- - Greek Week guy
- - Stereotypical college drinker
- - Pledge maker
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- - (a napa wine guy and a napa auto-parts guy meet at a party, and the wine guy immediately starts with the jokes) ... "how ya doin'! say, i woulda been here sooner but i hit a ......!"
- - Another name for the slide guitar playing style
- - Takes courage to cuddle in a traffic jam
- - Hold-up requires audacity and impudence
- - Possible cause of a 61-Across
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- - Week's start and week's end for brother
- - Thelonious .., jazz pianist and composer
- - Brother may be one day king
- - Brother married Greek, finally keeping old name
- - Hawaiian ... Seal, endangered marine species that's hunted for its skin
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- - Like last week's bread compared to this week's
- - Like older bread
- - Less fresh, as bread
- - Harder to swallow, as bread
- - Older, as bread
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- - Transmit week by week from island hideaway, on reflection
- - On the radio, breakfast item is expected at first to air in several parts
- - publish in instalments
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- - Based on this week's performance, Iggy's assignment next week will be a ...
- - It's not done at the station
- - Away-from-the-studio transmission
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- - Band whose 1998 song "One Week" was #1 for one week
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- - Run in the wash[To fully understand this week's and last week's puzzles, SEE NOTE ABOVE]
- - Run, as a color
- - haemorrhage starts to be less evident, eventually disappearing
- - Run, as colours
- - Lose some of what you need in person
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- - Valley girl's "yeah, right" [IMPORTANT: SEE THE 'NOTE' (above) for key info about this week's puzzle and SEE THE LAST CLUE DOWN for the explanation of last week's puzzle.]
- - Ha right
- - A short riddle that's unbelievable
- - "Yeah, that's gonna happen!"
- - "Yeah, suuuure"
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- - Week in and week out
- - Like clockwork
- - Continuously, or this puzzle's theme
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