- - Key to freedom
- - ...... to the Country, property series
- - take off after key provides way out
- - Bolt and key to copy
- - See fit to accept top flight
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- - "Freedom" doesn't have it, but "freedom" does
- - Feature of 'frank' but not 'Frank'
- - Any of a fluffy trio
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- - keys to freedom, sometimes
- - people trying to help suspected criminals get off
- - Cops sometimes crack them
- - Defendants' spouses, sometimes
- - Explanations to get you off the hook
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- - youngster holding a key - a key to a belt
- - Belt; corset
- - Cousin of a corset
- - Belt around the waist
- - Foundation, of a sort
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- - keys on the piano keys
- - .... Keys, Girl On Fire singer
- - ...... Keys, R&B singer
- - .. Keys, broke through in 2001 with Fallin
- - keys playing at concerts
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- - Second key cut revealed key, perhaps
- - Sort of key found in a cupboard?
- - the key staff?
- - Key frame?
- - Framework in novel Kes revealed
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- - keys played by alicia keys
- - Instrument played by Billy Joel and Lady Gaga
- - "The ...," 1993 film starring Oscar winner Holly Hunter who played a non-verbal character
- - A number rendered by very good instrument
- - Instrument played by Diana Krall
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- - A musical key above D, which is also the key of Mozart's "Symphony No.9": 2 wds
- - strike tone of the liberty bell
- - key beside d
- - Enharmonic equivalent to D sharp: Hyph.
- - Liszt's Concerto No. 1 in --
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