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- - Cheese is sharp for the most part
- - Larson who won a Best Actress Oscar for Room
- - Soft cows' cheese named after the French province in which it originated
- - Appetizer cheese
- - This cheese to be the right one inside
- - Larson with an Oscar
- - cheese named for a french region
- - Cheese that might be baked
- - Cheese with maybe a bluebottle on for a moment
- - Cheese sometimes baked
- - Most of this country and Britain all turn to a region in France known for its cheese?
- - Grayish white cheese that originated from a French region of the same name and is considered to be in a low lactose range of 0-2%
- - Actress Larson who won an Oscar for "Room"
- - Cheese for crackers
- - Soft cheese for parties
- - It's milder than Camembert
- - It might top French toast
- - It may be covered in a white moldy rind
- - Cheese at an upscale party
- - Soft French cheese with an edible rind
- - It's similar to Camembert
- - It's mold-ripened in Meaux
- - It might be baked for an appetizer
- - It could run over a plate
- - Cheese named for a historic French region
- - Baked ...... (appetizer in a puff pastry)
- - 2016 Best Actress winner (calling it) Larson
- - Cheese that may be baked
- - Cheese with an edible rind
- - Cheese ready for case? Not quite
- - Creamy topping for crackers
- - French cheese and former département
- - soft, creamy, white cheese similar to camembert
- - cheese produced in a wheel
- - Even BBC raises the spectre of French cheese
- - .... larson, portrayed carole danvers aka captain marvel
- - Soft French cheese hidden in "brief"
- - Soft creamy white French cheese
- - sweetener lacking british cheese
- - crudely rib egghead with french cheese
- - community and glow actress, alison ....
- - bishop about to include one dairy product
- - gabriel's cheese
- - Gooey French cheese
- - Wheel on a charcuterie board
- - alison of "glow"
- - Short cut to make cheese?
- - wine party cheese
- - rib cooked with english cheese
- - soft creamy white cheese; milder than camembert
- - Cheese often spread on crackers
- - bacterial-action cheese
- - Larson from Marvel Cinematic Universe
- - Cheese that's good with fruit
- - Cheeseboard staple
- - nice spread?
- - Good cheese with fruit
- - alison of "bojack horseman"
- - Cheese that's runny when overripe
- - short with fathead lacking cheese
- - Creamy buttery cheese
- - Actress Larson of "Captain Marvel"
- - Oscar-winner Larson
- - Soft cheese fly must abandon shortly
- - Cheese in a white rind
- - ... Larson, actress who portrays Captain Marvel
- - Cheese briefly insect-free
- - soft creamy white cheese named after a region in n. france
- - Actress ... Larson of "Kong: Skull Island"
- - Fly off briefly to get French dairy food
- - Soft cow's-milk cheese from France
- - Soft creamy French cheese with a whitish rind
- - french import
- - "Room" star Larson
- - Food item fly has left momentarily
- - "The Queen of Cheeses"
- - fromagerie find
- - Produce from central Umbria and Oviedo
- - a soft-ripened cheese
- - Larson who played Captain Marvel
- - Promising Young Woman actress Alison
- - food covered with mold
- - Cheese tray cheese
- - Cheese purchased in a wheel
- - Creamy cheese with a white rind
- - Camembert alternative
- - Creamy white cheese
- - Cheese enjoyed with chardonnay
- - White-crusted cheese
- - Cheese at Cannes, perhaps
- - White-rinded cheese
- - Runny fromage
- - Relative of Camembert
- - Camembert's cousin
- - Salted cheese
- - Party wheel
- - Oozy cheese
- - Crusty cheese
- - Creamy spread
- - Creamy cracker spread
- - White spread
- - Spreadable hors d'oeuvre
- - Soft, salted cheese
- - Soft fromage
- - Ripened cheese
- - Île-de-France region
- - French cheese with a white rind
- - French cheese district
- - Fine cheese
- - Cheese with a rind
- - Cheese with a crust
- - Cheese that melts well
- - Cheese region
- - Cheese at a wine-and-cheese party
- - Certain French cheese
- - Alison of "Community"
- - Yuppie cheese
- - Whole milk cheese
- - Wheels from France?
- - Wheel with a crust
- - Wheel in the kitchen
- - Wheel brought to many a party
- - Wheel at many a gallery opening
- - Wedge on a party platter
- - Spreadable cheese with a white rind
- - Some French wheels
- - Soft, white French cheese
- - Soft party cheese
- - Soft cream cheese.
- - Soft cheese with a white rind
- - Soft cheese purchased in a wheel
- - Soft cheese often served at parties
- - Soft and creamy mild white cheese
- - Snack cheese
- - Runny cheese from France
- - Pont l'Évêque alternative
- - Party wheels
- - Kin of Camembert
- - Its rind is often eaten
- - Imported French wheel?
- - Hot canapé cheese
- - Hors d'oeuvre topper
- - Historic dairy land E of Paris
- - High-calorie cheese
- - French fromage
- - French district that lent its name to a foodstuff
- - French cheese that's often spread on crackers
- - French agricultural region containing the town of Meaux
- - Edible French wheel
- - Distant relative of Monterey
- - Creamy-centered cheese
- - Creamy wheel makeup
- - Creamy wheel
- - Creamy French wheel
- - Creamy cracker topper
- - Choice cheese
- - Cherbourg cheeses
- - Cheese-making French region
- - Cheese with chardonnay perhaps
- - Cheese with a white coating
- - Cheese sold in wedges
- - Cheese served with crackers
- - Cheese popular with crackers
- - Cheese packaged in a wheel
- - Cheese originally from the department now called Seine-et-Marne
- - Cheese option
- - Cheese of France
- - Cheese from Meaux
- - Cheese at a cocktail party
- - Certain soft cheese
- - Big wheel at a party?
- - Aged wheel?
- - Actress Larson who portrayed Jeannette Walls in "The Glass Castle," to the delight of Walls herself
- - Actress Larson
- - Actress Alisonof "Mad Men" and "Community" who just got engaged to Dave Franco, so there go all my hopes and dreams
- - Actress Alison who played Annie on "Community"
- - Actress Alison of "Community"
- - "Kong: Skull Island" actress Larson
- - "GLOW" star Alison
- - "GLOW" actress Alison
- - "Community" actress Alison
- - "Cheesy" region of France
- - ...... Larson (winner of the Best Actress Oscar in 2016)
- - ...... de Meaux (cheese variety)
- - A soft cheese
- - Cheese from France
- - Dairy-case selection
- - Cracker topping
- - Semisoft cheese
- - Cracker cheese
- - A cheese.
- - Soft cheese
- - Gooey cheese
- - French wheel
- - Cheese on crackers
- - Creamy cheese
- - Soft French cheese
- - Cheese with a soft rind
- - Actress Larson who plays Captain Marvel
- - A French cheese
- - Its exterior is the edible mold Penicillium candidum
- - Spreadable cheese
- - Camembert cousin
- - 'Captain Marvel' star Larson
- - Puff pastry cheese
- - Hors d'oeuvre cheese
- - 2015 Best Actress Larson
- - French cheese
- - French dairy product
- - Cheese stored up among their best
- - Cheese on a party platter
- - Quick to ditch fine cheese
- - Cheese that goes well with apples
- - Cheese in France compressed mostly
- - Easily spread cheese
- - Cheese in canapes
- - Cheese in puff pastries
- - Camembert kin
- - Spreadable French cheese
- - French "wheel" cheese
- - Limo wheels, maybe
- - Runny cheese
- - Give instructions to ditch fine cheese
- - What's served up in their breakfast? Cheese
- - Runny French cheese
- - Best Actress winner Larson of 26-Across
- - Cracker topping spread with a knife
- - Lawyer cut cheese
- - Cheese similar to Camembert
- - Big wheel at some parties
- - Quick to ditch ultimate dairy product
- - Cheese with a moldy rind
- - Cheese in puff pastry
- - Wheel-shaped cheese
- - Soft creamy white cheese
- - Cheese in a baguette
- - Soft French wheel
- - Cheese in hors d'oeuvres
- - Cheese in a wheel
- - Cheesy type of bans coming out of Brisbane
- - White-rindy cheese
- - Cheese often served with honey
- - Soft cracker spread
- - Alternative to Camembert
- - Grocer's wheel
- - Cheese that goes with red wine
- - Cheese with a white rind
- - Gooey party spread
- - Soft cheese originating in the Seine-et-Marne region
- - Easy-to-spread cheese
- - Creamy French cheese
- - Runny white cheese
- - French cheese region
- - Mostly compressed cheese
- - Cheese in dessert recipes
- - Camembert relative
- - Queen of cheeses
- - Cheese from 4-Down's country
- - Fromagerie choice
- - Cheese cut short
- - French cheese town
- - Larson of "Room"
- - Camembert's kin
- - Controller is upset about mercenary seizing Government
- - Bad musician sang -- vile wobbling
- - The mesmeric musician Vangelis is stupefying
- - Mesmeric manipulator
- - Scheming musician in George Du Maurier's 1894 novel Trilby
- - Character created by George du Maurier; it has come to mean a manipulative older man
- - anagram of leavings
- - Sinister influence of seconds, see, on English boxer
- - Spiritual leader leaving out powerful influencer
- - Evil hypnotist in George du Maurier's 1894 novel Trilby
- - One who seduces and exploits young women — eg anvils (anag)
- - Charmer leaving snakes under schoolboy's cap
- - Hypnotist close to tears, maybe leaving
- - Controlling sinister character in George du Maurier's Trilby
- - Manipulative mentor
- - George du Maurier's controlling character
- - Evil person — leavings (anag)
- - Evil hypnotist in Trilby
- - Manipulative type lives corruptly around north Georgia
- - George du Maurier character who controls Trilby
- - Leaving drunk after bender with sinister controller
- - Evil manipulator
- - Character created by George du Maurier
- - Master manipulator
- - Sinister manipulator
- - School doctor leaving with sinister controller
- - Character in George Du Maurier's 'Trilby'
- - Awful snag with evil character seeking control
- - Sinister controller
- - Sinister guru
- - Person exerting sinister control over another
- - In Latin, I came to collect girl supporting school's head (controlling person)
- - Evil manager leaving foremost of strikers out
- - Hypnotist of fiction
- - Swede — one without delay looking up hypnotist?
- - Son leaving out du Maurier character
- - Person who exerts total mental control over another
- - Sinister mentor
- - Epitome of an evil manipulator
- - Crafty manipulator
- - Sinister, manipulative type
- - Fictional hypnotist
- - Evil hypnotist of fiction
- - Malevolent manipulator
- - One who dominates another by sheer force of personality
- - "Trilby" villain
- - "Trilby" hypnotist
- - Du Maurier's evil hypnotist
- - Crafty persuader
- - "Trilby" character
- - Bad influence
- - Trilby's mesmerizer.
- - George du Maurier villain.
- - Character in "Trilby."
- - Anyone with evil influence.
- - Trouble for Trilby.
- - He hypnotized Trilby.
- - He controlled Trilby by hypnotism.
- - Wilton Lackaye's famous role.
- - Villain in "Trilby."
- - Manipulative type
- - Manipulative character in Trilby
- - Old Bob manipulated leaving sinister controller
- - Musical villain of George Du Maurier's novel Trilby
- - Sinister and controlling person named after a George du Maurier character
- - Charles, par exemple
- - Early resident in the Louvre
- - Pepin the Short or Charles the Hammer
- - Charles, for one
- - Leader of une monarchie
- - Benefit to an investor (Abbr.)
- - Ruler of une monarchie
- - 'Vive le ......!' (old French cry)
- - French royal
- - Monarque de Belgique
- - Most important piece in échecs
- - Louis le Juste, par exemple
- - Whom les Trois Mousquetaires served
- - Wall St. profitability measure
- - Card between dame and as
- - Père d'un prince
- - Dauphin's father
- - Louis X1V, for one
- - Louis XVI, for one
- - King, in Toulouse
- - King, in Quebec
- - Henri IV, par exemple
- - Chess piece between le fou and la dame
- - French face card
- - King, in Toulon
- - Male monarque
- - King: Fr.
- - Many a Louis
- - Louis, e.g.
- - King. in Versailles
- - Title for Louis XIV
- - Reine's partner
- - Palace of Versailles resident
- - Louis Quatorze, e.g.
- - "A bas le ......!" (French Revolution cry)
- - Dauphin's dad
- - Chess piece between dame and fou
- - Certain monarque
- - French for "king"
- - Parisian king
- - King, in Brest
- - Versailles resident
- - Prince's père
- - Person in un palais
- - One of several Louises
- - Louis XIV title
- - "Palais" ruler
- - Francis, e.g
- - Object of Versailles cheers
- - Brand name for gin and cigarettes in Orwell's 1984
- - Five in charge of Conservative triumph
- - Nelson's flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar
- - Success in a contest
- - Reduction in degeneracy, Conservative's success
- - Triumph
- - nike was the greek goddess of ...............
- - Triumph in battle
- - little boy blue's triumph
- - In which Nelson had this
- - Churchill's aim, at all costs, 13 May 1940
- - Success where corruption reduced by politician
- - Success against an opponent
- - *2nd and 3rd separated
- - Place for drinking milk at Indy [blin..
- - Cause for a team celebration
- - Cause for celebration
- - General goal?
- - The final conquest.
- - 'We won!'
- - Conrad novel
- - Win
- - ___ has a thousand fathers, but defeat is an orphan.