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frank
  • - free for fellow with high social standing
  • - Candid, free-speaking
  • - Candid leader in front line
  • - Candid guy?
  • - Mail for free
  • - Right to send mail free.
  • - Free-mailing privilege.
  • - Send free of charge, as mail.
  • - Candid
  • - Force shown by row of soldiers standing side by side is to the point
  • - Open using force, standing underneath
  • - Honest fellow managed onset of kleptomania
  • - loud line - that's outspoken
  • - Sinatra or Gifford
  • - Old German stamp
  • - ... Zappa, iconic rock legend known for his song "Black Napkins"
  • - put a mark on the envelope that's open
  • - Sinatra of music
  • - Ballpark purchase in a bun
  • - following position that's honest
  • - American poet ... O'Hara who authored "Why I Am Not A Painter"
  • - "perfectly ...." (tony bennett tribute album)
  • - "Thinkin Bout You" singer Ocean
  • - her diary became a classic of war literature and personalised the holocaust
  • - Open and postmark the stamp
  • - Without evasion
  • - Singer Sinatra
  • - Miller who authored the "Sin City" comics
  • - Industrialist Stronach
  • - Grocery tycoon Sobie
  • - Anne ........McKenna
  • - "Fly Me to the Moon" singer Sinatra
  • - An honest man
  • - He's honest
  • - With 22-Across, mid-20th-century giant in 59-/62-Across
  • - Brother of Peter
  • - Blunt; honest
  • - Open and honest
  • - Open with opinions
  • - With 30-Across, is blunt
  • - A Vienna sausage or pol. McKenna
  • - Architect Gehry
  • - Word after Anne and before Frank
  • - Rat Pack pal of Dean and Sammy
  • - Corn dog center
  • - Dirty water dog, say
  • - Diarist Anne
  • - With 36-Across, singer whose songs include the answers to the starred clues
  • - Corn dog's core
  • - Direct in speech
  • - Nathan's purchase
  • - Bite at the ballpark
  • - Sabrett offering
  • - Architect ...... Lloyd Wright
  • - McCourt of "'Tis"
  • - Borman or Sinatra
  • - Ball-park dinner
  • - Novelist-critic Swinnerton
  • - Stadium vendor's item
  • - Congressman's privilege.
  • - Modern diarist.
  • - Open and sincere.
  • - Exempt from postage charge.
  • - Gov. Lausche.
  • - Mr. Merriwell.
  • - Nazi oppressor of Poland.
  • - Given name of Secretary of the Navy.
  • - Telling it like it is
  • - F. D. R.
  • - Like this puzzle's theme
  • - Ol' Blue Eyes
  • - Forthright
  • - Plain-spoken
  • - Ballpark buy
  • - Street vendor's offering
  • - Direct
  • - Outspoken?
  • - Open
  • - Out-and-out
  • - Straightforward
  • - See 71-Across
  • - Wiener
  • - Blunt
  • - "Honest!"
  • - ...... Zappa, rock musician
  • - canadian-born architect who designed the guggenheim museum in bilbao, spain
perestroika
  • - Upstanding politician adjusted to Kaiser's economic reform
  • - meaning "restructuring" in english, what was the name given to mikhail gorbachev's policy of economic and political reform of the soviet union?
  • - Soviet economic program begun in '88
  • - Reform of the Soviet political and economic system in the 1980s
  • - What makes airport seek new economic model?
  • - Israeli politician joining triumvirate for reform
  • - Literally, "restructuring"
  • - Historic "restructuring"
  • - '80s Soviet policy
  • - Gorbachev policy
  • - Awful porkies are told, dismiss­ing old reform agenda
moki
  • - NZ table fish
mokopuna
  • - Grandchild
kean
  • - Sartre work
  • - Edmund, English tragic actor who died in 1833
  • - new jersey public university with a campus in china
  • - Shakespearean actor Edmund
  • - New Jersey's ...... University
  • - 19th-century Shakespearean actor Edmund
  • - Former New Jersey governor Tom
  • - 1980s New Jersey governor Tom
  • - University in Union, N.J.
  • - Union, N.J. college
  • - Thomas who headed the 9/11 Commission
  • - Thomas who chaired the 9/11 Commission
  • - Thomas ...., 9/11 Commission chairman
  • - Legendary English actor Edmund
  • - Jane of "The Honeymooners"
  • - Great English actor
  • - Former New Jersey Governor Thomas
  • - Former New Jersey governor
  • - Famed British actor
  • - Ex-N.J. Governor
  • - English theater name
  • - English actor: 1787–1833
  • - 9/11 commission chairman Thomas
  • - 9/11 Commission chair Tom
  • - New Jersey university
  • - N. J. Governor
  • - Shakespearean actor.
risks
  • - Takes a chance on
  • - Takes a chance with
  • - Takes a chance
  • - Takes chances
  • - "Chances ......"
  • - Dares to take chances
  • - The right skis must be adapted to the hazards
  • - they're modelled by actuaries
  • - exposes to hazard
  • - The ... outweigh the benefits (businessman's words)
  • - Daredevils take them
  • - Speculators' considerations
  • - Exposes to danger
  • - Puts in peril
  • - Gambles made by Romeo, first to make advances in smooch
  • - Puts on the line, as money
  • - Puts in jeopardy
  • - Investor's concerns
  • - Dangers
  • - Investment evaluations
  • - Speculators' concerns
  • - Jeopardizes
  • - Stuntmen take them
  • - Investors weigh them
  • - Insurers assume them
  • - Puts up as a bet
  • - Insurance covers them
  • - Cautious person's concerns
  • - Concerns of the cautious
  • - Stands to lose
  • - Investors' concerns
  • - Investing considerations
  • - Nik Wallenda takes them
  • - Safety consultants' concerns
  • - Plan's potential drawbacks
  • - Actuarial calculations
  • - What bold plans entail
  • - They may be calculated
  • - Investors' considerations
  • - Daredevil dangers
  • - Actuary's calculations
  • - "Great deeds are usually wrought at great ....": Herodotus
  • - What gambling offers
  • - Lays on the line
  • - Insurance company concerns
  • - Insurers incur them
  • - Thieves may take these
  • - What funambulists take
  • - Speculates
  • - Plays with fire
  • - Dares
  • - Endangers
  • - Puts in danger
  • - Perils
  • - Contingencies
  • - Insurance term
  • - Puts on the line
  • - Bets
  • - Hazards
  • - Ventures
  • - Gambles
  • - Puts up
  • - Gambling involves them
  • - Potential downsides
  • - ...... and rewards
erik-carlsson
  • - 1962-63 winner of the Monte Carlo Rally
ken-catchpole
  • - Australian rugby union scrum half who captained his country 13 times
kilt
  • - Traditional Scottish garment
  • - Skirt-like garment Liberal leader included in gear
  • - What a Scotsman might hike up
  • - Garb for a caber tosser
  • - Odd characters knit lots to make Scottish garment
  • - a few returning from deployment like skirt
  • - Garment traditionally worn with a sporran
  • - Traditional wear for a Scottish groom
  • - Pleated garment worn by a Scot
  • - Garment worn on some formal occasions in Scotland
  • - Scotsman's garment
  • - Garment Christopher has left inside
  • - Scotsman's skirtlike garment
  • - Garment for a Scotsman
  • - What a sporran accessorizes
  • - What a Scottish groom often wears
  • - Under which, traditionally, a Scotsman wears nothing
  • - Short skirt worn in Scotland (and by old Egyptian warriors)
  • - Scot's garment
  • - Piece worn during a caber toss
  • - Outfit worn with ghillie brogues
  • - Mark of a clansman.
  • - Garment for a man from Aberdeen or Glasgow
  • - Skirt of a sort
  • - Tartan garment
  • - Some returning from deployment like skirt
  • - Scottish wedding garb
  • - Tartan skirt of Scotland
  • - Skirt seen at Highland games
  • - Sartorial symbol of Scotland
  • - Bagpiper's covering
  • - clothing covering dougal's rear?
  • - big mac's wrapper?
  • - Gear includes large tartan skirt
  • - Highland skirt throws queen off kilter
  • - Caledonian habit
  • - Piece of Scottish menswear
  • - bottom of the highlands?
  • - Highland dress item
  • - Highland dress
  • - Skirt of sorts
  • - Scots' attire
  • - Scots dress
  • - Scot's outfit
  • - Pleated tartan skirt
  • - Pleated tartan
  • - Piper's wear
  • - Highlander's attire
  • - Certain U. K. soldier's wear
  • - Bagpiper's wear Axl Rose donned
  • - Scots dress student in gear
pike
  • - Fish pasty filled with tail of haddock
  • - Gefilte fish fish
  • - Fish — old infantry weapon
  • - Ancient spear or freshwater fish
  • - Zebulon's favorite fish?
  • - Aggressive freshwater fish
  • - Traditional gefilte fish ingredient
  • - Certain freshwater fish
  • - Diving maneuver or freshwater fish
  • - Spear or fish
  • - Fish or road
  • - Voracious fish.
  • - Long-nosed fish
  • - Long-snouted fish
  • - Elongated fish
  • - Predatory fish
  • - Fresh-water fish
  • - Large freshwater fish
  • - Freshwater catch
  • - Freshwater game fish
  • - Sport fish
  • - Food fish
  • - Freshwater fish
  • - Fish
  • - Fish spear.
  • - Man with a peak
  • - *Weapon with a point
  • - Staff putting pressure on President
  • - Seattle's .... Place Market
  • - Zebulon for whom a peak is named
  • - Medieval infantry weapon
  • - Weapon giving power to US President once
  • - Former infantry weapon
  • - Pointy weapon
  • - High-speed highway
  • - Toll road, for short
  • - He reached his peak in 1806
  • - Peak sighter Zebulon
  • - He reached his peak
  • - Man who reached his peak?
  • - Expressway
  • - Anti-cavalry weapon
  • - Zebulon with a namesake mountain
  • - Spear's cousin
  • - Enterprise captain prior to Kirk
  • - Peak discoverer Zebulon
  • - Most of I-76 across Pennsylvania
  • - Explorer Zebulon
  • - Eponymous Southwest explorer
  • - He never reached his peak?
  • - Highway with tolls
  • - Zebulon with a peak named for him
  • - Walleye, for one
  • - Diving position resembling the letter V
  • - Muskellunge
  • - Peak discoverer
  • - Eponym of a peak
  • - Diving maneuver
  • - "......'s Peak or bust!"
  • - Scafell ...... (highest point in England)
  • - Sweet Betsy's home
  • - Peaked Zebulon
  • - A Colo. mountain is named for him
  • - Flag staff
  • - Peak man
  • - Zebulon of exploring fame
  • - Explorer who discovered a mountain
  • - Discoverer of a peak
  • - Walleyed or turn
  • - Long spear
  • - Spear.
  • - Long-nosed swimmer
  • - Diving position
  • - Gymnastics position
  • - Major road
  • - Major route
  • - Main road
  • - Main route
  • - Jack
  • - Lake catch
  • - State highway
  • - Highway
  • - Medieval weapon
  • - played by the late ian lavender, who was the youngest member of the platoon in dad's army?
kontiki
  • - Balsawood raft used by Thor Heyerdahl to cross Pacific Ocean in 1947
  • - Raft used by Norwegian explorer Thor Heyerdahl in his 1947 Pacific expedition
  • - Raft used in cross-Pacific journey of 1947
  • - Explorer Thor Heyerdahl's ocean going raft
  • - Heyerdahl's raft
  • - Book subtitled "Across the Pacific By Raft"
  • - Thor Heyerdahl's raft
  • - Raft in an Oslo museum
  • - Well-known raft
  • - Thor Heyderdahl's raft
  • - Raft of 1947
  • - Raft built by Thor Heyerdahl for his 1947 crossing of the Pacific
  • - Raft book
  • - Nonfiction bestseller about a raft
  • - Heyerdahl book
  • - Famed raft
  • - 1950 best seller subtitled "Across the Pacific by Raft"
  • - Heyerdahl raft
  • - Heyerdahl's craft
  • - Expedition travelling west in khaki kit – no knapsacks
  • - Vessel named for the Incan god Viracocha
  • - 1950 nonfiction best seller
  • - 1947 South Seas traveler
makar
  • - Scottish equivalent of the Poet Laureate
  • - Old Glaswegian poet with little money for day in the capital
tajikistan
  • - Land bordering western China
  • - Country in central Asia that includes the Fann Mountains
  • - Country containing much of the Pamir mountains
  • - Asian aluminum exporter
larkascending
  • - The ...., musical piece by Ralph Vaughan Williams inspired by a poem by George Meredith
housekeeper
  • - Help
  • - One employed to manage a home
  • - Domestic manager
  • - Perfect job for Dustin?
  • - Job mistakenly sought by a divorcee?
  • - Certain domestic
shaka
  • - Founder of southern Africa's Zulu empire in 1816
  • - The King of the Zulu Kingdom from 1816 to 1828
  • - Zulu warrior king
  • - Influential Zulu ruler
  • - Bantu warrior chief, ...... Zulu
  • - "...... Zulu"
  • - ...... Zulu (warrior dubbed Africa's Napoleon)
  • - Kwaito band Boom ......
unlucky
  • - Not like Jim to be cursed
  • - As an upside-down horseshoe is supposed to be?
  • - Brave to yield leadership to multinational force — and doomed
  • - Tough peacekeepers, brave [though not at first]
  • - Like breaking a mirror, according to some people
  • - Not fortunate
  • - A French woman over the weekend is not charmed
  • - could it be lovely to be so, at cards?
  • - Not fortunate, not plucky but not pig-headed
  • - Hexed, cursed
  • - Ill-fated United Nations woman entertaining king
  • - Dogged by misfortune, unless Kentucky loses heart
  • - Star-crossed, ill-fated
  • - Hapless diplomats brave when pressure released
  • - Wretched UN girl entertaining king
  • - Lacking good fortune
  • - Ill-starred
  • - Word from a grumpy gambler
  • - For these the bread lands butter side down
  • - Ill-omened
  • - Inauspicious
  • - Accident-prone
  • - Unfortunate
  • - Hapless
  • - Ill-fated
  • - Star-crossed
  • - Gutless president ousted is hapless?
  • - One French girl covering kilometres without a break
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