Crossword Clue: "Old age and treachery will always ___ youth and exuberance" (David Mamet)
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- 1950s generation member
- '50s generation
- '81 Go-Go's album "Beauty and the ___"
- ___ a dead horse
- ___ Generation
- "___ It" (#1 hit for Michael Jackson)
- "___ It" (Michael Jackson hit)
- "___ the Clock"
- "___ the Devil," Bogart film
- ____ Generation (Kerouac et al.)
- "And the ___ goes on"
- A drummer keeps it
- A metronome keeps it
- "Beauty and a ___" (2012 Justin Bieber song)
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- Dead on one's feet
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- Flog
- Dog-tired
- Heart action
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- "Don't ___ around the bush"
- Go-Go's "Beauty and the ___"
- In need of a nap
- Doozy
- Cudgel
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- Journalistic scoop.
- Journalist's focus
- Extremely tired
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- Come out ahead
- Utterly exhausted
- Keep a rhythm
- Stir vigorously
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- Kerouac, e.g.
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- Top
- "The ___ With Ari Melber"
- Out of gas
- Pulsate
- Whip
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- Totally drained
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- Outscore
- March to the ___ of a different drummer
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- Rock and roll prerequisite
- The conductor keeps it
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- Stringer's field
- The English ___
- Play, as a drum
- Play, as drums
- Shellac, say
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- Subdued
- Wiped out
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- Plumb tuckered out
- Knocked out
- Officer's route
- "My heart skipped a ___"
- Shot
- "Old age and treachery will always ___ youth and exuberance" (David Mamet)
- Police officer's patrol
- Trounce
- Trounced, perhaps
- Police rounds
- Policeman's assigned route
- Policeman's route
- Policeman's turf
- Pooped
- Memorable generation
- Ready for the sack
- Ready to collapse
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- Ready to hit the hay
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- Really tired
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- Patrolman's assignment
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- Patrolman's route
- Post–W.W. II generation
- Recipe direction
- Recipe instruction
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- Pound
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- Mix, as eggs
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- Tuckered out
- "Turn the ___ Around" (Gloria Estefan song)
- "Turn the ___ Around" (Vicki Sue Robinson song)
- Surpass
- "We Got the ___" (Go-Go's hit of 1982)
- "We Got the ___" (Go-Go's hit)
- Switch
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- Thrash or thresh
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- Score more than
- Thresh
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- Scourge
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- Tanned
- Techno basis
- Tired out
- Tempo
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- Washington Post - June 13, 2016
