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  • - Earth parts, figuratively
  • - Crusty pieces of a loaf of bread
  • - Crustiest parts of loaves
  • - Crustiest parts of a loaf
  • - Counterpart of odds
  • - Companions of odds
  • - Brings to a screeching halt
  • - A ring doesn't have them
  • - Of the earth
  • - Final parts
  • - Last parts
  • - Comes to a stop
  • - Rope parts
  • - Partner of means
  • - Finishes (up)
  • - Calls it a day
  • - Finishes off
  • - Theme of the puzzle
  • - Partner of odds
  • - Finishes in friendship
  • - Brings to a close
  • - Draws to a close
  • - Opposite of beginnings
  • - "Split" hair parts
  • - Things trimmed at a salon
  • - Elusive parts of rainbows
  • - Finishes strike action around redundancies and closures
  • - Finish lines, e.g
  • - Reaches a conclusion
  • - Aims to finish before start of supper
  • - Comes to a close
  • - They justify the means, in a saying
  • - Puts a stop to
  • - Loaf parts that you may eat last
  • - Chewy bread parts
  • - A and Z, for the alphabet
  • - A and Z, in the alphabet
  • - Objectives of doctors needing no introduction
  • - Comes to a halt
  • - Calls a halt to
  • - Brings to a halt
  • - Comes to a grinding halt
  • - Finish lines
  • - Finishes with
  • - Half a potpourri pair
  • - Finishes
  • - The extremities or the final parts of something
  • - Crusty bread parts
  • - finishes parts of a game of bowls
  • - Don Hutson et al.
  • - Doesn't last forever
  • - Doesn't go on forever
  • - Doesn't carry on
  • - Divinity shapings
  • - Difficult things to make meet
  • - December 31, the letter Z, etc.
  • - Dead-...... (streets or alleys with no outlet)
  • - Dead and loose followers
  • - Dead ...... (roads with no outlet)
  • - Crustiest bread slices, generally
  • - Cricket wickets
  • - Colin Kaepernick targets
  • - Closes up shop
  • - Closes the book on
  • - Clippings
  • - Challah heels, e.g.
  • - Certain gridiron positions
  • - Certain blockers
  • - Burnt barbecue pieces
  • - Budgets make them meet
  • - Brings the curtain down on
  • - Brett Favre targets
  • - Bread slices
  • - Bread heels
  • - Bread crusts' positions
  • - Bow and stern, e.g.
  • - Bombs are thrown to them
  • - All-American Rejects "It ...... Tonight"
  • - Airs the final episode
  • - Airs its final episode
  • - Administers the coup de grâce
  • - Abates in court
  • - "Wake Me Up When September ......"
  • - "Tight" ones
  • - "Some people will rob their mother for the ......" Everlast
  • - "Please Don't Tell Me How the Story ......"
  • - "Pavement ......" (street sign)
  • - "Here's Where the Story ......"
  • - "Before we go any further I want my ...." Everlast
  • - " . . . that ...... well"
  • - '90 Sundays hit "Here's Where the Story ......"
  • - ... candle at both ......
  • - Wide receivers?
  • - Some football linemen
  • - Linemen
  • - Doesn't keep going
  • - Football positions
  • - Windups
  • - Stamps (out)
  • - Destinies
  • - 1999 Ron Howard film
  • - Puts to rest
  • - Football linemen
  • - Blows over
  • - Outcomes
  • - Upshots
  • - QB targets
  • - Ultimate goals
  • - NFL positions
  • - Goes no further
  • - Terminals
  • - Stopping points
  • - Kills
  • - Abolishes
  • - Pencil tips
  • - Means' partner
  • - Heels
  • - Wraps
  • - Pass catchers
  • - Tails
  • - Nips in the bud
  • - Desired outcomes
  • - Borderlines
  • - Boundary lines
  • - ...... extremes
  • - Burnt ......
  • - Border lines?
  • - Resolutions
  • - Denouements
  • - Codas
  • - Finalizes
  • - Some football players
  • - Some NFL blockers
  • - Expires
  • - Peters out
  • - Some NFLers
  • - .... limits
  • - Means business
  • - Closes down
  • - Bounds
  • - Football players.
  • - Some linemen
  • - Completes
  • - Email command
  • - Ultimate objectives
  • - Fizzles (out)
  • - They may be split
  • - Odds partner
  • - Make ...... meet
  • - It's nice when they meet
  • - Termini
  • - Winds up
  • - Terminates
  • - Wraps up
  • - Furthest reaches
  • - Making ...... meet
  • - Aglets, for shoelaces
  • - Stops goals
  • - Starting off gives in to objectives
  • - Periods, for many sentences
  • - Curling periods
  • - Goals, objectives
  • - Quashes
  • - Winds down
  • - Last lines?
  • - Extremities
  • - Crispy brisket bits
  • - Doesn't continue
  • - Some rushers, in football
  • - Gets discontinued
  • - They have the odds with them
  • - Finales
  • - Bread heels, really
  • - Closes
  • - Terminals, for bus routes
  • - Winds up Lory dumped by Reynolds
  • - Desired results
  • - Conclusions
  • - Puts back together, without principal objectives
  • - Burn the candle at both ......
  • - Final stages
  • - Terminal points
  • - Odds' counterpart
  • - Puts to bed
  • - Grand finales, for fireworks shows
  • - Fades to black
  • - Results
  • - What this puzzle does here
  • - Starts reversal
  • - Says "No more"
  • - Infinite loops don't have them
  • - Goes last
  • - Puts back together, losing leader with objectives
  • - Starts no more
  • - Ultimate intentions
  • - Pulls the plug on
  • - They might be loose or tight
  • - Some eligible receivers
  • - R and R in Rochester, e.g
  • - Winds up, or winds down
  • - Boundaries
  • - Santa Monica and Chicago, for Route 66
  • - Burnt barbecue bits
  • - "Where the Sidewalk ......" (Shel Silverstein book)
  • - Cuts it out
  • - Runs out
  • - What the Earth doesn't really have
  • - They may be bitter or defensive
  • - Doesn't go on
  • - Shuts down
  • - Ceases
  • - Calls off
  • - Puts the kibosh on
  • - Knocks off
  • - Calls it quits
  • - Right and left
  • - Periods
  • - Some are tight
  • - Objectives
  • - Butts
  • - Loose
  • - They may be bitter
  • - Discontinues
  • - Scraps
  • - Remnants
  • - Tight or loose follower
  • - Circle's lack
  • - Stops working
  • - Breaks up
  • - Drops
  • - Leaves off
  • - Starts
  • - Book ......
  • - Settles
  • - Cuts off
  • - Cuts short
  • - Breaks off
  • - Leftovers
  • - Purposes
  • - Quits
  • - Fragments
  • - Stops
  • - Halts
  • - See 71-Across
  • - Concludes
  • - Tips.
  • - Borders
  • - Outer limits
  • - Split
  • - Objects
  • - Intentions
  • - Aims.
  • - Goals.
  • - Some receivers
  • - Burn the candle at both ___ (work long hours)
  • - Endings.
  • - At last the man had guts to achieve objectives
  • - Loose ......, Radio 4 programme
  • - Boundaries or limits
  • - Tight ... certain football players
  • - Objects to extremes
  • - land's, mile and west, e.g.
  • - Advances missed front targets
  • - extremists' objectives?
  • - they might be split or sticky
  • - Brings down the curtain on
  • - "Here's Where the Story ......" (song by the Sundays)
  • - Destinations
rabies
  • - Animal bite concern
  • - Certain bite risk
  • - Dog bite danger
  • - Viral disease that could spread from a dog bite
  • - Viral disease transmitted by animal bites
  • - Worry after a bite
  • - It's worse than either the bark or the bite
  • - Animal-bite worry
  • - Possible result of an animal bite
  • - Dog-bite concern
  • - Pasteur concern
  • - It might come with a bite
  • - Result of a bad bite?
  • - Virus transmitted by animals
  • - Animal disease
  • - joseph lennox pawan showed it could be transmitted by vampire bats in the 1930s
  • - bear is affected by disease
  • - Dogs may be sick of it
  • - Feared disease as bier disintegrated
  • - bear is affected by illness
  • - bear is affected by complaint
  • - Rubies you exchange for a disease, from a dog
  • - Raccoons may carry it
  • - Cujo's ailment
  • - Viral disease in dogs
  • - Hydrophobia
  • - Mad dog's disease
  • - Serbia misrepresented as poor state for boxers
  • - Disease of dogs, etc
  • - Dangerous viral disease
  • - Cujo's affliction
  • - Worry after a raccoon attack
  • - Cujo's ailment in 'Cujo'
  • - Serbia misrepresented as poor state for dogs
  • - 116-Across's affliction
  • - Pasteur vaccine target
  • - Free Serbia is not a happy state for boxers
  • - Disease spread by bats
  • - It may cause foaming at the mouth
  • - Target of a Pasteur/Roux vaccine harvested from rabbits
  • - Bat or raccoon disease
  • - Foxes may carry it
  • - Disease for which Pasteur created the first vaccine
  • - Pasteur study
  • - Canine contagion
  • - Canine trouble
  • - Vanquished by Pasteur.
  • - Viral disease
  • - Infectious disease
  • - Disease.
  • - Disease of dogs
  • - Contagious disease
  • - Madness
  • - Dog disease
  • - Disease transmitted by dogs
lairs
  • - den's found a tune in laois
  • - enclosures for animals of landowners have no guard in the end
  • - Wild animals resting places
  • - Dragons' places
  • - Resting places of wild animals
  • - Hiding places
  • - Diamonds stolen from landowner's hiding places
  • - Places for bears or villains
  • - Left affected behaviour in places of refuge
  • - Plotters' places
  • - Places of seclusion
  • - Forest hideaways
  • - Wild animal hideaways
  • - The Fortress of Solitude and the Batcave
  • - Jungle refuges
  • - Animals' homes
  • - Bad guys' hideouts
  • - Secret hideaways
  • - retreats in a number of manners
  • - beasts' retreats
  • - Retreats in total air setback
  • - dens lad initially ventilates
  • - Supervillain hideouts
  • - hideaways a student ventilates
  • - Homes of lions, say
  • - Wolves' homes
  • - Wild animals' shelters
  • - Sleeper cells?
  • - Dens for wild animals
  • - Man caves
  • - Wild animals' hideouts
  • - Sites of seclusion
  • - Hideaways
  • - Some material air support for those living in secret
  • - Bears' retreats
  • - Lurking spots
  • - Animal dens
  • - Beasts' hidey-holes
  • - Hidden homes
  • - Animal retreats
  • - Wolves' hideouts
  • - Dens
  • - Wild retreats
  • - Supervillains' spaces
  • - Superhero movie sets
  • - Some material air support for those underground
  • - Quarters in the wild
  • - Supervillains' hideouts
  • - Wildlife hideaways
  • - Animal abodes
  • - Animal hideaways
  • - Some zoo areas
  • - Pumas' pads
  • - Hibernation locations
  • - Wild animals' homes
  • - Lions' dens
  • - Villains' digs
  • - Underworld offices
  • - Jungle homes
  • - Havens
  • - Tigers' dens
  • - Hideouts for hoods
  • - Relatives of burrows
stallions
  • - Male animals
  • - horses outlast animals in pride
  • - Male horses
  • - Some stately horses
  • - Horses on a stud farm
  • - Ranch horses
  • - Horses
  • - Mares' mates
  • - Studs, e.g
  • - Stable dads
  • - Stud farm studs
  • - *Prancing ... male ... mares
  • - Studs.
  • - Stable population
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