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- 1,000-days queen
- 2012 Catwoman portrayer Hathaway
- __ Frank House (Amsterdam museum)
- __ of Cleves
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- ___ Arundel (Maryland county)
- ___ Boleyn (Henry VIII's second wife)
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- ___ of Cleves (Henry VIII's fourth wife)
- ___ of Cleves
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- "___ of Green Gables"
- "___ of the Thousand Days" (1969 film)
- "___ of the Thousand Days"
- ___ Page, woman in "The Merry Wives of Windsor"
- Barbara ___ Eisenhower.
- An 18th-century queen
- An aunt of little Beatrice
- "___ With an E" (Netflix series)
- ____ Murray, Nova Scotia singing star
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- "____ of the Thousand Days"
- ... and wife
- Basketball Hall of Famer Donovan
- _____ Boleyn
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- Baxter of "The Ten Commandments"
- Baxter or Bancroft
- Baxter or Hathaway
- Baxter
- A British royal
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- A Bronte
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- A Lindbergh
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- Archer or Heche
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- Actress Hathaway of "Interstellar"
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- Author Tyler
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- Bluebeard's sister-in-law
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- Boleyn
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- Boleyn or Bancroft
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- Bancroft of '7 Women'
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- Bancroft of "G.I. Jane"
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- Bancroft of ''The Graduate''
- Bancroft or Baxter
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- Bancroft or Murray
- Bancroft who played Mrs. Robinson
- Bancroft
- Comedian Meara
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- Comic Meara
- Daughter of Elizabeth II
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- "Coming of Age in Mississippi" author Moody
- Granddaughter of Charles I
- "Daydream Believer" Murray
- "Daydream Believer" singer Murray
- Grandmother of Jesus
- Dustin's "The Graduate" co-star
- Celebrity chef Burrell
- "Interstellar" actress Hathaway
- "Interview with the Vampire" author Rice
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- Fantasy author McCaffrey
- French actress Parillaud
- Great-aunt of Archie, George, Charlotte and Louis
- Fashion designer Klein
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- Green Gables female
- "Green Gables" focus
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- Hollywood's Hathaway
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- Fatima's sister in "Bluebeard."
- Fatima's sister
- "Breathing Lessons" author ___ Tyler
- ''Breathing Lessons'' author Tyler
- "Breathing Lessons" author Tyler
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- Edgar Lee Masters's "___ Rutledge"
- Educator Sullivan
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- Charles Lindbergh's wife
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- British monarch, d. 1714
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- British queen or princess
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- Either of two of the VIII's six
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- Designer Fogarty
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- Designer Klein
- Brittany's patron saint
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- "Broken Hearted Me" Murray
- Brontë or Boleyn
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- Brontë who wrote "Agnes Grey"
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- ''Ella Enchanted'' star Hathaway
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- Diarist __ Frank
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- Hall of Famer Donovan, first woman to coach a WNBA championship team
- Final Stuart monarch
- Hugo winner McCaffrey
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- First name among the cast of ''The Graduate''
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- George I predecessor
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- First name of Helen Keller's teacher
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- Di's sister-in-law
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- English monarch: 1702-14
- Country singer Murray
- English princess who competed in the 1976 Olympics
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- "I Just Fall in Love Again" Murray
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- Hathaway of "Becoming Jane"
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- Hathaway of "Ella Enchanted"
- Hathaway of film
- Hathaway of films
- Hathaway of 'Get Smart'
- Hathaway of "Get Smart"
- Hathaway of Hollywood
- Hathaway of "Interstellar"
- Hathaway of "Les Misérables"
- Hathaway of "Ocean's 8"
- Hathaway of "Ocean's Eight"
- Hathaway of 'One Day'
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- Hathaway of "Serenity"
- Hathaway of "The Dark Knight Rises"
- Hathaway of "The Devil Wears Prada"
- Hathaway of the "Get Smart" movie
- Hathaway of "The Intern" (2015)
- Hathaway of "The Intern"
- Hathaway or Archer of Hollywood
- Hathaway or Heche
- Hathaway who became Jane in "Becoming Jane"
- Hathaway who earned an Oscar for "Les Misérables"
- Hathaway who played Catwoman
- Hathaway who played Mia Thermopolis
- Hathaway who played the White Queen in "Alice in Wonderland"
- Hathaway who stars in the upcoming film "Ocean's 8"
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- Hathaway who won the Best Supporting Actress Oscar for "Les Misérables"
- Hathaway with an Oscar
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- Equestrienne princess
- "Gift From the Sea" author __ Morrow Lindbergh
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- Ill-fated Boleyn
- Ill-fated Frank
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- Girl of Green Gables
- Girl’s name
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- Girl's name
- James II daughter
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- Given name of two of Henry VIII's wives
- Canadian "Snowbird" ___ Murray
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- Heche or Murray
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- Helen Keller's teacher _____ Sullivan
- Helen Keller's teacher Sullivan
- Helen's teacher
- John Donne, ___ Donne, Undone
- John Frusciante song off "Curtains"
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- Henry VIII's fourth wife
- Henry VIII's fourth
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- Henry's second
- Carrie-__ Moss of "Jessica Jones"
- "Dragonsong" author McCaffrey
- Carson who won the 2001 T. S. Eliot Prize for Poetry
- Colonial heretic Hutchinson
- Colonial poet Bradstreet
- "High School Musical" actress Vanessa ___ Hudgens
- ''High School Musical'' star Vanessa ___ Hudgens
- "Colossal" actress Hathaway
- Gothic fiction author Rice
- "Danny's Song" Murray
- Stiller's mate Meara
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- Soft-rocker Murray
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- Keller companion Sullivan
- Oscar actress Hathaway
- Oscar winner Bancroft
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- Mother of Ben and wife of Jerry
- Mother of Elizabeth I.
- Mother of Elizabeth I or daughter of Elizabeth II
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- Mother of Hamnet Shakespeare
- Mother of Mary
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- Keothavong of tennis
- Mother of the Virgin Mary
- Nova Scotia Park, Fort ______
- Nova Scotia's Murray
- Novelist ____ Rice
- Pulitzer poet Sexton
- Novelist Brontë
- Pulitzer-winning novelist Tyler
- Novelist McCaffrey
- Novelist Rice or Tyler
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- The Bard's mate
- The Bard's wife
- "Shadows in the Moonlight" Canadian Murray
- "Shadows in the Moonlight" Murray
- Stratford name
- Shakespearean spouse
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- Robinson of "Weakest Link"
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- "The Devil Wears Prada" actress Hathaway
- "The Diary of ___ Frank"
- "The Diary of ____ Frank"
- "Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play" playwright Washburn
- "The Dragonriders of Pern" author McCaffrey
- "The Dragonriders of Pern" series author McCaffrey
- Wife of Henry VIII
- Wife of Michael of Rumania.
- Wife of Richard III
- Wife of Shakespeare
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- Mrs. Charles Lindbergh
- "The Favourite" queen
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- Mrs. Mel Brooks
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- Mrs. Shakespeare
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- Ms Frank
- Ms. Hathaway
- Ms. Heche
- She lost her head in 1536
- She married Henry VIII
- Stuart dynasty queen
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- She of the "thousand days"
- She of the thousand days
- She played Fantine in the 2012 film "Les Misérables"
- She played Fantine opposite Russell's Javert
- "The Gathering" author Enright
- She sees Meara in the mirror
- William and Harry's aunt
- William and Mary's successor
- William of Orange's successor
- "The Graduate" actress Bancroft
- William Shakespeare's wife
- She won an Oscar for playing Fantine
- Will's wife
- "The Intern" actress Hathaway
- "Ocean's 8" actress Hathaway
- Windsor princess
- Windsor's grandniece.
- She's a Frank diarist
- The last Stuart monarch
- "The Last Thing He Wanted" star Hathaway
- She's ninth in line to the British throne
- Murray, for one
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- Virgin Mary's mother
- Quebec's patron saint
- Queen __ furniture
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- Queen Boleyn
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- Queen Elizabeth II's daughter
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- Queen for 1,000 days
- Queen from Cleves
- Queen in Dumas's "Twenty Years After"
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- Queen of lace
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- Queen who disliked Jonathan Swift
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- "The Matrix" actress Carrie-__ Moss
- Klein of fashion
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- "Vittorio, the Vampire" novelist Rice
- Lil Wayne "Dear ___"
- Songstress Murray
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- "The Princess Diaries" star Hathaway
- The Princess Royal
- Poet Bradstreet
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- Royal equestrienne
- Royal in the 1976 Olympics
- Poet Sexton
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- Royal princess
- "Wag the Dog" star Heche
- Paris mayor Hidalgo
- "Rachel Getting Married" star Hathaway
- Meara of "Archie Bunker's Place"
- Meara of comedy
- Meara or Bancroft
- Meara or Boleyn
- Meara or Jeffreys
- Meara or Murray
- Meara or Rice
- Lace-owning queen
- Lace-owning saint?
- Name before "of Cleves" or "of Green Gables"
- Woman wrapped in flannel
- Name for two of Henry VIII's wives
- Woman's name often spelled without its "e"
- Women's Basketball Hall of Famer Donovan
- Runner Audain
- "The Vampire Chronicles" author Rice
- "The Vampire Lestat" author Rice
- Sullivan who taught Helen Keller
- Name of II of Henry VIII's VI
- Name of one-third of Henry VIII's wives
- Name of two of Henry VIII's wives
- Lady ____ of "Richard III"
- Name on the cover of "Breathing Lessons"
- "The Weakest Link" host Robinson
- ''The Weakest Link'' host Robinson
- Name on the cover of the Mayfair Witches novels
- Name on the cover of "Vittorio the Vampire"
- Name shared by two of Henry VIII's wives
- Name shared by two of Henry VIIIs wives
- Little Princess.
- Little sister of Charlotte and Emily
- Meghan's aunt-in-law
- Mel married her
- Melodious Murray
- Member of the British royal family
- L.M. Montgomery's literary heroine
- Pop singer Murray
- Olympics contestant: 1976
- "Merry Wives . . . " lass
- Meryl's co-star in "The Devil Wears Prada"
- Portrayer of Jane in "Becoming Jane"
- Last monarch of the House of Stuart
- Last of the House of Stuart
- Last of the Stuart monarchs
- Last of the Stuarts
- Last ruling Stuart
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- Last Stuart monarch, d. 1714
- Last Stuart monarch
- Last Stuart of the monarchy
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- Late actress Bancroft
- Longtime Princess Royal
- One of Di's in-laws
- One of fashion's Kleins
- Louis XIII's wife.
- One of Henry VIII's wives
- One of the Brontë sisters.
- One of the Brontë sisters
- One of the Brontës
- "Love Song" Murray
- Predecessor of George I
- One of the Lindberghs
- One of the Windsors
- One of two of Henry VIII's six
- One of two of Henry's six wives
- One of two of Henry's six
- One of two of the VIII's six
- One of two wives of Henry VIII
- Minimalist painter Truitt
- Lucy Maud Montgomery heroine
- Lucy Maude creation
- Lucy Montgomery character
- Mirthful Meara
- Misfortunate Boleyn
- Legendary queen of England
- Miss Bancroft
- Miss Hathaway
- Miss Jackson
- "Les Misérables" actress Hathaway
- "Les Misérables" Oscar nominee Hathaway
- "Les Misérables" Oscar winner Hathaway
- Lestat creator Rice
- Lestat's Rice
- "Let's Keep It That Way" Murray
- "Let's Keep It That Way" singer Murray
- "Persuasion" heroine ___ Elliot
- "Persuasion" heroine
- "Persuasion" protagonist
- Noahs Compass author Tyler
- Prince Charles' sister
- Prince Charles's sister
- Prince Harry's aunt
- Only daughter of Elizabeth II
- Only daughter of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip
- Princess ___ Elizabeth Alice Louise.
- Princess ___
- Princess born 8/15/1950
- Princess Charlotte's grandaunt
- Princess Charlotte's great-aunt
- Princess in "The Crown"
- Princess Margaret's niece
- Princess Royal of Britain
- Princess
- Monarch before George I
- Monarch immediately after William and Mary
- Resident of Green Gables
- Photographer Geddes
- Photographer Geddes who dresses up babies
- Montgomery character
- Montgomery heroine
- Montgomery's "_____ of Green Gables"
- Moody who wrote "Coming of Age in Mississippi"
- Rice a.k.a. Rampling
- Rice devoured by vampire lovers
- Rice, e.g.
- Rice found in a bookstore
- Rice from Louisiana
- Rice from New Orleans
- Rice good with vampires
- Rice in a bookstore
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- Rice in the bookstores
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- Rice making plots
- Rice native to Louisiana
- Rice of fiction
- Rice of Gothic fiction
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- Rice of vampire fiction
- Rice on a bookshelf
- Rice on a shelf
- Rice on bookshelves
- Rice on shelves
- Rice or Archer
- Rice or Boleyn
- Rice or Sexton
- Rice or Tyler
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- Rice who created Lestat
- Rice who has written about werewolves, mummies and vampires
- Rice who writes novels about vampires
- Rice who writes of vampires
- Rice who writes
- Rice who wrote "Interview With the Vampire"
- Rice who wrote of vampires
- Rice who wrote the upcoming book "Blood Communion: A Tale of Prince Lestat"
- Rice who wrote "The Vampire Chronicles"
- Rice who wrote "Vittorio the Vampire"
- Rice whose characters suck
- "The Witching Hour" author Rice
- ''The Witching Hour'' author Rice
- Tudor queen
- Saint ___, mother of the Virgin Mary
- Sainted mother of Mary
- TV chef Burrell
- Singer composer Murray
- Singer Murray or author Rice
- Singer Murray
- Two-year-old princess.
- Tyler or Archer
- Tyler or Jackson
- Tyler who wrote "Breathing Lessons"
- Sister-in-law of Diana
- Sister-in-law of Princess Di
- Sister of Charles and Andrew
- Sister of Charles, Andrew and Edward
- Sister of Charles, Andrew and Edward
- Sister of Charles
- Sister of Charlotte and Emily
- Sister of Charlotte
- Sister of Emily and Charlotte
- Sister of Fatima
- Sister of King Arthur
- Sister of Prince Charles
- "Worst Cooks in America" co-host Burrell
- "Worst Cooks in America" cohost Burrell
- "Worst Cooks in America" judge Burrell
- Thousand-day queen of the screen
- Thousand-day queen
- "Thousand Days" queen
- Writer Bronte
- Sci-fi writer McCaffrey, who was the first woman to win a Hugo for fiction
- Sci-fi writer McCaffrey who was the first woman to win Hugo and Nebula awards
- Writer Katherine ___ Porter
- Writer Lindbergh
- Writer McCaffrey
- Science fiction author McCaffrey
- Science fiction writer McCaffrey
- Writer Rice or actress Hathaway
- Writer Rice
- Writer Sexton
- Writer Tyler
- Writing sister of Emily and Charlotte
- Tale-telling Tyler
- Seattle Storm head coach Donovan
- Second daughter of James II
- Second or fourth wife of Henry VIII
- "You Needed Me" Murray
- "You Needed Me" singer Murray
- Title orphan surnamed Shirley in a series of L.M. Montgomery books
- Youngest Brontë sibling
- Youngest Brontë sister
- Youngest Brontë
- Youngest of a Yorkshire literary trio
- Youngest of the Brontë sisters
- Youngest of the Brontës
- Ste. ___ de Beaupré
- "Yours, ___" (musical about a Jewish diarist)
- "Snowbird" Murray
- "Snowbird" singer Murray
Recent Usage of English monarch: 1702-14 in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - June 18, 1988