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- Ask for more issues
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- Auberjonois or Descartes
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- Gallic name
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- First name for a Québécois
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- Director Clair
- First name in philosophy
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- Coty of '50s France
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- Coty
- First name of Celine Dion's husband
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- Enriquez of "Hill Street Blues"
- Court legend Lacoste
- It's often put before Descartes
- "Get Shorty" actress Russo
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- It's put before Descartes
- Clair or Coty
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- Canada's Lévesque
- Clément with two Oscar-winning films
- Clint's "In the Line of Fire" co-star
- Glass designer Lalique
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- Jeweler Lalique
- "In the Line of Fire" actress Russo
- ''In the Line of Fire'' actress Russo
- "Forbidden Games" director Clément
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- Cartesian name
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- Man's name that sounds like a woman's name
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- Kevin's co-star in "Tin Cup"
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- Kevin's "Tin Cup" costar
- Novel by Chateaubriand
- Novelist Bazin
- Pulitzer-winning microbiologist Dubos
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- Story by Chateaubriand
- Outbreak actress Russo
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- Verdon who was the first professional chef to work in the White House
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- Mr. Angelil
- Mr. Descartes
- She played Catherine in "The Thomas Crown Affair"
- She played Natasha in "The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle"
- Québec's Lévesque
- "The Intern" actress Russo
- King of Naples
- Painter Magritte
- Quebec nationalist Levesque
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- Québec's Lévesque
- Odo portrayer Auberjonois
- Mathematician Descartes
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- Pleven or Coty
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- "Pandora's Box" painter Magritte
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- Shoe designer Caovilla
- Mayer of France.
- Poet Sully Prudhomme
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- "The Treachery of Images" painter Magritte
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- Lacoste of the courts
- Lacoste or Coty
- Name meaning "born again"
- Name meaning "reborn"
- "The Walls of Malapaga" director Clément
- Lalique of glass
- Lalique or Coty
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- Lalique or Russo
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- Rationalist Descartes
- Parti Québécois founder Lévesque
- Rays catcher Rivera
- Popular name in Paris
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- Peace Nobelist Cassin
- Leader of Cartesians
- "Nightcrawler" actress Russo
- "Nightcrawler" star Russo
- Lyon lad
- M. Clair, motion-picture director.
- M. Clair
- M. Coty
- M. Descartes
- M. Lacoste
- M. Magritte
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- M. Mayer.
- M. Pleven.
- President Coty of France
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- Magritte, Coty or Russo
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- "Principles of Philosophy" author Descartes
- Levesque, for one
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- Levesque or La Salle
- Philosopher Descartes.
- Philosopher Descartes
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- Monsieur Descartes
- Monsieur Magritte
- Physician Laënnec, who invented the stethoscope
- Pierce's co-star in "The Thomas Crown Affair"
- Pierce's co-star in ''The Thomas Crown Affair''
- Pierre's friend
- Riddle-me-___ [Belgian painter Magritte]
- Russo in films
- Russo in "Get Shorty"
- Russo in "In the Line of Fire"
- Russo in "Major League"
- Russo in "Thor" movies
- Russo of 2005's "Yours, Mine and Ours"
- Russo of "Avengers: Endgame"
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- Russo of "Get Shorty"
- Russo of Hollywood
- Russo of "In the Line of Fire"
- Russo of ''In the Line of Fire''
- Russo of "Lethal Weapon 4"
- Russo of ''Lethal Weapon 4''
- Russo of ''Major League''
- Russo of "Major League"
- Russo of movies
- Russo of "Nightcrawler"
- Russo of "Outbreak"
- Russo of ''Outbreak''
- Russo of "Ransom"
- Russo of "Ransom," 1996
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- Russo of ''Ransom''
- Russo of "Showtime"
- Russo of "The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle"
- Russo of "The Intern"
- Russo of 'The Intern'
- Russo of the "Lethal Weapon" series
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- Russo of "The Thomas Crown Affair"
- Russo of "The Thomas Crown Affair"
- Russo of ''The Thomas Crown Affair''
- Russo of "Thor: The Dark World"
- Russo of "Thor"
- Russo of Tin Cup
- Russo of "Tin Cup"
- Russo of Tinseltown
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- Russo of ''Two for the Money''
- Russo of "Yours, Mine & Ours"
- Russo or Auberjonois
- Russo or Descartes
- Russo or Lacoste
- Russo who co-starred in "The Thomas Crown Affair"
- Russo who played Frigga in "Thor"
- Russo who played Natasha in a Rocky & Bullwinkle movie
- Russo who plays Frigga in the "Thor" movies
- Russo who plays Frigga in "Thor" films
- Russo who plays Frigga in "Thor"
- Russo whose big-screen debut was "Major League"
- Russo with lines
- Theorizing Descartes
- TV correspondent Marsh
- Surrealist Magritte
- Surrealist painter Magritte
- Two-time Haitian president Préval
- Thinker Descartes
- "Thor" actress Russo
- "Thor" and "Tin Cup" actress Russo
- "Thor: The Dark World" actress Russo
- Tale by Chateaubriand
- Unisex name meaning "born again"
- "Time Transfixed" painter Magritte
- Title hero of a Chateaubriand novel
- "Yours, Mine & Ours" actress Russo
- Tennis champion Lacoste
- Tennis great Lacoste
- Tennis legend Lacoste
- Tennis star Lacoste
- Tennis's ___ Lacoste
- Tennis's Lacoste
- Tenor Kolio
- Tenor Kollo
- Tenor Maison
- Used to control a horse: Fr.
- Stethoscope inventor Laënnec
Recent Usage of 1968 Peace Nobelist Cassin in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Oct. 8, 2006
- LA Times - Dec. 24, 2005
- Universal Crossword - July 7, 2003
- New York Times - May 25, 2003