partition ... SCOTTISH auction Scots word meaning hoarse or croaky Star of "The Wrestler" Shake in bed? Shake out of dreamland Shake out of sleep Shake out of slumber Shake, maybe Stir from sleep Stir into activity Stir the soul Stirred to anger Snore, maybe Shakes awake Shakes, say Spurs into action Stirs up, as to fury SOCIAL Contract author Support of a French philosopher's theories Shake out of bed Shake to wake Shove out of the sack, say Spring from a bed Stir (someone) up: Colloq. Stir: Colloq. Shook awake Stir up rodents? "Strategic withdrawal" in Russia. STATE of being disorganized Scatter in flight. Score of 100-0, say Secretariat's Belmont win, e.g. Shutout So-not-even-close-it's-sad outcome Sound defeat Sporting romp Sports blowout Sports broadcaster's dread Sports result that isn't close Squeaker's antithesis Steamroll Super Bowl XLVIII, e.g. Sales circuit Salesman's circuit Selected course Send through channels Series of stops Series of turns Set itinerary Skyline Drive, for instance. Soda salesperson's beat Stones: "___ 66" send documents or materials to appropriate destinations Sent a certain way Sent a particular way Sent a specific way Sent along (6) Sent headlong from battle. Set a travel course. Severely defeated. Sought truffles Some delivery people Slow alternative to I-95 Shipping company crew Sales trails Street beats Send by a designated path Sleeping bus passengers who miss their stops? Superman player Brandon Singer's act. Stand-up comic's act someone who believes in routine Skaters do them Stand-up acts Standard procedures Sports laughers Sauce Thickener Food Sauce thickened with flour and fat