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Purchase via Charles Schwab: Abbr.:
STK
Don Quixote's squire:
SANCHO
Vestiges:
TRACES
Setting for spring in Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons":
KEYOFE
"Unfinished" Symphony composer:
SCHUBERT
Vowel sound in "hard" and "start":
SOFTA
Betray:
CROSS
Film in which Scarlett Johansson is heard but not seen:
HER
Actress Thurman:
UMA
Rear half?:
BUN
LAX listing:
ETA
Something poking through the clouds:
RAY
Symbol in trigonometry:
THETA
Commercial success?:
ADSALE
Just slightly:
ATAD
Perino of Fox News:
DANA
Confessor's confessions:
SINS
Sierra Nevada, e.g.:
ALE
The Bible on diet food?:
LETTHEREBELITE
Beseech:
ENTREAT
Expose:
BARE
62-Down's political party:
BAATH
Its slogan is "Family City U.S.A.":
OREMUTAH
Final bit:
TAILEND
Scarcity:
DEARTH
The Bible on political horse trading?:
ANAYEFORANAYE
Night school subj.:
ESL
One of the original Mouseketeers:
ANNETTE
Approaches aggressively:
ACCOSTS
Cries at unveilings:
TADAS
Japanese relative of a husky:
AKITA
Part of a chorus line?:
TRA
The Bible on camera problems?:
THEFLASHISWEAK
Two-time Wimbledon winner Lew:
HOAD
Destination from the E.R.:
ICU
Cardinal letters:
STL
Anti-Prohibitionist:
WET
W.W. II zone, for short:
ETO
1987 Best Actress winner:
CHER
One doing heavy lifting:
CRANE
Water carrier:
HOSE
Square dance group, e.g.:
OCTET
Rave review:
ITSGREAT
A wee hour:
THREE
French assembly:
SENAT
Storms of the 1990s:
GEOS
The Bible on an alien invasion?:
ASSAULTOFTHEEARTH
Sign of spring:
ARIES
Ireland's ___ Fein:
SINN
Western lily:
SEGO
Runners behind O-lines:
FBS
Went on an African hunting expedition:
SAFARIED
Erich who wrote "Love Story":
SEGAL
Like our numerals:
ARABIC
The Bible on a taboo musical instrument?:
FORBIDDENFLUTE
Start of many recipe steps:
ADDA
Without exception:
BARNONE
Losing ground?:
ERODING
A hill of beans?:
LIMAS
Wrangler alternative:
LEE
Words after hit or knock:
ITOFF
Fable finale:
MORAL
Perspective:
ANGLE
Pass carefully:
EASEBY
Mrs. Michael Jordan:
YVETTE
The Bible on where Prince Harry learned horticulture?:
GARDENOFETON
OT enders, sometimes:
FGS
Perceive:
GET
"Oh wow!":
GEE
Spacewalk, for short:
EVA
Putin ally:
ASSAD
Arafat's successor as P.L.O. chairman:
ABBAS
Nursery rhyme boy:
GEORGIE
United Nations entrant of 1949: Abbr.:
ISR
Forum farewells:
VALES
Political writer Kenneth:
VOGEL
A long way off:
AFAR
Number of weeks per annum?:
LII
Those with clout:
INS
Matter of debate:
ISSUE
"Keen!":
NEATO
The Bible on bad business practices?:
FALSEPROFITS
Before: Abbr.:
PREV
Mortgage deal, for short:
REFI
Item near a stereo:
CDCASE
Essential parts:
CORES
Bug-eyed:
AGOG
Buc or Bronco:
NFLER
Prefix with con:
NEO
Newport event:
REGATTA
Long, long time:
DOGSAGE
Photo finish?:
GENIC
Like all official football games:
REFEREED
Scale sequence:
REMI
The Bible on directions to hell?:
THEROUTEOFALLEVIL
Online mischief-makers:
TROLLS
Get going:
HEADOUT
Falstaffian:
FAT
Pompeii problem:
ASH
Golfer's concern:
LIE
Test site:
LAB
Weasel out of:
RENEGEON
"Take me ___":
ASIAM
Sportswear brand:
AVIA
Motrin alternative:
ANACIN
Sportscaster Dick:
VITALE
Being part of a secret:
INONIT
Match:
AGREE
Bozos:
OAFS
The Bible on a climactic part of a baseball game?:
INTHEBIGINNING
New York town on the Hudson:
NYACK
Reacts to an awesome sight:
GAPES
Shade of white:
IVORY
"Children of the Albatross" author:
NIN
Blood work report abbr.:
LDL
In la-la land:
SPACY
Escape slowly:
SEEP
100%:
PURE
Quiet place to pray:
APSE
Skilled banker?:
AVIATOR
Bungle:
LOUSEUP
___-Foy, Que.:
STE
The Bible on ruined sugar crops?:
AMARKUPONCANE
Stooge with a bowl cut:
MOE
"Peer Gynt" character:
ASE
Upholstery problem:
RIP
Org. in a le Carré novel:
KGB
Burma's first P.M.:
UNU
___ Mill (California gold rush site):
SUTTERS
Parent vis-à-vis a child's loan, maybe:
COSIGNER
"Would ___?":
ILIE
Conical construction:
TEEPEE
Avoid boredom, say:
KEEPBUSY
Safety device:
NET
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