Crossword Clue: Whodunit stock characters: Abbr.
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- '-- Boot' (1981 film)
- "--- Boot" (1981 nail biter)
- '-- Boot'
- '-- Kapital'
- "--- Kapital"
- '-- Rheingold'
- 1981 film "___ Boot"
- 1981 film "____ Boot"
- "__ Boot": 1981 film
- "__ Kapital"
- "__ Rheingold" (Wagner work)
- "___ Boot," 1981 film
- ''___ Boot'' (1981 film)
- "___ Boot" (1981 movie)
- "___ Boot" (1981 nail-biter)
- "___ Boot" (1981 war film)
- ''___ Boot'' (1981 war film)
- "___ Boot" (1981 war movie)
- "___ Boot" (1981 war thriller)
- "___ Boot," 1982 film
- "___ Boot"
- "___ Boot" (classic film)
- "___ Boot" (classic war movie)
- ''___ Boot'' (film)
- ''___ Boot'' (German film)
- "___ Boot" (recent movie)
- "___ Boot" (war film)
- "___ Boot" (war movie)
- ''___ Boot'' (war movie)
- ''___ Kapital''
- ___ Kapital
- "___ Kapital": Marx
- "___ Kapital" (Marx's treatise)
- "___ Kapital"
- "___ Nibelungenlied"
- "___ Rheingold"
- Analogues of circuit solicitors, informally
- ____ Boot (movie title)
- ____ Boot (the movie)
- ____ Boot, the movie
- ____ Boot
- ____ Kapital
- ____ Rheingold : 1st of the Ring Cycle
- "_____ Boot" (1981 film)
- _____ Boot (movie)
- _____ Boot
- _____ Capital
- _____ office (part of county government)
- ____Boot (movie)
- ____Boot
- Aachen article
- ABA members
- Berlin article
- Article in a German paper?[For the explanation to last week's puzzle, see the last clue down.]
- Article in "Der Spiegel"
- Article in Der Spiegel
- Article written by Engels
- Article written by Günter Grass
- Article written by Marx
- Austrian article
- Austrian's article
- Bonn article
- Hip-hop's ___ Racist
- Certain "Law & Order: SVU" characters
- Certain lawyers: Abbr.
- Grisham regulars
- Brezhnev's yesses
- Brief filers: Abbr.
- Der or die alternative
- Elected prosecutors, for short
- Deutscher Artikel
- Filing experts?: Abbr.
- German article
- County officers: Abbr.
- County prosecutors: Abbr.
- County prosecutors, for short
- Harvey Dent, et al.
- Court figs.
- Court figures, briefly
- Court figures, for short
- Court figures
- Court people, for short
- Court prosecutors: Abbr.
- Court prosecutors, briefly
- Court V.I.P.'s
- Court V.I.P.'s , for short
- Court VIPs
- Courthouse figs.
- Courtroom drama stars, briefly
- Courtroom drama VIPs
- Courtroom figs.
- Courtroom figures, briefly
- Courtroom prosecutors: Abbr.
- Courtroom V.I.P.'s
- Courtroom VIP's
- Courtroom V.I.P.s
- Courtroom VIPs
- Crime fiction staples
- Crime show prosecutors: Abbr.
- Evidence presenters
- Hearing figs.
- Hearing VIPs
- Hearing V.I.P.s
- Exhibit presenters, briefly
- Hesse article
- Case makers, for short
- Case workers, briefly
- Case workers, for short
- Case workers
- Cologne article
- Gov. lawyers
- Govt. lawyers
- Govt. prosecutors
- ' Kapital'
- Karl Marx's "___ Kapital"
- Public prosecutors: Abbr.
- Some A.B.A. members
- Some atts.
- Some case workers
- Some chargers, for short
- Some "CSI" figs.
- Many "Law & Order" characters
- Some govt. lawyers
- Some govt. prosecutors
- Some "Law & Order" figs.
- Some lawyers (abbr.)
- Some lawyers
- Some legal eagles, for short
- Whodunit staples
- Whodunit stock characters: Abbr.
- Whodunit stock characters
- Whodunit VIPs
- Some members of the ABA
- Some MoMA works
- Some "Murder One" figs.
- Nyet negators
- Putin's yeses
- Some Security Council votes
- Some state representatives, for short
- Wilhelm's 'the'
- "The Good Wife" figs.
- Marx's "__ Kapital"
- Marx's "___ Kapital"
- Marx's "________ Kapital"
- Marx's "--- Kapital"
- VIPs at trials
- Panel discussion VIPs
- Trial figures, for short
- Trial VIPs
- Sudermann's "___ Hohe Lied"
- Wagner's "__ Rheingold"
- Wagner's "___ Rheingold"
- Wagner's ____ Rheingold
- The, to Fritz
- The, to Hans
- Raisa's affirmatives
- Men of law: Abbr.
- Participants in court contests
- Omsk O.K.'s
- "Law and Order" VIPs
- "Law & Order" characters: Abbr.
- "Law & Order" characters, briefly
- "Law & Order" characters
- "Law & Order" figs.
- "Law & Order" group
- "Law & Order" prosecutors: Abbr.
- "Law & Order" roles
- "Law & Order: SVU" prosecutors: Abbr.
- Lawmen, informally
- Lawyers who prosecute: Abbr.
- Lawyers with many assts.
- People representing the people: Abbr.
- Legal-drama stock characters
- Legal pros
- Perp prosecutors, briefly
- Perp prosecutors, for short
- Perp prosecutors
- Perps' prosecutors
- Perry Mason's adversaries
- Ones bringing charges, briefly
- Reps for "the people"
- Mahler's "___ Lied von der Erde"
- Mahler's ____ Lied von der Erde
- Opponents for Perry Mason, for short
- Opponents of defense lawyers: Abbr.
- Professional questioners: Abbr.
- Professional questioners
- Prosecuters: Abbr.
- Prosecuting attys.
- Prosecuting offs.
- Prosecution experts, briefly
- Prosecutorial figs.
- Prosecutors (abbr.)
- Prosecutors: Abbr.
- Prosecutors, briefly
- Prosecutors, for short
- Prosecutors:Abbr.
- Russian assents
- Russian yeses
- Word before Boot
- "Was ist ___?"
- Word before "Kapital" or "Boot"
- Soviet accords?
- They prosecute perps
- They represent the people: Abbr.
- Start of a Wagner title
- State prosecutors: Abbr.
- State prosecutors, for short
- Zeitung article
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- Newsday - Dec. 28, 2012
