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press
  • - Shallow cupboard or shelved recess
  • - Newspapers in cupboard
  • - Push on forcibly
  • - publicist shows lack of tension in contemporary surroundings
  • - engage teeth of 9 down's wheel in kind of net
  • - precedes "onward" or "pass"
  • - Newsmen in force
  • - Tool for tofu or garlic
  • - Push in or down
  • - Word in telephone menu instructions
  • - They make or break careers
  • - Sign on a reporter's car or hat.
  • - Push against
  • - Offset or rotary
  • - Maneuver in basketball
  • - Linotype or offset
  • - Lift in a gym
  • - Kind of room or box
  • - Kind of release or pass
  • - Kind of pass or release
  • - Imperative in an automated telephone message
  • - Directive in some automated messages
  • - Defensive strategy in basketball
  • - "Meet the ......" (TV show that debuted in 1947)
  • - "... or ...... one for more options"
  • - "... or ...... 1 for more options"
  • - Bear down?
  • - uswnt star christen who's one half of a soccer power couple
  • - Leg ... (quad exercise)
  • - A cupboard for papers
  • - French ... (coffee-making device)
  • - The newspapers: does that ring a bell?
  • - a machine used for printing
  • - The newspaper industry, collectively
  • - Newspaper journalists
  • - The journalistic crowd
  • - try to persuade people to be journalists
  • - 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
  • - TV's "Meet
  • - Meet the ...... (Sunday morning political show)
  • - Garlic crusher
  • - Smooth out with an iron
  • - branch of the media to show some urgency
  • - Make insistent demand
  • - delt-working exercise
  • - 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
  • - journalists needing iron
  • - squeeze them for information
  • - TV's "Meet the ...."
  • - The reporters urge one to
  • - Bench ... (gym exercise)
  • - Bench-....; exercise with weights
  • - 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
  • - Commandeer the papers
  • - French ... (coffee device)
  • - Urge some lesser Pentagon characters to turn to the other side
  • - To squeeze
  • - First Amendment concern
  • - Garlic-crushing device
  • - The Fourth Estate
  • - Iron, as clothes
  • - Bench activity
  • - Type of conference
  • - Squeeze juice from
  • - Reporter's badge word
  • - Phone menu imperative
  • - Part of UPI
  • - Media member
  • - Garlic gadget
  • - Activate, as an elevator button
  • - Word on a button
  • - Winemaking tool
  • - Reporter's badge
  • - Pamphlet producer
  • - One of the estates
  • - One of the corps
  • - Lithographer's equipment
  • - Kind of release
  • - Hoops defense
  • - Get pushy?
  • - Defensive hoops tactic
  • - Automated telephone menu command
  • - "Meet the ......"
  • - "Full court" tactic
  • - 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
  • - Weight-lifting event
  • - Voice mail imperative
  • - Vintner's gear
  • - Use an iron on
  • - Use a button
  • - Urge, as an issue
  • - Trump's "enemy," with "the"
  • - To iron
  • - The media
  • - Tabloid e.g.
  • - Reporters as a group
  • - Printing apparatus
  • - People from the paper
  • - Part of the media
  • - Papers, collectively
  • - Panini maker, say
  • - One kind of release
  • - Newspapers, with "the"
  • - Newspapers — cupboard
  • - News statement, ... release
  • - News crews, collectively
  • - Never hurts to be friendly to them
  • - Mr. Hagerty's White House problem.
  • - Media division
  • - Mags, media, etc.
  • - Keep asking, say
  • - James Hagerty's bailiwick.
  • - Hoops defensive strategy
  • - Group providing coverage
  • - Get rid of wrinkles
  • - Full-court ...... (defensive basketball tactic)
  • - Fourth estate, as it's known
  • - Flatten with a steam iron
  • - Fifth estate
  • - Entreat with urgency
  • - Do some ironing
  • - Do ironing
  • - 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 ......" (Sunday interview show)
  • - "...... 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
  • - Journalists.
  • - Kind of conference.
  • - Type of pass
  • - Embrace closely
  • - Basketball defense
  • - News medium
  • - Vintner's purchase
  • - Insist on
  • - Kind of relations
  • - Reporters.
  • - Newspapers, magazines, etc
  • - Journalists, collectively
  • - Printer
  • - Printing
  • - Basketball ploy
  • - Court defense
  • - ...... journalism
  • - Printer's machine
autos
  • - Traffic constituents
  • - Top reason for traffic jams
  • - Idlers in a jam
  • - Some jams are made of these
  • - Jam units
  • - Traffic jammers
  • - Traffic-jam components
  • - Jam ingredients?
  • - They get into jams
  • - Some jams consist of these
  • - They get people into jams
  • - Some jams are full of these
  • - Number-one cause of traffic jams
  • - Traffic jam participants
  • - Common vehicles
  • - a lot of them fit in a lot
  • - Dodges, for example
  • - They make up a lot
  • - Turning to USA for cars?
  • - Cars, informally
  • - freeway vehicles
  • - A university drunkard driven back in cars
  • - Parking lot fillers, for short
  • - They have trunks but don't go swimming
  • - Sedans
  • - Some plant products
  • - Sedans, e.g.
  • - Rush hour accumulation
  • - Reo and Yugo
  • - Motor Trend topics
  • - Lot dwellers
  • - Lemons or cream puffs
  • - Latter-day chariots
  • - Jaguars and lemons
  • - Yugos and Kias
  • - You'll see them on a lot
  • - Where trunks are
  • - Things sometimes seen on shoulders
  • - They're often parked in garages
  • - They need their bearings
  • - Sonata, Prelude and Concerto, e.g.
  • - Runners with hoods
  • - Runabouts
  • - Rogue, Storm and others
  • - Road fillers
  • - Reo, Essex, etc.
  • - Racers at Indianapolis
  • - Plant products?
  • - Pierce-Arrows, e.g.
  • - Parking lot sights
  • - Obstacles in Frogger
  • - Oakland and Essex
  • - Nash and Reo
  • - Motor Trend subjects
  • - Monte Carlo et al.
  • - Model T and Bearcat
  • - Menu word on AOL's home page
  • - Maxwell and Oakland
  • - Lots are seen in lots
  • - Lot lot
  • - Lambos and the like
  • - La Salle and Hudson
  • - Kissel and Marmon
  • - Jeeps or heaps.
  • - Jaguars, for example
  • - Jaguar and Colt
  • - Hudson and LaSalle, once
  • - Highway rollers.
  • - Hatchbacks, e.g.
  • - Gridlock components
  • - Geos and Reos
  • - Freeway fillers
  • - Focuses on the road, say
  • - Erskine and Mercer
  • - Erskine and Essex
  • - Duryea and Kissel
  • - Durant, Erskine, etc.
  • - Dodge things
  • - Detroit output
  • - Detroit is known for manufacturing them
  • - Dealership display
  • - De Soto and Hudson
  • - Coupes and compacts
  • - Costly buys
  • - Cords and Mercers
  • - Cord and Pierce-Arrow
  • - Convertibles, e.g.
  • - Auburn and Oakland
  • - Auburn and Marmon
  • - A lot may have a lot of them
  • - "Motor Trend" topic
  • - Certain models.
  • - Passenger vehicles
  • - Family vehicles.
  • - Lincoln and Ford
  • - Mercury and Saturn, e.g.
  • - Motown products
  • - Motor vehicles
  • - Sedans and convertibles
  • - Vehicles.
  • - Compacts
  • - There are lots on lots
  • - Parking lot occupants
  • - What downtowns have lots of
  • - Jaguars, e.g
  • - Dealership sights
  • - Dealership buys
  • - Fiats, e.g
  • - Dealership inventory
  • - Products of some plants
  • - Toyotas and Chevys
  • - Fords and Chevys
  • - Buicks and Bentleys
  • - 38 Down movers
  • - They're driven
  • - Roadsters
  • - Convertibles and coupes
  • - Cars
  • - Rio and Malibu
  • - Aries and Taurus
  • - Ones for the road?
  • - Road runners
  • - Assembly line products
  • - Common rentals
  • - Hybrids, e.g
  • - Volt, Tesla and 6-Down
  • - They're cranked no more
  • - Drunkard reversing after gold cars
  • - Accords, e.g
  • - They can be jammed up
  • - Carpool lane occupants
  • - Dollar rentals
  • - Ford and Lincoln
  • - Compacts, for instance
  • - Rush hour glut
  • - Dealer's inventory
  • - They're tired
  • - "Motor Trend" specialty
  • - They're chopped in chop shops
  • - Coupes and convertibles
  • - Tesla and Volt
  • - A lot of them can be found on a lot
  • - Alamo rentals
  • - What a lot may be filled with
  • - Sedans and coupes
  • - Love Bug and Batmobile, for two
  • - Volts and Teslas
  • - Prius and Volt
  • - VW and BMW
  • - Sights along the highway
  • - Dealership lot array
  • - LaSalle and Hudson
  • - Jaguars, for instance
  • - Most of them run on gas
  • - Jammed idlers?
  • - Highway sights
  • - They have belts and coats
  • - Buyers find lots of them
  • - Output of some assembly lines
  • - Bugs and Jags
  • - Items auctioned by Barrett-Jackson
  • - Coupes and sedans
  • - Saabs, say
  • - Common carriers
  • - Turnpike travelers, briefly
  • - Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and the Love Bug
  • - Snowplows may bury them
  • - Sights on the road
  • - Some repos
  • - You can fill a lot with them
  • - Hyundai and Kia
  • - BMWs, but not BMXs
  • - BMW and VW
  • - They may be garaged
  • - Detroit products
  • - Lot fillers
  • - Beetles, perhaps
  • - Saturn and Mercury
  • - Elantra and Edsel
  • - They create carbon monoxide
  • - They're sold in lots
  • - Holders of 7-Downs
  • - Dodges, perhaps
  • - Volt and Prius
  • - Some Monopoly tokens
  • - Parking-space fillers
  • - Roadsters, e.g.
  • - Cougar and Impala
  • - Fillers of lots
  • - Carbon monoxide creators
  • - What some dealers peddle
  • - ...... wheels
  • - Mercury and Saturn, for two
  • - Mercury and Saturn
  • - See 23-Across
  • - subcompacts and coupes
  • - Their bodies are worked on
  • - Mechanized transportation devices
  • - Tired travelers
  • - Motor City products
  • - Cars, motors, vehicles
  • - mercurys and saturns, once
  • - american cars
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