Crossword Clue: Almost every written sentence has at least one
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- 1982 Michener epic
- __ bar
- __ station
- ___ bar (longest key on a keyboard)
- ___ capsule
- ___ is the breath of art: Frank Lloyd Wright
- ___ Needle (Seattle landmark)
- "___ Oddity" (1969 David Bowie single)
- Bar from an online chat?
- Bar on the PC
- ___-time continuum
- ___-time (fourth-dimensional continuum)
- ____ shuttle
- "_____, the final frontier..."
- Area
- Berth
- Astronauts' area
- Astronaut's domain
- Astronaut's milieu
- Astronaut's workplace
- Atlantis destination
- Almost every written sentence has at least one
- Comet's milieu
- Comet's place
- Interval
- "Gravity" setting
- Break character
- Breathing _____
- Breathing room
- Character from a bar?
- Character from a bar
- Elbow-room
- Elbow room
- Elbowroom
- It may be blank
- Gap between words
- Gap
- Garage unit
- Half a continuum
- "Final frontier" related to this puzzle's theme
- Final frontier
- Empty area
- Han Solo's element
- Handy type of bar?
- Endeavour's former domain
- Cosmonaut's milieu
- Cosmos
- It's below "C V B N M"
- First word in the "Star Trek" intro
- Buzz Aldrin's field
- It's just below a B
- "I need my ___"
- Enterprise setting
- It's out of this world!
- It's out of this world
- Distance without limit
- Flight reservation
- "Everyone needs more __" ("Star Trek: Generations" tagline)
- Go into la-la land, with "out"
- Captain Kirk's "final frontier"
- Expanse beyond Earth
- Expanse
- Curiosity's milieu
- Extraterrestrial realm
- Hiatus
- Separate, with "out"
- Pink Floyd's rock
- Where many sci-fi movies take place
- Vacuum
- Vacuum seen in sci-fi
- Origin of some invaders
- Where rockets travel
- Maneuvering room
- Where the stars are
- Where the Voyager voyaged
- Set apart
- Where to see stars
- Setting for the movie "Life"
- Key under the B
- Outer __
- Outer ___
- Outer ____
- Outer area?
- Outer reaches
- "The breath of art," per Frank Lloyd Wright
- Place to park
- Kind of bar
- Margin
- Place with nothing written in
- Rocket's destination
- Rocket's realm
- Wiggle room
- The final frontier
- "The final frontier"
- 'The final frontier'
- The "final frontier" of sci-fi
- "The final frontier," on "Star Trek"
- The final frontier, per "Star Trek"
- "The final frontier," to Captain Kirk
- ''The final frontier''
- The heavens
- The last frontier?
- Kirk's "final frontier"
- Room to move
- Room to stretch out
- Room
- Linage
- Volume
- Voyager's milieu
- Sufficient room
- The "S" of NASA
- My__: networking Web site
- Parker's need
- Parker's quest
- Parking _____
- Parking assignment
- Parking garage slot
- Parking garage unit
- Parking lot opening
- Parking-lot opening
- Parking lot slot
- Parking-lot slot
- Parking lot unit
- NASA milieu
- NASA word
- NASA workshop?
- NASA's concern
- NASA's domain
- Part of NASA
- # on a galley page
- Largest keyboard key
- Long key
- Meteor's source
- Latitude
- Michener novel with astronauts
- Michener novel
- Michener opus
- Michener title
- "Lost in ____"
- Practice ___
- New "Age"
- New frontier
- Milieu for some ships
- One of five in this clue
- One of the ages
- Leeway
- One usually follows a comma
- Remote station location
- Personal need, for many
- Modern age
- Modern frontier
- Reserved seat
- Opening
- Opportunity for privacy
- Result of hitting the bar?
- Word after parking or safe
- Word for our age
- Word separator
- Word that can go before "shuttle" or "cadet"
- Word with age or flight
- Word with "age" or "race"
- Word with age or Race
- Word with age, suit or flight
- Word with parking or breathing
- Type of heater
- Typer's bar
- Typist's bar
- Spot to park
- Spread (out)
- Spread out
- Thisclue is missing one
- Sci-fi frontier
- Sci-fi setting
- Sci-fi's "final frontier"
- Science-fiction locale.
- What a # symbolizes to a proofreader
- What Captain Kirk called "the final frontier"
- What "" contains
- Slot
- Slot in a parking lot
- Star-studded region
- "Star Trek" milieu
- "Star Trek" setting
- What some exes want more of
- Time's continuum partner
- Time's partner
- Seattle's ___ Needle
- Seattle's Needle
- "#," to a proofreader
- #, to a proofreader
- #, to a typesetter
- Steno's kind of bar
- Zero-G environment
- Zone (out)
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- LA Times - Dec. 2, 2006
