Crossword Clue: Miss Gulch's bête-noire, somewhat literally
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- "Stranger in Town" rockers
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- Young animal.
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- Self-titled debut album of 1978
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- Steve Lukather band
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Recent Usage of Miss Gulch's bête-noire, somewhat literally in Crossword Puzzles
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- LA Times - July 23, 2010
