- - Molecule maven
- - Shop for medicine, toiletries etc
- - Laboratory scientist
- - One who may study bonds
- - Pharmacist beginning to tire after endless shift
- - george washington carver, e.g.
- - scientist's note found in box
- - Caught Frenchman in bank robbery with drug dealer
- - Drug dealer in revolutionary film
- - Type of scientist
- - Laboratory worker
- - Pharmacist keeps note in box
- - he won't find drugs indispensable
- - Church Times is ordered by a scientist
- - Marie Curie, e.g.
- - Scientist who works with test tubes
- - Medicine seller
- - Pharmacist
- - Film supporting revolutionary drug dealer?
- - Revolutionary film showing drug-dealer
- - Boots maybe with fringe seen in clubs first
- - Drug seller
- - Shop for drugs
- - One for whom 36-Across has four syllables
- - Aggravated itches? Male's in pharmacy
- - Shop selling medicines
- - Cold edge is first to thaw for laboratory worker
- - Cold? The man with spray is needed!
- - Scientist, primarily medical, intending to cut body part
- - One who might get a reaction
- - Manchester merchant
- - Marie Curie, for one
- - Bunsen, e.g.
- - Druggist, in London
- - Druggist, to Brits
- - Curie, for one
- - Apothecary, in London
- - Pierre or Marja Curie
- - Urey, for one
- - Modern magician.
- - Nobel prize winner Libby.
- - Pierre Curie was one.
- - Glenn T. Seaborg's profession.
- - Lab worker
- - Druggist
- - Medicine dispenser
- - Certain scientist
- - church items broken by scientist
- - carolyn bertozzi, notably
- - Government security agency almost charges Treasury scientist
- - Military intelligence involved in case of drugs pusher?
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