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sartre
  • - Author of "The Flies"
  • - Author of "No Exit"
  • - Author of "Nausea"
  • - Author Jean Paul
  • - 'Being and Nothingness' author
  • - French author of 'Being and Nothingness'
  • - 'No Exit' author
  • - Existentialist author
  • - Jean-Paul —, French author and philosopher
  • - "Being and Nothingness" author Jean-Paul
  • - Author who said "When the rich wage war, it's the poor who die"
  • - Author who wrote that "hell is other people"
  • - "Critique of Dialectical Reason" author
  • - French existentialist author
  • - "La Nausée" author
  • - French author who wrote "Hell is other people"
  • - "Nausea" author
  • - "The Transcendence of the Ego" author
  • - Author who declined the Nobel Prize
  • - "La Nausée" novelist
  • - "Les Mots" author
  • - French author
  • - He famously pondered trailer trash stocking Rolls?
  • - Jean-Paul ...., French writer and philosopher
  • - Presumably he was included in Paris art reviews
  • - French writer of 1940s and 50s
  • - philosopher certain to abandon university and embrace art
  • - In the environs of Sancerre, a sculpture, perhaps Rodin's original 'Le Penseur'?
  • - Arrest unruly French existentialist
  • - French writer and philosopher
  • - jean-paul, french philosopher whose novels include nausea
  • - Possibly arrest a famous French writer
  • - Existentialist writer
  • - Arrest (anag) — French philosopher, d. 1980
  • - Writer Jean Paul
  • - Pessimistic philosopher of France.
  • - Noted existentialist.
  • - Nobelist writer
  • - Nobel Prize refuser, 1964
  • - Nobel Prize decliner: 1964
  • - Les Mots confessor
  • - Jean-Paul ......, French existentialist, d. 1980
  • - Jean Paul ......
  • - He declined the 1964 Nobel Prize in Literature
  • - Existentialist
  • - Existential writer
  • - Decliner of 1964's Nobel Prize for Literature
  • - Being and Nothingness penner
  • - "The Words" autobiographer
  • - "The Flies" dramatist
  • - "Les Mouches" dramatist
  • - "Dirty Hands" playwright
  • - "A lost battle is a battle one thinks one has lost" speaker
  • - "No Exit" dramatist
  • - Camus contemporary
  • - "No Exit" playwright
  • - Philosopher some philosopher trashed on reflection
  • - 'Hell is other people' French dramatist
  • - "Nausea" novelist
  • - "No Exit" writer
  • - Existentialist Jean-Paul
  • - "Hell is other people" writer
  • - 'Being and Nothingness' philosopher
  • - 1964 Nobel Prize decliner
  • - French philosopher Jean-Paul
  • - 'No Exit' dramatist Jean-Paul
  • - Writer who produced 'Nausea'
  • - 'Man is condemned to be free' philosopher
  • - French writer who refused the 1964 Nobel Prize in Literature
  • - Paris-born philosopher
  • - French existential dramatist
  • - Wrongly arrest existentialist
  • - "No Exit" playwright Jean-Paul
  • - Jean-Paul --, French philosopher and novelist
  • - 'The Flies' playwright
  • - French existentialist philosopher
  • - Who wrote 'I exist, that is all, and I find it nauseating'
  • - French philosopher
  • - Existentialist who declined a Nobel Prize
  • - Philosopher Jean-Paul
  • - Famous Frenchman wanting some of his art recognised
  • - Skill seen in odd pieces from screen writer
  • - Philosopher in wrongful arrest
  • - Philosopher right to stop one abandoning use of irony
  • - Literature Nobel refuser
  • - Socrates' art really involves philosopher
  • - Jean-Paul --, French philosopher, novelist, and dramatist
  • - He said "If you are lonely when you're alone, you are in bad company"
  • - 1964 Nobel Prize refuser
  • - He wrote "I exist, that is all, and I find it nauseating"
  • - He wrote "Hell is other people"
  • - "The Respectful Prostitute" playwright
  • - He wrote "Words are loaded pistols"
  • - French existentialist who wrote Nausea
  • - Longtime companion of de Beauvoir
  • - "Les Mots" autobiographer, 1964
  • - Jean-Paul who wrote "Words are loaded pistols"
  • - "The Transcendence of the Ego" writer
  • - Flaubert biographer
  • - Refuser of a 1964 Nobel Prize
  • - He wrote "Life has no meaning the moment you lose the illusion of being eternal"
  • - Onetime friend of Camus
  • - 1964 Literature Nobel Prize winner
  • - "Les Mains Sales" playwright, 1948
  • - Preeminent existentialist
  • - Camus colleague
  • - He declined a Nobel Prize in Literature
  • - "Being and Nothingness" writer
  • - Existentialist playwright
  • - "Le Mur" writer
  • - Novelist Jean-Paul
  • - Big name in existentialism
  • - French existentialist
  • - 1957 Nobel Prize decliner
  • - He said "I exist because I think"
  • - He declined the 1964 Literature Nobel
  • - Friend of de Beauvoir
  • - 1964 Nobel writer
  • - French existential writer
  • - French novelist
  • - French writer
  • - Sooner
sartres
  • - Philosopher Jean-Paul and family
  • - "No Exit" author et al.
sarum
  • - Initially such a strange old name for a cathedral city
  • - New ...... (former name of Salisbury, England)
  • - Old ......, rotten borough of yore
  • - Ancient name for Salisbury
sartresrorschach
  • - Tool for analyzing a writer?
sartresarrest
  • - French writer's apprehension by the police?
sas
  • - British Army special forces unit in the air
  • - "...... in 'sam'" (phrase used when spelling something out over the phone)
  • - Flier based in Stockholm (Abbr.)
  • - Carrier with a EuroBonus frequent flier program
  • - Trans-Atlantic carrier
  • - Eur. carrier
  • - Scandinavian carrier
  • - Flier to Copenhagen
  • - Flier out of Stockholm
  • - Copenhagen carrier, briefly
  • - World's first carrier with a transpolar route
  • - Stockholm carrier (abbr.)
  • - Scandinavian flier
  • - Northern flier
  • - Intl. carrier
  • - Flier to Stockholm-Arlanda Airport
  • - Copenhagen flier
  • - Company whose frequent flier program is EuroBonus
  • - Carrier with the in-flight magazine Scanorama
  • - Carrier to Tampere
  • - Carrier to Kaliningrad
  • - Carrier that launched the EuroBonus frequent flier program
  • - Carrier based in Sigtuna, Sweden
  • - Airline with the first commercial flight over the North Pole
  • - Airline that serves quite a bit of salmon
  • - Airline that serves Danish Blue cheese
  • - Abbr. seen in some proofs that two triangles are congruent
  • - Overseas carrier
  • - Flier to Oslo
  • - Sweden's flagship carrier
  • - Stockholm carrier
  • - Carrier with an Oslo hub
  • - Stockholm-based flier
  • - EuroBonus carrier
  • - European carrier
  • - .. in 'Sam'
  • - crack force
  • - Special Air Service
  • - Scandinavian airline
  • - Top army regiment
  • - Oslo Airport arrival
  • - airline with a hub in stockholm
  • - Initially special service
  • - Task force needs some visas
  • - Elite military band cut short
  • - British special forces unit: Abbr.
  • - klm competition
  • - Scandinavia's largest airline (abbr)
  • - Scandinavian airlines abbr.
  • - statistical programming language
  • - Lander in Stockholm
  • - Anti-terrorist group
  • - Crack task force
  • - Eur. airline
  • - Way to Sweden
  • - Swiss International Air Lines competitor
  • - Stockholm-bound flight, perhaps
  • - It lands at Landvetter
  • - Flyer to Oslo Airport
  • - Crack army force
  • - Co-founder of Air Greenland
  • - Airline out of Stockholm
  • - United partner
  • - Polar route pioneer to LAX
  • - Palindromic airline to Stockholm
  • - Lander at Arlanda
  • - Its hub is in Copenhagen
  • - It serves Stockholm
  • - His Most Serene Highness: Fr. abbr.
  • - First airline with a transpolar route
  • - Finnair competitor
  • - Estonian Air partner
  • - Commando army regiment
  • - Co. headquartered in Stockholm
  • - Certain airline initials
  • - Arlanda Airport lander
  • - An original Star Alliance airline
  • - Airline with a hub in Oslo
  • - Airline to Malmö
  • - Airline created in 1946
  • - .... in "simple"
  • - .... in "sleepy"
  • - .... in "Siberia"
  • - Air letters?
  • - Elite force.
  • - RSVP facilitator
  • - Airline to Sweden
  • - Airline to Oslo
  • - Airline to Stockholm
  • - KLM rival
  • - It flies both ways
  • - Part owner of Air Greenland
  • - Airline from Stockholm
  • - Airline based in Stockholm
sarus
  • - indian crane
saruman
  • - Character in J R R Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings played by Christopher Lee in Peter Jackson's film trilogy
  • - "The Lord of the Rings" antagonist
sars
  • - Severe respiratory disease, first identified in 2003
  • - Respiratory disease in 2002 news
  • - WHO concern since the early 2000s
  • - Health scare that surfaced in 2002
  • - 2003 epidemic in Toronto
  • - 2002-'03 viral outbreak, briefly
  • - Virus in 2003 news
  • - Early 2000s outbreak, for short
  • - Viral ailment in 2000s news
  • - Viral illness ID'd in 2003
  • - 2002 in-the-news illness
  • - contagion in early-two-thousands news
  • - coronavirus pandemic disease (abbrev.)
  • - WHO concern of several years ago
  • - WHO challenge of the early '00s
  • - Outbreak of 2002-03
  • - Cause of some 2002-2003 travel warnings
  • - 2002 outbreak
  • - WHO concern
  • - 1965 NFL Rookie of the Year
  • - Respiratory syndrome
  • - Health scare of 2002-2003
  • - 2002-2003 epidemic
  • - Outbreak of 2003
  • - Highly contagious resp. illness
  • - 2003 disease scare
  • - 2003 health crisis
  • - Headline-making illness of 2002-03
  • - 2002-2003 outbreak monitored by the WHO
  • - Modern epidemic
  • - 2003 scare, briefly
  • - Asian outbreak of 2003
  • - Recent virus from Asia
  • - What's spread to the theme entries
  • - Certain guns: Abbr.
  • - Natives of an Italian island: Abbr.
  • - Sixty sixties: Var.
  • - Health scare of 2002-'03
  • - ...-CoV-2 (virus that causes Covid-19)
sarsen
  • - English Druid stone
  • - Druid stone of England
  • - Druid stone
sarsenet
  • - Soft silk fabric used for linings
sarsden
  • - Sanders pulverised stone
sarsenstone
  • - Virus in foreign street linked to a certain block
sarsfield
  • - name shared by a bridge and a barracks in limerick city.
sart
  • - Iranian native
  • - Iranian Turk.
  • - Native of Turkestan.
  • - Iranian Turks.
  • - Turkestan native
  • - Iranian group
  • - Sunnite Moslem
  • - Inhabitant of Turkestan.
sarsour
  • - Women's March co-chair Linda
sarsi
  • - Native North Americans
sarsaparilla
  • - Girl about to drain a stream to find plant root
saros
  • - ...... Gulf, Aegean Sea inlet
  • - Aegean gulf
  • - Gulf of the NE Aegean.
  • - Gulf N of the Gallipoli Peninsula
  • - Gulf in the Aegean sea
  • - Eclipse cycle
saronic
  • - ...... Gulf, Aegean Sea inlet
sarongs
  • - Garments in Malaya.
  • - Malayan garments.
  • - Wrapped garments
  • - Eastern garments
  • - wrapped garments whose name comes from malay
  • - All the rage on Bali.
  • - Hollywood South Sea props.
  • - Lamour attire
  • - Tahiti attire
  • - Attire for Lamour
  • - Island attire
  • - Women's wear
  • - Wrap-arounds
  • - Some wraps
  • - Some beachwear
saroyan
  • - "The Human Comedy" novelist
  • - "The Time of Your Life" playwright
  • - "The Human Comedy" novelist William
  • - "The Time of Your Life" playwright William
  • - "The Time of Your Life" author
  • - "Human Comedy" author.
  • - 'The Human Comedy' writer
  • - "The Human Comedy" author
  • - U. S. playwright
  • - His name is "Aram."
  • - Armenian-American author.
  • - Writer who refused a prize in 1940.
  • - Writer of stories, plays, novels.
  • - Writer of whimsy and fantasy.
  • - American dramatist.
  • - U.S. writer.
saround
  • - Stay for a while
sarpedon
  • - Homer hero
  • - In Greek mythology, a son of Zeus who became king of Lycia
  • - Prince slain by Patroclus.—Iliad.
sarra
  • - Grief, old style
sarrazin
  • - Michael........ (Starred in Flim Flam Man)
sarre
  • - Tributary of the Moselle: Fr.
  • - River from the Vosges to the Moselle: Fr.
  • - Moselle feeder, to Moselle natives
  • - German basin, to French
sartorially
  • - In a tailored style
  • - In the manner of a tailor.
sartorial
  • - related to tailoring
  • - Of tailored clothes
  • - celebrity has no time to upset tailor about clothes
  • - Relating to tailoring
  • - Re tailored clothing
  • - Re men's clothes
  • - Pertaining to the tailor's art.
  • - Tailored
  • - relating to [tailored] clothes
  • - Tailoring-related
  • - A lot of skill embraced by tailors at work may be this
  • - Of tailoring
  • - Of men's attire
  • - Fashion-related content from Caesar, Tori, Alexander
sartoris
  • - Early Faulkner novel
sartorius
  • - Longest muscle in human body.
sartors
  • - Tailors, to Carlyle
  • - Tailors: Humorous.
  • - Tailors
sartor
  • - Tailor, old style.
  • - Literary synonym for "tailor"
  • - Tailor of yore
  • - Tiberius' tailor
  • - Tailor, humorously
  • - Tailor, in old Rome
  • - Tailor, facetiously
  • - Name for a tailor
  • - Old-time tailor.
  • - Tailor of sorts.
  • - Tailor, in literary usage.
  • - "...... Resartus" ("The Tailor Re-tailored").
  • - Humorous term for a tailor.
  • - Tailor
  • - '.. Resartus' (Carlyle)
  • - ........ Resartus : Carlyle work
  • - Suit maker
  • - Carlyle's "...... Resartus"
  • - "...... Resartus"
sarto
  • - Giuseppe ...... a k a Pope Pius X
  • - Family name of Pope Pius X
  • - Family name of Pius X
  • - Pope Pius X
  • - Artist Andrea del --
  • - Painter Andrea del --
  • - Florentine painter Andrea del ......
  • - Renaissance painter, Andrea del ....
  • - Italian painter Andrea del ......
  • - Andrea del ........
  • - Italian artist Andrea del ........
  • - Andrea del ......, great Italian painter
  • - Tailor, in Italy.
  • - Andrea del ......, Florentine painter.
  • - Painter of "Madonna of the Chair."
  • - Andrea del ......, painter of Madonnas.
  • - Italian painter
  • - Italian Renaissance painter.
  • - Florentine painter.
  • - See 28-Down
sarthe
  • - Circuit de la ..., home of the 24 hours of Le Mans
sartons
  • - Poet May and family
sarton
  • - Poet-novelist May
  • - Author of "As We Are Now"
  • - "Journal of a Solitude" author May
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