Crossword Clue: The only medicine for the miserable, according to Shakespeare
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- 2008 campaign slogan
- 2008 campaign theme
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- 2008 Obama catchword
- 2008 Obama poster word
- 2008 Obama slogan word
- 2008 political catchword
- 2008 political slogan
- __ Diamond
- ___ chest (dowry)
- "___ is being able to see that there is light despite all of the darkness": Desmond Tutu
- "___ of Deliverance" by Sir Paul
- "___ springs eternal . . . "
- "___ springs eternal . . . ": Pope
- "___ springs eternal"
- ____ chest
- _____ Diamond
- ______, British Columbia (sounds like Pope, Saskatchewan)
- _______ , Fraser Valley town
- Be optimistic
- A good breakfast, but a bad supper, according to Francis Bacon
- A good breakfast, but an ill supper: Francis Bacon
- Be wishful
- A Lange
- Anticipate
- Anticipatory feeling
- "A very unruly emotion," per Gloria Steinem
- "A waking dream," according to Aristotle
- "A waking dream": Aristotle
- Ardent desire
- Aristotle's "waking dream"
- Arkansas town where Bill Clinton was born
- Between faith and charity
- Actress Davis
- Aspirant's feeling
- Aspiration
- Actress Lange
- Aspire
- Bill Clinton's Arkansas birthplace
- Bill Clinton's birthplace
- Bill Clinton's hometown
- Bad thing to abandon
- All that remained in Pandora's box
- All that was left in Pandora's box
- Bob of U.S.O. fame
- Bob or writer Anthony
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- Comedian Bob ___
- Famed diamond
- Famed hospital ship
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- Fraser valley town
- Great expectation
- Great expectations
- Companion of faith and charity
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- Green Day "I ___ you had the time of your life"
- Earnest wish
- Defeatist's lack
- Chance for success
- Feeling of expectation or desire
- Feeling of optimism
- It comes between faith and charity
- Funny Bob
- Confidence
- Confident expectation
- Funnyman Bob
- British Columbia town, or celebrated comedian
- Fervent wish
- Desire
- Despair's opposite
- Hospital ship
- Host of a record number of Oscar ceremonies
- Cherish a desire
- Diamond for Bob?
- Diamond name
- "Chicago ____"
- Emcee for the Oscars 18 times
- Emily Dickinson's "thing with feathers"
- Dickinson's percher "in the soul"
- Dickinson's "thing with feathers"
- It remained in Pandora's box
- It "springs eternal"
- It springs eternal, in a saying
- It springs eternal
- It stayed in Pandora's box
- HP ( Fraser valley town)
- Fingers-crossed feeling
- "Fingers crossed" sentiment
- Fingers-crosser's feeling
- "I ___ I Get It" (song from "A Chorus Line")
- English-born US comedian, d. 2003
- "I sure ___ so!"
- Entertainer who was a Congressional Gold Medal recipient in 1962
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- Have expectations
- Have faith
- Have optimism
- He starred with Crosby
- Clinton's Arkansas hometown
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- Crossed fingers symbolize it
- Follower of faith
- Exhibit optimism
- Expect
- EXPECTANCY
- Expectation
- Golf-playing comedian.
- Cynic's lack
- Dream found in this puzzle's seven longest answers
- Good promise.
- Good thing not to give up
- Fabulous diamond
- Faith
- Faith, ___, and charity (the theological virtues)
- Faith, ___ and Charity
- Faith, ___ and love
- "Faith ___ Love" King's X
- Faith and charity pal
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- "Keep ___ alive!" ("Don't give up!")
- "Keep ___ alive!"
- Keep the faith
- Solo in the Olympics
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- Mount _______ , Ontario
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- King's X "Faith ___ Love"
- Something wished for
- Pandora's box remnant
- Pandora's box residue
- Rosy anticipation
- Knock on wood
- The only medicine for the miserable, according to Shakespeare
- Wish
- Wish earnestly
- Wish (for)
- Wish for something
- Wish for
- Wish sincerely
- Wishful feeling
- "The Prisoner of Zenda" author
- Meaning of the Latin word that's the root of the language name Esperanto
- W.J.C.'s town of expectation?
- "The thing with feathers," per Dickinson
- "The thing with feathers / That perches in the soul": Dickinson
- Show optimism
- "Old Ski-Nose"
- Lange from Conn.
- Ray of --
- Partner of Faith and Charity
- Partner of pray
- Long (for)
- Last element in Pandora's box
- Positive expectation
- Last thing in Pandora's box
- One-liner master
- One might lose it in a crisis
- One of Faith's friends?
- One of Pandora's finds
- One of three sisters
- Left-over of Pandora's box
- Perennial comedian Bob
- Legendary entertainer
- Miss Lange
- Leslie Townes ___
- Presidential birthplace
- Pessimist's lack
- Optimism — English-born US comedian
- Optimism
- Optimistic desire
- Optimistic emotion
- Optimistic feeling
- Optimistic view
- Optimistic wish
- Optimist's attribute
- Optimist's feeling
- Optimists have it
- Rhode Island motto
- Rhode Island's motto
- R.I. motto
- Trust
- Word before and after against
- Word before and after "against"
- Word in a Shepard Fairey poster
- Word on a 2008 Obama poster
- Type of chest
- "Well, I ___ you're satisfied!"
- Thing left in Pandora's box
- Thing to never give up
- Well-traveled comedian
- Think positively
- "Ski-nose"
- What an optimist always has
- Yearning
- What optimists don't give up
- What remained in Pandora's box
- Second of three virtues
- What was left in Pandora's box.
- What was left in Pandora's box
- What you might do when you cross your fingers
- Whence Clinton
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- Washington Post - Nov. 5, 2006
