Crossword Clue: Lincoln and Rockefeller, briefly
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- Community bldgs.
- HQs
- Hubs: Abbr.
- Hubs, for short
- Geometric middles: Abbr.
- Civic bldgs.
- Javits and Lincoln: Abbr.
- Pt. of CDC
- Kennedy and Lincoln: Abbr.
- Some basketball players: Abbr.
- Some med. facilities
- Some NFL linemen
- The first C of CDC: abbr.
- Municipal sites: Abbr.
- Lincoln and Kennedy: Abbr.
- Lincoln and Rockefeller, briefly
- Shopping sites: Abbr.
- Linemen in front of QBs
- WNBA positions
- Part of CDC: Abbr.
- Men in front of QB's
- Large med. facilities
- NBA big men: Abbr.
- NBA big men
- NBA positions
- NBA's Shaq and Yao, e.g.
- Mid pts.
- Middle pts.
- Middles: Abbr.
- Middles (abbr.)
- Midpoints (abbr.)
- Midpoints: Abbr.
- Midpts.
- NFL hikers
- NFL linemen
- NFL middle men
- N.F.L. snappers: Abbr.
- NFL snappers (Abbr.)
- NFL snappers
- Major civic bldgs.
- They have guards on both sides of them: Abbr.
- They play in front of QBs
- Tallest basketball players (Abbr.)
Recent Usage of Lincoln and Rockefeller, briefly in Crossword Puzzles
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- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Dec. 15, 2010
- USA Today - May 6, 2008