- - Newspaper heads, for short
- - Ones making alterations for short
- - Newsroom heads, for short
- - sheeran and grimley, for two
- - Some newspaper workers [abbr.]
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- - 'A good newspaper is never nearly good enough but a lousy newspaper is a ...... forever' (Garrison Keillor)
- - "... to the world, the Lord is come..."
- - rapturous feeling that can be found 10 times in this puzzle's completed grid in any direction, but always in a straight line
- - A feeling of amusement and delight
- - Happiness is a woman
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- - Newspaper pieces featuring in newspaper piece
- - Force US agents in desert to break up
- - Break into pieces
- - Not the full piece by German boss in paper
- - Farm gent in tizzy to disintegrate
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- - Former newspaper section for short
- - Old newspaper photo section
- - Lead-in for Rooter or tiller
- - Type of picture, for short
- - Turning on an axis: Comb. form
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- - banner headline in a newspaper
- - Internet broadcaster's banner
- - Pennant-like flag rebel leader's hid in old paddleboat?
- - Something in the wind
- - ‘Horse's heart found in cooking pot' — bold headline
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- - newspaper headline about how comedian philips managed a hydroelectric facility?
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- - A measure of the newspaperman produced by head barman in bar
- - Head barman in bar produces a measure synonymous with the journalists
- - A measure of the newspaperman with head barman in bar
- - Amount of space in a newspaper
- - Genial doctor is a concern for the editor
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- - The head of this old English newspaper is a slimeball
- - O, great! (anag) — a worthless fellow
- - Rascal given to English newspaper
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- - west virginian "bird ... creature ... something," according to a newspaper headline
- - Creature reportedly seen in West Virginia in the 1960s
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- - Tidied up after newspaper head has dined with editor
- - Cleared up a number at the centre of requirement
- - oddly, aden teen tidied
- - Tidied, as a room
- - Straightened or tidied
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