Crossword Clue: Mount Holyoke founder Mary
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- Ampere's birthplace
- Batesville, Ark.'s ___ College
- Ben, Sue or Francis of films
- Actress in "The Flim Flam Man"
- Actress Sue
- Birthplace of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
- France's #3 city
- France's third most populous cité
- Interpol command center site, locally
- Interpol headquarters city
- Interpol headquarters
- Interpol home, locally
- Interpol's French headquarters city
- Interpol's French headquarters
- French capital of gastronomy
- French city historically known for silk
- French city known for its cuisine
- French city known for silk
- French city on the Rhone
- French city once known for silk
- French city
- Center of French resistance in W.W. II
- French home to Interpol
- French silk center
- French silk city
- Certain ecumenical council site
- Holyoke founder Mary
- Home of the international headquarters of Interpol
- Home to French silk makers
- Ecumenical Council site
- Gastronomic capital of France
- City about 200 miles from Marseille
- City at the confluence of the Rhône and Saône
- City at the confluence of the Saône and Rhône
- City at the juncture of the Rhone and Saone rivers
- City between Paris and Marseille
- City divided into nine arrondissements
- City home to Interpol's headquarters
- City in France
- City near Beaujolais
- City near Grenoble
- City near Saint-Exupéry International Airport
- City north of Marseille
- City northeast of St. Etienne
- City northeast of St.-Étienne
- City of France
- City of south-central France
- City on the Rhône and Saône
- City on the Rhône
- City on the Rhne
- City on the Rhone and Saone
- City on the Rhone
- City on the Saône
- City south of Mâcon
- City where the Saône joins the Rhône
- Canadian George ____ ( First and only Olympic golf gold medalist )
- Capital of France's Rhone department
- Capital of Rhône department
- Capital of Rhone
- "Hell's Angels" star Ben
- Founder of Mount Holyoke College
- Where the Lumiere brothers invented the cinematograph
- Where the Lumières invented their movie camera
- Where the Rhône and Saône meet
- Where the Rhone and the Saône meet
- Where the Rhone meets the Saone
- Where the Saône and Rhône meet
- Manitoba Premier Sterling
- Mount Holyoke founder Mary
- River port, capital of the Rhône department
- Tour métallique de Fourvière city
- She founded Mount Holyoke College
- William ___ Phelps of Yale
- William ____Mackenzie King
- Mary who founded Mount Holyoke College
- Sue of "Lolita"
- Sue who played Lolita
- Large city of France: Fr.
- Large French city
- 'Lolita' actress Sue
- 'Lolita' actress
- "Lolita" star Sue
- Largest city on the Rhone
- Lord ___ (overseer of Scottish heraldry)
- One of France's largest cities
- Opéra Nouvel city
- Rhône-Alpes city
- Rhône city
- Rhône départment capital
- Rhone metropolis
- Rhone's capital
- Rhone/Saône city
- Sight from the Rhône
- Saint-Exupéry's birthplace
- Site of France's annual Festival of Lights
- Third-largest city in France
- Third-largest city of France
- Scottish river
- Second-largest metropolitan area in France
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- New York Times - Aug. 20, 1995