15-Letter Crossword Answers

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Whitney Houston song used by NBC for the 1988 Summer Olympics

Answer: ONEMOMENTINTIME

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"That's how it looks to me, anyway"

Answer: ASFARASICANTELL

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Stopgap supervisor's duty

Answer: MINDINGTHESTORE

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Something exercised by artists

Answer: CREATIVELICENSE

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Whitney Houston hit recorded for the 1988 Summer Olympics

Answer: ONEMOMENTINTIME

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"Come back now, y'hear?" / Park employee [merger]

Answer: DONTBEASTRANGER

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Town planner's expertise?

Answer: COMMONKNOWLEDGE

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TV premiere of 1/16/81

Answer: HARPERVALLEYPTA

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Some party decorations

Answer: CHINESELANTERNS

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The Masters and others

Answer: GOLFTOURNAMENTS

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Private coach

Answer: PERSONALTRAINER

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1962 hit that starts "Tho we gotta say goodbye for the summer ?à"

Answer: SEALEDWITHAKISS

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Vinaigrette alternative

Answer: ITALIANDRESSING

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Samuel Beckett play with an unseen character

Answer: WAITINGFORGODOT

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1960s sitcom about a group of castaways

Answer: GILLIGANSISLAND

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Top-secret proverb?

Answer: CLASSIFIEDADAGE

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*Fight imaginary enemies

Answer: TILTATWINDMILLS

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Starting point of the Chisholm Trail

Answer: SANANTONIOTEXAS

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Features of some Amerindian embroidery

Answer: PORCUPINEQUILLS

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Basic lunch

Answer: SOUPANDSANDWICH

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T. S. Eliot title character who measures out his life with coffee spoons

Answer: JALFREDPRUFROCK

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They may describe spills

Answer: ACCIDENTREPORTS

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*Go order a drink

Answer: BELLYUPTOTHEBAR

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Perry Mason line

Answer: THEDEFENSERESTS

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Takes risks

Answer: SKATESONTHINICE

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Fourth-quarter strategies

Answer: TWOMINUTEDRILLS

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Star of the film version of the book referenced in 15-Across/25-Down

Answer: DANIELRADCLIFFE

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Stereotypically smarmy sorts

Answer: USEDCARSALESMEN

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Pixar, e.g.

Answer: ANIMATIONSTUDIO

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1963 Peter, Paul and Mary hit

Answer: BLOWININTHEWIND

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Makes things more interesting

Answer: RAISESTHESTAKES

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1916 Theodore Dreiser book

Answer: AHOOSIERHOLIDAY

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Welcome that's not so welcoming

Answer: CHILLYRECEPTION

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Get rich dishonestly

Answer: LINEONESPOCKETS

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1966 album that concludes with "I Am a Rock"

Answer: SOUNDSOFSILENCE

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1941 Lillian Hellman play

Answer: WATCHONTHERHINE

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Statement #1

Answer: NINEDOWNISFALSE

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Famous debate words from Reagan to Carter

Answer: THEREYOUGOAGAIN

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With 39-Across, often-quoted work of 1923

Answer: STOPPINGBYWOODS

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Timeworn, as a joke

Answer: OLDASMETHUSELAH

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Familiar five-word phrase that means "Excuses are unacceptable!"

Answer: NOIFSANDSORBUTS

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Grammy-winning R. Kelly hit of 1996

Answer: IBELIEVEICANFLY

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Plans to nail suspects

Answer: STINGOPERATIONS

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Forward-thinking

Answer: AHEADOFTHECURVE

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Giacomo's garden guest?

Answer: MADAMABUTTERFLY

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With 77-Across, high-end retail chain

Answer: SAKSFIFTHAVENUE

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Cassius, to Caesar?

Answer: PERSONANONGRATA

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Fellow in a 1944 Johnny Mercer song hinted at by 17-, 25-, 47- and 57-Across

Answer: MISTERINBETWEEN

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Famously unfinished 14th-century literary work, with "The"

Answer: CANTERBURYTALES

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Statement #2

Answer: THREEDOWNISTRUE