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being
  • - "... and Nothingness," 1943 book by the philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre about his existentialist ideas
  • - Looking after visitors to Soho? Bed unmade and trendy joke thrown in
  • - partner of "nothingness" in a sartre title
  • - "...... and Nothingness" (Sartre)
  • - The Unbearable Lightness of ...., Daniel Day-Lewis film
  • - Living a teetotaller gets out of betting
  • - Earnestly ask about home for creature
  • - Begin new life
  • - part of a tribe in germany in existence
  • - Creature in crazy binge
  • - Given heart transplant, start living
  • - "Gee, it's great after ... out late; Walking my baby back home" sang Johnnie Ray
  • - For the time ....; meanwhile
  • - One in cottage room has good living
  • - Creature initially employed in Crosby?
  • - Oscar Wilde's "The Importance of ... Earnest"
  • - Person, human ...
  • - Creature in riotous binge
  • - Existence
  • - Life form
  • - Subject for a philosopher
  • - Human or alien
  • - Word after human or time
  • - A meaning of "être"
  • - For the time .... (temporarily)
  • - Word with human or alien
  • - Ontology focus
  • - Organism
  • - Entity
  • - In coming forward, start living
  • - Human .... (person)
  • - Word after "human"
  • - Word with "well" or "human"
  • - "The Importance of ...... Earnest"
  • - It's a state
  • - Extraterrestrial, e.g.
  • - ".... John Malkovich"
  • - "Human" or "alien" ending
  • - Subject for the philosopher Heidegger
  • - Word following "well" or "human"
  • - It's alive
  • - Wilco: "...... There"
  • - "...... Bobby Brown"
  • - Philosophy topic
  • - Wilde's "The Importance of ...... Earnest"
  • - Ontologist's area
  • - With 69-Across, song from 20-Across
  • - Human chaser
  • - "...... John Malkovich" (1999 film)
  • - Well closure?
  • - Milan Kundera title word
  • - Ontologist's concern
  • - Human follower
  • - In existence
  • - Any one of God's creatures
  • - "........ There": Sellers film
  • - Since, colloquially, with "as"
  • - "...... There," Kosinski novel
  • - Supreme follower
  • - "His acts ...... seven ages": Shak.
  • - Live one
  • - Supreme ......
  • - Human or time
  • - Fellow creature
  • - One's fundamental nature.
  • - Mortal.
  • - For the time .......
  • - Living thing?
  • - A person
  • - 'I'm serious!'
  • - Quote, part 3
  • - Existing
  • - '... life?'
  • - Essence
  • - Individual
  • - Human ....
  • - Person.
  • - '-- living!'
  • - .... man
  • - Créature
  • - Existent entity
  • - Living creature
  • - the unbearable lightness of ..........: celebrated novel by milan kundera
  • - 'The Perks of ...... a Wallflower' (2012 teen film)
sae
  • - Convenient enclosure in a letter: Abbr.
  • - Oil can letters: Abbr.
  • - Motor oil letters: Abbr.
  • - College frat.
  • - Letter enclosure (abbr.)
  • - Oil can letters
  • - Letter encl. to facilitate a reply
  • - Letters on a motor oil can
  • - Letter encl. with a manuscript
  • - Letters on motor-oil cans
  • - Letter encl.
  • - Letters on a can of motor oil
  • - Pennzoil letters
  • - Oilcan letters
  • - Letters on oilcans
  • - Letters on oil cans
  • - Letters on an oil can
  • - Letter enc., maybe
  • - Motor oil can letters
  • - Viscosity letters
  • - Letter to the editor accompanier: Abbr.
  • - Letters on an oilcan
  • - Ms. letters
  • - Business letter enc.
  • - Cover letter letters
  • - Letter holder
  • - Motor oil letters
  • - Frat letters
  • - Container for letter of reply [inits]
  • - letter's accompaniment to encourage a reply
  • - Mailed enclosure to encourage a reply
  • - Society of Automotive Engineers
  • - Container for return mail [inits]
  • - Container for return postage [inits]
  • - American automotive engineering giant
  • - RSVP convenience [init.]
  • - enclosure for mailing back an rsvp
  • - Motor oil organization: Abbr.
  • - Mailing option used by fans: Abbr.
  • - Send back facilitator
  • - Language convention followed for an audience in the U.S.: Abbr.
  • - Motor oil initials: Abbr.
  • - Envelope that comes back abbr.
  • - Freelancer's enclosure
  • - Thus, to Burns
  • - So, in Scotland
  • - Encl. with some contest entries
  • - Thus, in Glasgow
  • - Thus, in Dundee
  • - So, in Glasgow
  • - Scotsman's so
  • - Abbr. on motor oil
  • - Util. bill enclosure
  • - Util. bill encl.
  • - Thus, in Ayr
  • - So: Scot.
  • - So, to Scots
  • - So, to Burns
  • - So, old style
  • - So, in Perth
  • - Snail mail application convenience: Abbr.
  • - Scottish so
  • - Reply facilitator, w/o the stamp
  • - Oil can abbr.
  • - Motor mechanics' org.
  • - Magazine renewal request encl.
  • - Glaswegian's so
  • - Extremely, to Burns
  • - Engineers' assoc.
  • - Enclosure with a manuscript, for short
  • - Enclosure from a collection agcy.
  • - Encl. for somebody who wants a reply
  • - Credit card application encl.
  • - Common encl.
  • - Bill enc.
  • - Bankruptcy follow-up
  • - Automotive engineers' org.
  • - Automotive Engineer's Org.
  • - Auto group: Abbr.
  • - Auto engineering org.
  • - Antiquated ed.'s request
  • - "Had we never loved ...... kindly": Burns
  • - Robbie's grace continues
  • - Engineers' org.
  • - Encl. to an editor
  • - Reply convenience for an ed
  • - Auto engs. org
  • - Society of Auto Engs
  • - Enclosure to an ed
  • - Motor oil rating org
  • - Automobile engineer's org
  • - RSVP convenience
  • - Encl. to facilitate a reply
  • - Mail submission accompaniment, briefly
  • - Like court briefs
  • - RSVP facilitator: Abbr
  • - Bill encl
  • - Encl. with a manuscript
  • - Fan mail encl
  • - Coll. fraternity
  • - Ed.'s request, sometimes
  • - Enc. with some bills
  • - Common bill encl.
  • - Return mail requirement (Abbr.)
  • - Autograph seeker's encl.
  • - Phone bill encl.
  • - Abbr. on cans of motor oil
  • - "5W-30" preceder
  • - R.S.V.P. facilitator: Abbr.
  • - Abbr. on a can of motor oil
  • - Bill accompanier: Abbr.
  • - Item that might be stamped, for short
  • - Contest entry encl.
  • - Cable bill encl.
  • - Motor oil abbr.
  • - Major coll. fraternity
  • - Freelance writer's encl.
  • - It facilitates replying to a MS.
  • - Encl., of sorts
  • - Reply facilitator: Abbr.
  • - MS go-with
  • - Kind of enc.
  • - It might accompany a MS.
  • - Convenient enc.
  • - Lubricant std.
  • - Utility bill encl.
  • - Utility bill enc.
  • - So, to Scotty
  • - So, in Dundee
  • - Writer's enc.
  • - Highlander's "so"
  • - Freelancer's encl
  • - RSVP enclosure
  • - Manuscript enclosure: Abbr
  • - Manuscript encl
  • - Freelancer's enc
  • - Ed.'s request
  • - MS. enclosure
  • - Convenient encl
  • - Enclosure with a MS.
  • - Submission encl.
  • - RSVP encl.
  • - Aromatic mint
  • - Ltr. enclosure
  • - enclosure that helps someone post back: abbr.
  • - enclosure to encourage a written reply
  • - envelope for return
error
  • - Fear taking time off is a mistake
  • - Annoying child denied first wrong act
  • - to take part in terrorism is wrong
  • - A slip
  • - a bug might produce it
  • - part of moe in statistics
  • - it's wrong for careless reporter to leave their dog out
  • - What a spell checker's red squiggly line indicates
  • - it's a mistake to go astray over gold
  • - It's not meant to be made in Polperro, really
  • - Queen or rook captured? That may be a false move
  • - sore sight for a coder
  • - Feature of the French Revolution, being decapitated? Wrong
  • - Hesitation to shout — not a mistake
  • - dropping an easy fly ball, e.g.
  • - Fear head chopped off in mistake
  • - Reason for a newspaper retraction, perhaps
  • - wrong outcome of a trial?
  • - fear losing the head? that's a mistake
  • - What an E means on a baseball scorecard
  • - great fear, almost, to make a mistake
  • - Howler, e.g.
  • - A slip leads to a horror striking the head
  • - You're never right in it
  • - wrong letter in a crossword, e.g.
  • - fear going topless is a mistake
  • - Outcome of a trial?
  • - Wrong turn, e.g
  • - it's a mistake to be led astray over gold
  • - catcher's interference is charged as one in baseball
  • - time spent in panic results in blunder
  • - there's one in "beleive"
  • - dreaded object beheaded - that must be wrong
  • - "... in judgment" (wrong decision)
  • - 404 Page Not Found, e.g.
  • - It's a mistake to hesitate or become upset, right?
  • - Mistake on a baseball field
  • - Fear losing face, thus making a mistake
  • - 404 Not Found on a webpage, e.g.
  • - Typo or blunder
  • - Mistake admitted by retiring juror, regrettably
  • - Blunder made by troublesome child forgetting time
  • - Trial and ... (testing method)
  • - Mistake, fault, or incorrectness
  • - Baseball boner
  • - Inaccuracy; gaffe
  • - It may have to be corrected with the 3Rs, Old English
  • - Mistake some terrorists make
  • - Embarrassment for an outfielder
  • - Anxiety, when taking off top to show boob
  • - Baseball mistake
  • - the terrorists' mistake
  • - it isn't made right
  • - blunder creating great fear, but not initially
  • - Correction target
  • - panic, miss beginning and slip
  • - the fault of some terrorists
  • - fumble by the cardinals or giants, say
  • - Slip and panic, cutting head
  • - Debugger's target
  • - Mistake made by some terrorists
  • - Mistake from egghead over stopping children's education?
  • - mistake of terrorists
  • - Singular errata?
  • - Trial and ...
  • - mistake almost brings great fear
  • - Beta tester's catch
  • - Baseballer's goof
  • - "night of ...", desmond bagley novel published posthumously
  • - result of rounding, perhaps
  • - 404, for example
  • - Mistake, inaccuracy or misapprehension
  • - Play miscue
  • - "It is as certain as it is marvellous that truth and ... come from one source" (Goethe)
  • - go astray or slip
  • - No time to fear slip
  • - proofing catch
  • - the terrorist's mistake
  • - Trial and ... (problem-solving method)
  • - Mistake beheading troublesome brat
  • - computer programmer's problem
  • - code problem
  • - blunder, mistake
  • - Trial and ... (experimenting method)
  • - panic doesn't initiate mistake
  • - panic, losing head - mistake
  • - kind of code, usually unwelcome
  • - Autocorrect target, generally
  • - Blunder, slip-up
  • - Fears removing outer layer will reveal slip
  • - this can't be right
  • - See the ... of one's ways (acknowledge wrongdoing)
  • - Reason to say "Oopsie!"
  • - Bug result
detritus
  • - Eroded rock particles
  • - Eroded rock
  • - Eroded matter
  • - Waste matter
  • - I trusted (anag.)
  • - Nothing exported from Detroit by us remains
  • - It rusted badly, turning into debris
  • - Rubbish doctor I trusted
  • - refuse daughter trite fashion, american
  • - Remains bored, withdrawing our team's boxing debut at last
  • - Almost worn-out aboard negligently used junk
  • - City in Michigan removing old American debris
  • - Rubbish — it rusted (anag)
  • - Miscellaneous remnants
  • - Erosion result
  • - Waste, debris
  • - Remains American after Motor City loses source of oil
  • - Material produced by erosion or decomposition
  • - Debris, rubble
  • - Car capital? Nothing's left, just endless rubble
  • - Debris and rubbish used to conceal most of stock
  • - Left over bits and pieces
  • - Refuse to move round secondary bit of Putney Heath, perhaps westward
  • - Motor City, America, rejects old rubbish
  • - Accumulated debris
  • - Rubble, e.g.
  • - Rock fragments
  • - Debris.
  • - Leavings
  • - Waste
  • - Trash
  • - Organic debris
resat
  • - Took a seat again
  • - Took a test again
  • - Met again, as a legislature
  • - Moved to another table
  • - Took a chair again
  • - Found a new table for
  • - Ushered to a new location
  • - Moved to a quieter table, say
  • - Found another chair for
  • - Helped, in a way, as a dissatisfied restaurant patron
  • - Resumed a session
  • - Posed for a new photo
  • - Continued in a musical-chairs game
  • - Had a new session.
  • - Came back for another photo shoot
  • - tried once more at new rates?
  • - Took (an exam) again
  • - took exam again, more satisfied in part
  • - retook exam about rates
  • - took test again, the others holding answer
  • - Again tried to pass weapon back
  • - Take an examination again
  • - Taken again by shocker heading north
  • - Upgraded, perhaps, by an usher
  • - Moved from the bleachers to the loge, say
  • - Convened anew
  • - Convened again
  • - Convened another time
  • - Came together again
  • - Shock reversal -- tried again
  • - Posed again
  • - Took another meeting
  • - Went back into session
  • - Plopped back down
  • - Held another meeting
  • - Survived in musical chairs
  • - Returned to session
  • - Took another chair
  • - Plopped down again
  • - Met again
  • - Assembled again
  • - took again, as an exam
  • - repeated an exam
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