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Soprano a k a "Bubbles" Soprano aka "Bubbles" Soprano dubbed "America's Queen of Opera" by Time magazine Spots for flowers Spots for houseplants Spots for window boxes Sunny sleeping spots for house cats S&P stock that may bounce back? School glue + borax + water Stretchable toy in a plastic egg Stuff in an egg STORAGE pit Salt-storage structure Sam's comics partner Sand storage site Saskatchewan farm structure Saskatchewan gain storage building Saskatchewan sight Shelter for a Minuteman Sight along a farm country road Skyline feature in farm country Skyline sight on a rural road Something that may be raised on a farm Sorghum storer Spot for a Minuteman or Titan Spot for a missile Storage Cylinder filler Storage building for crops Storage building, on a farm Storage cylinder Storage facility sometimes found underground Storage for forage Storage place for a missile Storage place for missiles Storage spot for grain Storage tower Storage tower on a farm Storehouse for fodder. Storehouse for grain Structure for storing grain Structure often seen in Saskachewan Structure with a rounded top Structure with an elevator sight Skyline European sight Separated into isolated groups, in business Stored in a farm tower Separation into poorly interacting departments, in business slang Stockpiling, in a way, as feed Saskatchewan towers Separates into groups that don't communicate Separates, in a sense Sights on a rural horizon Skyscrapers in the Corn Belt Some farm buildings Some launch sites Some military installations Some rural landmarks Sorghum storage sites Sorghum storers Storage buildings with elevators Storage cylinders Storage for fodder or missiles Storage places for ICBM's. Storage towers Storage towers on farms Storage units prone to explosion Storages for forages Subterranean storage units, perhaps Sand in running water. Sandy riverbank deposit Sandy sediment Sediment deposit Sediment of fine sand deposited by a river Sedimentary material Soil of very fine rock particles Spit makeup, often Stream fallout Stream sediment Subject of a sedimental journey Substance of a delta. Scum and sediment Soil deposits. Some wet deposits Stream deposits Sediment-laden "Sterling" metal Second place prize Second prize, sometimes Second symbol Second-place medal State Nicknames Nevada Support for the Lone Ranger? silverware Second-greatest period in something's history Second-greatest period in the history of something Sterling, for instance Seasonal Burl Ives song, and a hint to the circled letters Showy tree, a k a opossum wood Senior Southern beauties? species of finch Stolen racehorse in the Sherlock Holmes story featuring "the curious incident of the dog in the night-time" silver-grey wingless insect found in houses feeding on book bindings and starched clothing S&L for optimists? Sign of hope amid the gloom Second place acknowledgement Second place award Second-place finisher's triumph Second-place prize Second place Olympians Second-place Olympic athletes Second-place winners Some also-rans Source of the Lone Ranger's ammo Some fancy dinnerware Server for the lazy Serving dish for the lazy Second-place medals Some Olympians get them Setting for the answers to the three starred clues - appropriately enough, given their initials Some metalworkers Seniors' workout program *Symbol of inherited wealth Symbol for a wealthy infant Symbol of being born into wealth Symbol of noble birth Symbol of opulence Symbol of privilege Symbol of wealthy beginnings Show on which Alfonso Ribeiro played Alfonso Spears State park in Ocala, Florida Sobriquet for Nevada Sterling afternoon serving pieces Sterling service for an afternoon break Sign of eloquence sylviculture SILIBUM marianum, active constituent of the "Scrooge" star, 1951 'Scrooge' star Alastair Scottish actor Alastair Screen Scrooge Alastair Screened city dweller? Scrooge actor Alastair Scrooge player Scrooge player Alastair Scrooge portrayer Scrooge portrayer Alastair Scrooge portrayer of 1951 Scrooge portrayer, 1951 Shooter alternative, casually Simeon for short. Smartphone card letters Smartphone's __ card [first letter] São Paulo affirmative Sub-ocean floor rock formation Son of Mufasa Son of Mufasa and Sarabi Son of Mufasa in a Disney film Son of Queen Sarabi Son of Sarabi and Mufasa Swahili for "lion" Seminal computer game of 1989 Saint usually depicted carrying the infant Jesus San __ (Hearst Castle site) San ___ of Hearst fame San ___ (Hearst castle) San ___ (Hearst mansion) San ___ (site of Hearst Castle) San ___, Hearst showplace San ___, Hearst's estate. San ___, W. R. Hearst's castle San ____ (Hearst's home) Second son of Jacob and Leah Successor to King Boris. ___ Strunsky. ___ Stylites, Syrian saint SHIMRI, people of Sonoma County winery Sonoma wine valley Southern California valley Sharing properties Somewhat alike "Sharp as a tack," for example "Sick as a dog," for instance "Smart as a whip," e.g. "Smart as a whip," for instance "Snug as a bug in a rug," e.g. "Snug as a bug," for instance. 'Sharp as a tack,' e.g. She is like a rose, say Sick as a dog, e.g. Sly as a fox, for example "She's Like the Wind" and others "Smart as a whip" and "sharp as a tack" Some tropes Site of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Center for Public Affairs Site of Vice-Regal residence in India. Summer capital of British India Summer capital of Govt. of India. Summer capital of India Summer capital of the Raj Slow boil Soup recipe directive ...so the chef got a job at the pillow factory, but he... Sits on the back burner Stays just below boiling Subsides: Colloq. "Still Hungry After All These Years" autobiographer Southern writer William Gilmore ___ Super Bowl XXI M.V.P. Super Bowl XXI M.V.P., first to say "I'm going to Disney World!" Super Bowl XXI MVP Phil Slang for "dollar" that's also the name of a certain video-game currency "Simple" nursery rhyme character "Simple" one of rhyme "Simple" pie eater of rhyme "_____ says, touch your nose" S.A.'s Bolivar Schuster's partner Schuster's publishing partner Scott of NPR Senor Bolivar Señor Bolívar Sharp-tongued "American Idol" judge Simple __ ("Ten Cents a Dance" musical) Simple fellow Simple fellow of rhyme Simple man of childhood rhymes Simple one Simple or Simone Simpleton of Rhyme Singer Carly Singer song writer Paul Singer with the 1974 concert album "Live Rhymin'" Sir ' Rattle, conductor St. Peter's original name St. Peter, originally __ & Schuster, who is giving Hillary an $8 million book deal __ Says (children's game) __ Says (kids' game) __ Says: imitation game ___ Says (child's game) ___ says (tots' game) She had a 1959 hit with "I Loves You, Porgy" Signoret Signoret in "Ship of Fools" Signoret of "Diabolique" Signoret of "Room at the Top" Signoret of films Singer Nina Sipowicz's partner on "NYPD Blue"