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press
  • - TV's "Meet
  • - engage teeth of 9 down's wheel in kind of net
  • - TV's "Meet the ...."
  • - French ... (coffee device)
  • - Garlic-crushing device
  • - Reporter's badge word
  • - Reporter's badge
  • - Lithographer's equipment
  • - Word on a reporter's ID
  • - Word on a reporter's hat
  • - Word on a reporter's badge
  • - Winemaker's apparatus
  • - Wine maker's rig
  • - Weightlifter's movement
  • - Vintner's gear
  • - Trump's "enemy," with "the"
  • - Sign on a reporter's car or hat.
  • - Mr. Hagerty's White House problem.
  • - James Hagerty's bailiwick.
  • - Fourth estate, as it's known
  • - Vintner's purchase
  • - Printer's machine
  • - Weightlifter's exercise
  • - Winery device
  • - Printer's need
  • - Weightlifter's maneuver
  • - Printing device
  • - Weightlifter's rep
  • - Vintner's device
  • - The newspaper industry, collectively
  • - Shallow cupboard or shelved recess
  • - Newspaper journalists
  • - The journalistic crowd
  • - try to persuade people to be journalists
  • - Newspapers in cupboard
  • - Lean on a set of newspapers?
  • - Cupboard containing linen, perhaps sheets and rags?
  • - Weigh heavily upon the papers
  • - An eager crowd of reporters
  • - A kitchen tool used to crush garlic
  • - urge a fellow to be a publicity representative
  • - Urge to use an iron
  • - Meet the ...... (Sunday morning political show)
  • - Garlic crusher
  • - Smooth out with an iron
  • - branch of the media to show some urgency
  • - Make insistent demand
  • - Push on forcibly
  • - delt-working exercise
  • - publicist shows lack of tension in contemporary surroundings
  • - bring force to bear on newspapers
  • - insist on an answer from
  • - urge lady of the house to scrap first two tablets
  • - The fourth estate seen indeed when depressed
  • - iron the fourth estate
  • - Garlic squeezer
  • - Beseech, entreat
  • - precedes "onward" or "pass"
  • - journalists needing iron
  • - squeeze them for information
  • - The reporters urge one to
  • - Newsmen in force
  • - Bench ... (gym exercise)
  • - Bench-....; exercise with weights
  • - Tool for tofu or garlic
  • - Crowd of reporters?
  • - A medium iron
  • - tight crowd of journalists?
  • - Exert force; the Fourth Estate
  • - ... release (one way to make an announcement)
  • - "... any button to continue"
  • - newspapers feel the squeeze?
  • - Use a steam iron, say
  • - Demand to squeeze juice from grapes?
  • - smooth reporters
  • - Briefing room bunch
  • - put the squeeze on newspapers
  • - reporters insist
  • - Where newspapers are printed?
  • - Try hard to persuade
  • - News outlets, collectively
  • - Process of printing
  • - where the squeeze is reported
  • - engage an elevator button
  • - Push in or down
  • - Commandeer the papers
  • - Urge some lesser Pentagon characters to turn to the other side
  • - To squeeze
  • - First Amendment concern
  • - The Fourth Estate
  • - Iron, as clothes
  • - Bench activity
  • - Type of conference
  • - Squeeze juice from
  • - Phone menu imperative
  • - Part of UPI
  • - Media member
  • - Garlic gadget
  • - Activate, as an elevator button
  • - Word on a button
  • - Word in telephone menu instructions
  • - Winemaking tool
  • - Pamphlet producer
  • - One of the estates
  • - One of the corps
  • - Kind of release
  • - Hoops defense
  • - Get pushy?
  • - Defensive hoops tactic
  • - Automated telephone menu command
  • - "Meet the ......"
  • - "Full court" tactic
  • - Weight-lifting event
  • - Voice mail imperative
  • - Use an iron on
  • - Use a button
  • - Urge, as an issue
  • - To iron
  • - They make or break careers
  • - The media
  • - Tabloid e.g.
  • - Reporters as a group
  • - Push against
  • - Printing apparatus
  • - People from the paper
  • - Part of the media
  • - Papers, collectively
  • - Panini maker, say
  • - One kind of release
  • - Offset or rotary
  • - Newspapers, with "the"
  • - Newspapers — cupboard
  • - News statement, ... release
  • - News crews, collectively
  • - Never hurts to be friendly to them
  • - Media division
  • - Maneuver in basketball
  • - Mags, media, etc.
  • - Linotype or offset
  • - Lift in a gym
  • - Kind of room or box
  • - Kind of release or pass
  • - Kind of pass or release
  • - Keep asking, say
  • - Imperative in an automated telephone message
  • - Hoops defensive strategy
  • - Group providing coverage
  • - Get rid of wrinkles
  • - Full-court ...... (defensive basketball tactic)
  • - Flatten with a steam iron
  • - Fifth estate
  • - Entreat with urgency
  • - Do some ironing
  • - Do ironing
  • - Directive in some automated messages
  • - Defensive strategy in basketball
  • - Defense on a court
  • - Crush — Fleet Street of old
  • - Crowd — papers
  • - Conference attendees, maybe
  • - Bench lift
  • - Basketball stratagem
  • - Bane of public figures
  • - Associated ...... (what "AP" stands for)
  • - "Meet the ......" (TV show that debuted in 1947)
  • - "Meet the ......" (Sunday interview show)
  • - "... or ...... one for more options"
  • - "... or ...... 1 for more options"
  • - "...... Your Luck" (1980s game show)
  • - ...... release (message targeted to the media)
  • - Word on some buttons
  • - Wine-making equipment
  • - Get the wrinkles out
  • - Remove wrinkles from
  • - Do laundry work
  • - Exert force
  • - "Squeeze together"
  • - Print media
  • - Try too hard
  • - First Amendment word
  • - News media
  • - Bear down?
  • - Journalists.
  • - Kind of conference.
  • - Type of pass
  • - Embrace closely
  • - Basketball defense
  • - News medium
  • - Insist on
  • - Kind of relations
  • - Reporters.
  • - Newspapers, magazines, etc
  • - Journalists, collectively
  • - Printer
  • - Printing
  • - Basketball ploy
  • - Court defense
  • - ...... journalism
  • - Chest
  • - Publicity
  • - Weightlifting exercise
  • - Push down
  • - Button word, sometimes
  • - Apply force
  • - Iron clothes?
  • - Media ....
  • - Button word
  • - Importune
  • - One of the media
  • - Printing machine
  • - Iron clasp
  • - Urge; newspapers
  • - Papers
  • - Tamara --, Soviet athlete who dominated the shot put and discus throw in the early 1960s
  • - Aggressive defense in basketball
  • - ...... and curl (salon treatment)
  • - Don't take no for an answer
  • - Crush, as a garlic clove
  • - Freedom of the ...... (First Amendment right)
  • - The "P" of AP
  • - It should be free in a democracy
  • - De-crease?
  • - Use a steam iron on
  • - Pulp or Squeeze?
  • - Media attention
  • - Specialty grill
  • - Flatten with an iron
  • - Put pressure on the media
  • - Garlic-crushing tool
  • - Be insistent
  • - Coffee machine
  • - Weightlifting maneuver
  • - Basketball strategy
  • - Media campaign
  • - Bench ....: exercise
  • - Similar to one of those in 16 down or Squeeze
  • - Permanent ...... (washer setting)
  • - Push, as a button
  • - Newspapers, collectively
  • - Newspaper-printing machine
  • - Garlic-crushing utensil
  • - Media biggie
  • - Cider-making machine
  • - Newspapers
  • - First Amendment topic
  • - Stuff the media!
  • - Smooth journalists
  • - Smooth out, as pants
  • - Iron Lady exuding energy repeatedly
  • - Push; papers
  • - Reporters bear down
  • - Fourth estate
  • - 'Full court' NBA defense
  • - What to do to a button
  • - What to do with a button
  • - Paper printer
  • - Media scrum
  • - Persist, with 'on'
  • - Fourth estate stuff
  • - Times, Post, News, etc
  • - Move a button
  • - It makes the morning papers
  • - Thing to do to a button
  • - .... corps
  • - Word with permanent or printing
  • - Force former lover to leave state
  • - Defensive basketball tactic
  • - Be very persistent
  • - The papers
  • - Juice extractor
  • - Flatten clothes
  • - Machine for printing newspapers
  • - Exert influence on newspapers
  • - Basketball tactic
  • - Forcibly enlist
  • - Remove creases in clothes
  • - Cider maker
  • - Journalists with Trump, say, shortly heading south
  • - Garlic-crushing gadget
  • - Crush journalists
  • - Squeeze one of those in 16 down
  • - Tabloid producer
  • - Push; newspapers
  • - Iron newspapers!
  • - Inauguration V.I.P.: Abbr
  • - Button verb
  • - Use an iron
  • - Quick to forget former partner in a novel manufacturing business?
  • - Telephone menu instruction
  • - Try too hard, competitively
  • - Media component
  • - Use a steam iron
  • - Exert force on
  • - Book maker
  • - Flatten
  • - Smooth, in a way
  • - Urge
  • - Throng
  • - Weigh down
  • - Weigh heavily upon
  • - Crush
  • - '...... pass'
  • - Mangle
  • - Hound
  • - *Decrease
  • - Crowd.
  • - Lean on
  • - Squeeze
  • - Put the squeeze on
  • - Push
  • - Entreat
  • - Kind of agent
  • - Iron ......
  • - Garlic
  • - Associated ___ Coach of the year, award won twice by Roy Williams in 1992 and 2006
  • - Notices the cupboard
  • - irina —, 1964 olympic pentathlon gold medallist
  • - Meet the ___ (longest-running program in US television history)
  • - iron the corps?
  • - Squeeze out the juice or contents
  • - Crowd or crowded condition
  • - journalists insist
  • - a packed crowd for newspapers
  • - sign on certain buttons?
  • - A crowd of journalists?
  • - the fleet street crowd
  • - iron; what em needs to be ruler
  • - To push down upon
  • - reporters to apply pressure
  • - Freedom of the ......
  • - media make claim of being ignored
  • - Full-court ....
  • - Panini maker, e.g.
ets
  • - Baddies on TNT's "Falling Skies," for short
  • - "Arrival" arrivals, for short
  • - They're allegedly responsible for crop circles: Abbr.
  • - Klingons and Kryptonians for example: Abbr.
  • - vulcans or klingons, for short
  • - "Star Wars" cantina patrons, for short
  • - Hypothetical entities, for short
  • - many doctor who villains, for short
  • - Some sci-fi characters for short
  • - Superman and others, for short
  • - Edmonton transportation service, commonly
  • - Subjects of some conspiracy theories, in brief
  • - Crew in a UFO: Abbr.
  • - Travelers from distant galaxies: Abbr.
  • - ufo pilots, probably
  • - They're not from around here, in brief
  • - Visitors to Earth in sci-fi
  • - Flying saucers' pilots: Abbr.
  • - UFO fliers probably
  • - space race, briefly
  • - spielbergian creatures
  • - Visitors who traveled light-yrs.
  • - some "m.i.b." characters
  • - ufo drivers, maybe
  • - Visitors from Saturn (Abbr.)
  • - Figures on "The X-Files," in brief
  • - U.F.O. pilots, some believe
  • - UFO pilots, maybe (Abbr.)
  • - Space inhabitants: Abbr.
  • - figs. in scientology's creation myth
  • - grafisch kunstwerk
  • - They're encountered in close encounters: Abbr.
  • - Venusians and Martians say: Abbr.
  • - UFO operators, possibly (Abbr.)
  • - Milky Way visitors, e.g.
  • - gre-administering org.
  • - UFO operators
  • - Body Snatchers, e.g., briefly
  • - attack the block attackers, briefly
  • - "arrival" invaders (abbr.)
  • - Mars rovers, in brief?
  • - Flying saucer flyers: Abbr.
  • - Beings from another planet briefly
  • - org. that administers the gre
  • - Beings from beyond the galaxy: Abbr.
  • - ufo crew, probably
  • - Aliens, in brief
  • - UFO passengers, allegedly
  • - They're outta this world!
  • - ufo beings
  • - Space travelers: Abbr.
  • - very foreign gp.?
  • - Intergalactic beings: Abbr.
  • - Otherworldly beings, briefly
  • - Klingons or Ewoks: Abbr.
  • - Flying saucer fliers, in brief
poledance
  • - Do some spinning at a club?
  • - Performance that requires a lot of upper body strength
  • - Provocative performance
  • - Caught Europeans adopting provocative steps?
imprisoned
  • - Confined
  • - Like the Count of Monte Cristo
  • - De Niro's furiously chasing naughty child inside
  • - banged-up mini dopes launched across river
  • - Shut up! Setter's dug around issue
  • - Put away papers about Mike and Con's place that's close to home
  • - Incarcerated
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