Crossword Clue: Frome or Allen
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- ___ Allen Express (Amtrak train in the Northeast)
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- "___Frome"
- A Coen brother
- A Green Mountain Allen
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- "Benson" actor Phillips
- Actor Embry
- Actor Hawke of ''Alive''
- Actor Hawke of "Before Midnight"
- Actor Hawke of "Before Sunrise," "Before Sunset," and "Before Midnight"
- Actor Hawke of "Boyhood"
- Actor Hawke of "Dead Poets Society"
- Actor Hawke of "Sinister"
- Actor Hawke of "Training Day"
- Actor Hawke who played Mason's father in "Boyhood"
- Actor Hawke who starred in the 2012 horror film "Sinister"
- Actor Hawke
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- Affluenza teen Couch
- Author Canin
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- Allen from Litchfield, Conn.
- Allen in a furniture store
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- Allen who captured Fort Ticonderoga
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- Allen
- Four-time Oscar nominee Hawke
- Historic Allen
- Interior Secretary Hitchcock who served under McKinley and Roosevelt
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- "Fargo" producer Coen
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- Brand of literature
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- "Green Mountain" boy
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- Edith Wharton character.
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- Furniture maker ___ Allen
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- Fictional farmer Frome
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- Contemporary author Canin
- "Brotherhood" star Embry
- Embry who plays Carter on "The Walking Dead"
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- Hunt in "Mission: Impossible" films
- Hunt in "Mission: Impossible"
- Hunt in spy films
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- First name of a Wharton hero
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- Hawke in "Dead Poets Society"
- Hawke in Dead Poets Society
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- Hawke in Hollywood
- Hawke of 2000's "Hamlet"
- Hawke of "Before Sunrise" and "Before Sunset"
- Hawke of "Before Sunset"
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- Hawke of "Boyhood"
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- Hawke of "The Purge"
- Hawke of ''Training Day''
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- Hawke on a film set
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- Hawthorne's "___ Brand"
- Jazz pianist Iverson
- Ex of Uma
- Joel Coen's brother
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- Joel's co-director
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- Coen of film production
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- Heroic Allen
- "Carry Me Across the Water" novelist Canin
- 'Dad' co-star Hawke
- Colonial Allen
- Colonial patriot __ Allen
- "Inside Llewyn David" codirector Coen
- Rightmost prename on the "Boyhood" poster
- "Valerian" actor Hawke
- Noted Vermonter Allen
- Novelist Canin
- Vermont patriot Allen
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- Rock photographer Russell who shot the cover for "Who's Next?"
- Mr. Frome
- ''Training Day'' actor Hawke
- "Training Day" actor Hawke
- Musical wunderkind Bortnick
- "The Purge" actor Hawke
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- Vt.'s Allen
- "My Name Is Earl" co-star Suplee
- "True Grit" co-director Coen
- Patriot ____ Allen
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- Lover of Mattie in an Edith Wharton novel
- "Mission: Impossible" character Hunt
- "Mission: Impossible" film character Hunt
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- Revolutionary ____ Allen
- Revolutionary Allen
- Revolutionary name on night tables
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- Revolutionary War hero __ Allen
- Revolutionary War hero ___ Allen
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- The younger Coen brother
- The younger directing Coen
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- "Sinister" actor Hawke
- "Sinister" star Hawke
- Uma ex
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- Wharton title character
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- Wharton's Frome or actor Hawke
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- Younger of the Coen Brothers
- Zeena Frome's husband
- Zeena's husband in a 1911 Edith Wharton novella
- Zeena's husband in a Wharton novel
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- Tom Cruise's character in "Mission: Impossible"
- Tom in "Mission: Impossible"
- Tom's "Mission: Impossible" character
- Tom's "Mission: Impossible" role
- Tom's role in "Mission: Impossible"
- Tom's role in the "Mission: Impossible" series
Recent Usage of Frome or Allen in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Frome or Allen in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Washington Post - Dec. 27, 2012
- Newsday - Jan. 20, 2010
- Universal Crossword - July 7, 2001
- New York Times - Oct. 24, 1993
- New York Times - June 8, 1993
- New York Times - Sept. 19, 1992
- New York Times - March 25, 1992
- New York Times - Oct. 30, 1988
- New York Times - Aug. 13, 1977
- New York Times - Nov. 5, 1972