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| 1978 Toni Morrison novel | |
| Something disclosed, especially something that is striking or not before realized | |
| The New Orleans band behind the 1995 hit 'Good': Better Than _____ | |
| 'Romeo and Juliet' consists of five of these | |
| Band with hit 'Invisible Touch' or a Sega gaming console | |
| Mr. Cook, Mr. Joyce, or Mr. Madison | |
| Follows 'Famous' to make the name of a cookie brand | |
| Can be full-time or part-time | |
| 4, 8, 15, 16, 23, and 42 are all... | |
| Sacred songs or hymns | |
| U2's fifth album: The _____ Tree | |
| Nikki Sanders' technopathic child in 'Heroes' | |
| Children's series by Holly Black and Tony DiTerlizzi: The Spiderwick ______ | |
| This word can follow book, birth, and check | |
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| Slang term for a toilet | |
| Heads of state, a New York county, or a drinking game | |
| The Beatles told him not to make it bad | |
| Judith Sheindlin, Joe Brown, and Marilyn Milian are all famous for being these | |
| Follows 'Babe' to make a baseball great or 'Baby' to make a candy | |
| Residents of Italy's capital | |
| Perhaps the most famous bullfrog | |
| A departure or emigration, or a thrash metal band from California | |
| Mr. Webster, Mr. Boone, or Mr. Radcliffe | |
| Famous Pumpkin Eater | |
| Acts of expressing grief | |
| This Billy had hits such as 'Piano Man' and 'We Didn't Start the Fire' | |
| He had a 'Cool Hand' | |
| Mr. Perry, Mr. Broderick, or Mr. Sweet | |
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