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  • - A reader turns them in a book
  • - attendants with leaves
  • - sheets of a magazine
  • - Young attendants making a book?
  • - young attendants appearing in the book
  • - they turn over when booked in court
  • - A dictionary might have more than 1,000 of them
  • - What A Book Is Comprised Of
  • - Fly leaves
  • - Parts of a calendar
  • - What a book is made up of
  • - postscript about a generation producing young gallants
  • - Summons, as a doctor
  • - Sheets that make up a magazine
  • - Numbered sheets in a book
  • - Contacts someone in like the '90s
  • - Leaves (of book)
  • - Leaves to turn
  • - Leaves at the library?
  • - Remove iron from Singapore in sheets
  • - Leaves errand boys
  • - They're in the book
  • - Parts of a book
  • - Leaves the attendants
  • - Sheets of a book
  • - Leaves Postmaster General without Roman letters
  • - Leaves on a shelf?
  • - Book leaves
  • - Leaves from the library
  • - Summons, in a way
  • - Rectangular leaves
  • - Leaves of a book
  • - Knights-in-training
  • - Leaves in a bind?
  • - Their numbers are in the book
  • - Loose leaves
  • - Contacts via a beeper
  • - Leaves in a book
  • - Activates a beeper
  • - Tries to find, in a way
  • - They're bound to stay in place
  • - Uses a cell phone feature
  • - Uses a beeper
  • - Found in a book
  • - Leaves of grass
  • - Calls, in a way
  • - Leaves.
  • - Components of a scrapbook
  • - Parts of a PDF or a book
  • - Attendants; gapes (anag.)
  • - Calls for blocks of computer memory
  • - paper boys?
  • - Book units
  • - website subunits
  • - Having been produced by bookish type - lead pencil doesn't look new
  • - Patti and others
  • - Website divisions
  • - interns for airings
  • - Book composition
  • - Numbered book parts
  • - Egyptians release tiny bits of the book
  • - Apple's word processor
  • - young attendants used by bookmakers
  • - Senate runners
  • - Summons by name
  • - Capitol Hill aides
  • - Young attendants
  • - Verso and recto
  • - Trainbearers.
  • - They run for the Senate
  • - Post section with dirt
  • - Dog-eared items
  • - Dog-ear sites
  • - Does hotel-lobby duty
  • - Contacts via beeper
  • - Hotel employees
  • - Flips through
  • - Court attendants
  • - Senate staffers
  • - Errand runners
  • - Senate staff
  • - Apple alternative to Word
  • - Newspaper parts
  • - The OED's 21,728, e.g
  • - Newspaper makeup
  • - Essay length units
  • - Website parts
  • - Book makeup
  • - Egyptians release tiny book collections
  • - Egyptians ignore tiny book collections
  • - NBC interns
  • - Contents of books
  • - House helpers
  • - What's turned for much 29 Down
  • - Pamphlet innards
  • - Senatorial aides
  • - Congressional gofers
  • - Tablet units
  • - House aides
  • - The original U.S. Constitution had four of them
  • - Book inserts
  • - Calls to the phone
  • - Book collection
  • - Some aides
  • - Senate gofers
  • - 'War and Peace' famously has more than 1,200
  • - They may hold up trains
  • - They may be found under the covers
  • - Spine attachments
  • - Calls via intercom
  • - Senate aides
  • - Airport summonses
  • - Congressional staffers
  • - They're attached at the spine
  • - Capitol runners
  • - Summons electronically
  • - They're turned by scholars
  • - Senate messengers
  • - Beeper calls
  • - Knights' right hands
  • - House gofers
  • - They're turned
  • - Knights' attendants
  • - Alerts by beeper
  • - More of review
  • - Leaf pair
  • - Knights-to-be
  • - Reader's turns
  • - 17- and 65-Across, and 10- and 25-Down
  • - Some summonses
  • - Buzzes, say
  • - Typesetter's text
  • - Senate crew
  • - Senate errand-runners
  • - Legislative aides
  • - Summons via the intercom
  • - Capitol Hill gofers
  • - Senate assistants
  • - Leafs
  • - Senate boys
  • - Bellboys
  • - Capitol go-fers
  • - Novelist's output
  • - Sheets
  • - Beeps
  • - Book parts
  • - Printing units
  • - Calls for
  • - Buzzes
  • - Portions
  • - Summons
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