- - Vote into office, as a leader
- - Chosen by votes, but not yet installed
- - Give a seat to somebody who's standing
- - Put across separately to get one standing a seat
- - In preference choose to pick the head off
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- - having sworn to tell the truth
- - How a witness appears to Noah in disguise
- - Old ship builder bites tip of tongue, having sworn
- - Sworn to speak the truth
- - Vows having been given to an orderly I didn't know about
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- - Blast, say, dynamite left by sailor around vacated emplacement
- - far-from-refined remark
- - Oath or swear word
- - A kind of profanity deleted in Watergate tape transcripts
- - One may be represented by stars
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- - US president reelected in 2012
- - Past US president
- - Barack ..... was the first black American president of the United States
- - Barack ..., US president
- - Barack ......, former US president
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- - "Conga!" singer ... Estefan who studied psychology at the University of Miami
- - She's a girl madly in love? Quite the opposite!
- - 'The Women of Brewster Place' novelist Naylor
- - --- Gaynor, disco diva who recorded I Will Survive
- - Girl's name — portion of the Catholic Mass
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- - Author of Salem's Lot and The Shining, b. 1947
- - "Carrie" author who won a 1996 O. Henry Award for his short story "The Man in the Black Suit": 2 wds.
- - American gothic writer known for his works like "It" and "The Shining" that were adapted into movies: 2 wds.
- - American author described as the "King of Horror" with the most number of book to film adaptations: 2 wds.
- - Drunken Fireworks novelist (2 wds.)
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- - His library is in Austin, Tex.
- - '60s pres.
- - pres. who instituted "hispanic heritage week"
- - War on Poverty wager, for short
- - President played by Bryan Cranston in "All the Way": Abbr.
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