Crossword Clue: International writers' group.
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- An enclosure
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- ____ and ink
- Animal enclosure
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- Be the author of
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- A match for the sword
- Accessory for Bob Dole
- Bic
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- International writers' group.
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- Where you might find a long sentence?
- Many a retirement gift
- Keystone State eponym
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- Some like it felt on the tip
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- Place to take stock?
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- Kind of knife or name
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- Rollerball ___
- Rollerball or ballpoint
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- "The tongue of the mind," per Cervantes
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- Part of it may be felt
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- Rhetorical sword bester
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- Souvenir at a bill signing
- Sow's enclosure
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- Site of ink...or oink
- Take ___ in hand (write)
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- What a bank chain might hold
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- School tool
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- Scribe
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- What you use to sign a check
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- State ___
- You might click it open
- You might fill in a newspaper crossword with one
- State or play
- "To hold a ___ is to be at war": Voltaire
- To write a song
- Tom Paine's weapon
- Zoo accommodation
Recent Usage of International writers' group. in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - July 4, 1953
