Crossword Clue: Soprano Frances

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• NY Sun - Aug. 23, 2006
• New York Times - Jan. 18, 1995
• New York Times - May 27, 1976
• New York Times - July 31, 1975
• New York Times - Sept. 28, 1973
• New York Times - Aug. 19, 1972
• New York Times - July 5, 1972

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