Crossword Clue: Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were ___"

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• 0%
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• __ of the above ("other" category)
• __ of the above (questionnaire category)
• __ of the above (something else)
• __ of the above
• ''__ of your business!''
• "__ of your business!"
• __ the wiser
• __ the worse for wear
• "___ but the Brave" (1965 Frank Sinatra film)
• "___ But the Brave" (1965 Sinatra film)
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• "___ but the brave ..."
• "___ but the brave . . . ": Dryden
• "___ but the brave . . . "
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• ___ But the Lonely Heart
• ___ of the above (multiple-choice option, sometimes)
• ___ of the above (test answer choice, sometimes)
• ___ of the above (test answer choice)
• ___ of the above
• "___ of your business"
• "___ of Your Business" Salt-N-Pepa
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• Bar ___ (without exception)
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• "And Then There Were ___" (Agatha Christie book)
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• "And Then There Were ____"
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• "A bad excuse is better than ___"
• A canonical hour
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• Abstainer's choice
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• Abstainer's quantity
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• Aught
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• Baby lion's share at times
• Baby lion's share?
• All alternative, at times
• All alternative
• All-or- --
• All-or-___
• All's alternative
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• All's antonym
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• Dual rejection word
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• "I am ___ too happy about that!"
• Court-ly love?
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• Divine service
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• Jack squat
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• "I'll have ___ of that!"
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• "I'll have --- of that!"
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• Nothing
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• NOYB part
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• Number of Qs in this puzzle's grid
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• Share for the fourth little piggy
• "O grant an honest fame, or grant me __!": Pope
• Roman emperor
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• "Master of ___" (Netflix series)
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• Questionnaire answer
• Questionnaire box, perhaps
• Questionnaire box
• Questionnaire choice
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• "With malice toward ___ . . . "
• "With malice toward ___"
• "With malice toward ___ ...": Lincoln
• "With malice toward ___ . . . ": Lincoln
• "With malice toward ___ ..." (Lincoln)
• Nada
• Want ___ of
• Nary a one
• Nary a person
• Nary a soul
• Nary a thing
• Nary
• Poor dog's portion, in rhyme
• Poor dog's portion
• Poor dog's share, in rhyme
• Naught
• Meshuggah album about all's opposite?
• Portion for Mother Hubbard's dog
• Last option on a survey
• Last option on some survey questions
• Last word in the first verse of "Old Mother Hubbard"
• "Neon" anagram
• One little piggy's amount
• One little piggy's share
• One minus one
• Never a one
• "Love" in tennis
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• Lowest possible turnout
• One piggy's portion
• Minimal amount
• Minimal quantity
• Nil
• Ninth hour, to a cleric
• Remnant of "Ten Little Indians"
• Less than a few
• Less than a little
• Less than any
• Less than slim, as chances go
• Less than slim, chancewise
• Less than slim
• Less than some
• Less then minimal
• No part
• Nobody.
• Nobody
• Opposite of "all"
• Opposite of all
• Not a bit
• Not a lick
• Not a one
• Not a sausage
• Not a single person
• Not a soul
• Not a thing
• Not a whit
• Not all
• Not any
• Not at all
• Not even a single one
• Not even a smidgen
• Not even one
• Pronoun
• Not one
• Word after bar
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• "Therefore I'll ___ of it": Shak.
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• Word before ''the worse''
• Word followed by such
• Word for the 1940 Olympics
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• Salt-n-Pepa "___ of Your Business"
• Survey box
• Survey choice, at times
• Survey choice
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• Word with ''too happy''
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• This is worse than a bad excuse
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• "This little piggy had ___"
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• Worst possible market share
• Worst possible share
• Worst turnout ever
• Squat, so to speak
• Squat
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• Slim to __ (poor odds)
• Slim to ___ (bad odds)
• Slim to ___ (long odds)
• Slim to ___ (poor odds)
• Slim to ___ (very bad odds)
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• What Hubbard's dog had
• What Mother Hubbard's dog got
• What Mother Hubbard's dog got.
• What Mother Hubbard's dog had
• What Mother Hubbard's poor dog received
• What Old Mother Hubbard's dog got
• What Old Mother Hubbard's dog had
• What one little pig had
• What one little piggie had
• What one little piggy had
• What one of the little pigs had in "This Little Pig"
• What the fourth little piggy got
• What the fourth little piggy had, in a nursery rhyme
• What the fourth little piggy had
• What the Hubbard dog got
• What the "poor dog" got
• What the "poor dog" had
• What "the poor dog" had
• What the "poor dog" had in "Old Mother Hubbard"
• What the poor dog had
• Second to __ (best)
• Second to __ (superior)
• Second to __ (the best)
• Second to __ (top-quality)
• Second to __: unbeatable
• Second to __
• Second to ___
• Second to ___ (the best)
• Second to ___ (tops)
• What you can't have less of
• Teetotaler's amount
• Ten Little Indians, finally
• Zero
• Terrible market share
• Zilch, so to speak
• Zilch
• Zip; nada
• Zip quantity
• Zip, zero, nada
• Zip
• Zippo

Recent Usage of Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were ___" in Crossword Puzzles

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• New York Times - Dec. 11, 2017
• NY Sun - Jan. 15, 2007

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