Crossword Clue: Mystery fiction couple
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- __ Dakota
- __ Macedonia
- __ Sea
- __ Star
- "__ to the Future" (Alaska motto)
- "__ to the Future" (Alaska's motto)
- "___ Country" (2005 Charlize Theron film)
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- ___ latitude
- ___ Pole (top of the Earth)
- ___ Sea (Mare Germanicum)
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- "___ to Alaska," 1960 Wayne film
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- ____ pole
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- Fox's "War Stories With Oliver __"
- Grant's side in the Civil War
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- Iran-contra colonel
- Iran-contra figure
- Iran-contra name
- Irangate figure
- Compass bearing
- Compass direction
- Compass needle indication
- Compass point
- Fawn Hall's boss
- Home-ward bound, for Santa
- Bridge bidder, perhaps
- Bridge-column dummy
- Bridge player
- Bridge position
- Bridge seat
- Homeward, to Santa
- Confederate's foe
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- It may be due ... but never overdue
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- Direction suggested by this puzzle's theme
- Direction — thorn (anag)
- Direction
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- Civil War victors
- Heading up?
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- Our great white _____
- Straight up?
- Robb Stark's realm in "Game of Thrones," with "the"
- Kim's half of Korea
- Toward cooler weather, say
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- Toward the Arctic
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- Toward the top of a map
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- Mystery fiction couple
- Part 8 of a Canada Day quote
- Pole position?
- True __
- True ______
- "True" compass point
- True direction
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- Realm of Boreas
- Realm of the god Boreas
- Needle heading
- Needle point
- Needle point?
- Needlepoint?
- One of four bridge players
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- One way to point
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- Magnetic or true
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- Word with Carolina or Dakota
- Way up?
- Way up
- Word with magnetic or true
- Word with Sea or Star
- Santa's direction
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- Union
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- Up, in away
- Up on a globe
- Up on a map
- Up, on a map
- Up, on maps
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- Up on the map
- UP
- Upward direction on a map
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Recent Usage of Mystery fiction couple in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Oct. 12, 1971
