Crossword Clue: McRae of the '70s-'80s Royals
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- Author Bennett
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- Harold, condensed
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- Iconic lyricist David
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- Jack Black title role
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- "I'm sorry, Dave" speaker
- Creepy computer in "2001: A Space Odyssey"
- He wouldn't open the pod bay doors
- Jazz altoist McIntyre
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- Henry V, as a prince
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- Dr. Chandra's creation
- Jordan who's a superhero
- Golfer Sutton
- Cartoonist Foster
- Dad on "Malcolm in the Middle"
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- Drinking buddy for Falstaff
- Dancer LeRoy
- "Just what do you think you're doing, Dave?" speaker
- Malicious fictional computer
- Tony winner Linden
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- ''The $64,000 Question'' host March
- "The $64,000 Question" host March
- Man's nickname.
- Man's nickname
- Ketchum of country music
- Roach of film fame
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- Roach or Chase
- Roach or Holbrook
- Shakespeare prince
- Movie computer
- March or Roach
- Shakespearean prince, informally
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- Shakespearean prince
- March who hosted "The $64,000 Question"
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- March
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- "Shallow ___" (2001 film)
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- Shallow Farrelly Bros. title character
- "Shampoo" director Ashby
- Movie villain that reads lips
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- Movie villain who was shut down
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- Mr. Holbrook
- Mr. Linden
- Mark Twain portrayer Holbrook
- Mr. Prince
- Mr. Wallis
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- Pal of Falstaff
- Quirky director Hartley
- Linden
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- Pod bay door closer of film
- Mutinous Kubrick computer
- Royal companion of Falstaff
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- "Walk On By" lyricist David
- Sound
- Name Falstaff speaks many times
- Name of a killer computer
- Old-time Yankee great Chase
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- Lois's husband on "Malcolm in the Middle"
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- Laurel & Hardy producer Roach
- Laycoe or Ballard
- Newhouser or McRae
- Nickname for an English King.
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- Legendary actor Holbrook
- Lyricist ___ David
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- Prince ___
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- ''Malcolm in the Middle'' character
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- TV actor Linden
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- Sparks on a TV set
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- TV's Linden
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- Sutton of the P.G.A.
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- Well-known sci-fi computer
- Tyrant in "2001"
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- Sci-fi antagonist
- Uncooperative "2001" computer
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- Sci-fi computer name incorrectly claimed to be a one-letter shift
- Sci-fi computer name not derived from IBM
- Sci-fi computer
- Sci-fi lip-reader
- Threatener of Dave in space
- Sci-fi villain who says "Just what do you think you're doing, Dave?"
- Sci-fi villain whose last words are the song "Daisy"
- Sci-fi villain with a red camera eye
- Sci-fi villain with the line "Just what do you think you're doing, Dave?"
- Thrice Emmy-nominated not-exactly-normal-dad role for Bryan Cranston
- Talking computer in "2001"
- Talking computer of film
- Unhinged computer of film
- Yankees owner Steinbrenner
- Target of an "Open the pod bay doors" request
- "Smokey and the Bandit" director Needham
- Title role for Jack Black
- Young friend of Falstaff
- Young Henry V
- Steinbrenner who co-owns the Yankees
- Steinbrenner who took over the Yankees in 2010
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- LA Times - April 11, 2014
