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__ box (animal lab apparatus) ___ -American (Latino U.S. resident) ___ 300 (short-lived Apple laptop) ___ a laugh! ___ Act (law fighting organized crime) ___ aller (last resort) ___ Ana (Las Cruces's county) ___ and labor ___ and law ___ Angeles Lakers ___ Apopka Lake, Fla. ___ Arden law ___ au lait ___ Building (47-Across landmark) ___ Cajun: University of Louisiana at Lafayette athlete ___ Chimpsky (chimp in a language experiment) ___ d'agneau (lamb dish) ___ d'Ivoire (African land) ___ Daly of TV's "Cagney and Lacey" ___ dixit (assertion lacking proof) ___ House (Los Angeles landmark of modern architecture) ___ Howard, Ann Landers's daughter and advice columnist ___ Jon (women's apparel label) ___ Lederer (Ann Landers) ___ Lederer, a.k.a. Ann Landers ___ light (arc lamp used in moviemaking) ___ light: filmmaking arc lamp ___ of Attalos, Athens landmark ___ paratus (plea at law) ___ Peninsula (Alaskan land off the Cook Inlet) ___ possidetis (as you possess, at law) ___ sponte (of its own accord, at law) ___ Tower, L.A. landmark ____ a la Crosse ____ about (lawyer's phrase) _____ -Altaic (language group) _____geese a'laying ___-Aleut language group ___-Altaic languages ___-Aztecan (language family) ___-Aztecan language ___-Aztecan languages ___-Hartley Act (law governing labor unions) ___-soul (style of Erykah Badu and Lauryn Hill) ___, Cheatham, and Howe (bad name for a law firm) __-Aryan languages ... a landlord? ... and last name of this puzzle's quipster ..."At Last Papa's Got a Brand New Bag" '___ Was a Lady (1933 hit song)' ''__ a Lady'' (Tom Jones tune) ''___ a Lady'' (Tom Jones) ''A la vodka'' pasta ''Auld Lang Syne'' bandleader ''Auld Lang Syne'' writer ''Done at last!'' ''Finished at last!'' ''L.A. Law'' co-star ''More'' and ''lasting'' attachment ''There __ be a law!'' '70s soul band inspired by a labyrinth? 'Ask later' 'At Last' singer ___ James 'ER' actor La Salle 'ER' actress Laura 'L.A. Law' co-creator Steven 'Sea' that's really a lake 'That's a laugh!' 'The Portrait of a Lady' heroine 'Transformers' actor LaBeouf " . . . a lamp ___ feet" " . . . a lamp ___ my feet . . . " " . . . a lamp ___ my feet" " . . . a large ___ his stew" " . . . a law ___ themselves": Romans 2:14 "___ (Looks Like a Lady)" (Aerosmith hit) "___ a Lady" "___ a Lady" (Tom Jones classic) "___ a Lady" (Tom Jones hit) "___ a Lady" (Tom Jones song) "___ a Latin From Manhattan" "___ a traveler from an antique land": "Ozymandias" "___ All Laughed," 1981 film "___ anything later?" "___ at Large," 2003 Fox sitcom "___ Be a Lady" ("Guys and Dolls" song) "___ Get Fooled Again" (last song on "Who's Next") "___ him to a lady" (nursery-rhyme line) "___ is not a lasting teacher of duty": Cicero "___ no questions" (Ilsa to Rick at La Belle Aurore) "___ Santa Claus" (Angela Lansbury film) "___ Was a Lady," 1932 Merman hit "___ Was a Lady" "___ Was a Lady" (1932 song) "___ Was a Lady" (Ethel Merman song) "___ Was a Lady" (Ethel Merman tune) "___ Was a Lady": S. Foster "___, sing America" (Langston Hughes line) "___, Sing America" (Langston Hughes poem) "___, sing America": Langston Hughes "--- a Lady" (Anka ditty) "... a lamp ___ my feet ..." "... and last but not least I'd like to thank ___, without whose salad this town could not exist ..." "... auld lang ___" "... for auld lang ___" "...and last in the American League" team "...auld lang ___" "A ___ lama is a priest . . . " "A burger, fries and a large Coke," e.g. "A la Recherche du ___ Perdu": Proust "A la recherche du temps ____" "A Lamp ___ My Feet" "A large nose is the mark of a witty, courteous, affable, generous and liberal man" speaker "A-laying" Christmas gift "A-laying" Christmas gifts "A.I." actor Law "About Last Night ..." co-star, 1986 "About Last Night ..." costar Rob "About Last Night..." actress "Actor Laurie goes after you"? "Aeneid" language "Against a thing," to a lawyer "Al ___ Lado Del Rio" (Best Song of 2004) "Algiers" actress Lamarr "Alone at Last" composer "Am ___ late?" "And later ___ the crowd thinned out ..." (Dylan lyric) "And later ___ the crowd thinned out..." (Dylan lyric) "And somewhere men are laughing, and somewhere children shout" is its penultimate line "Angele ___" (Latin prayer) "Ann Landers" alternative "Any Last Werdz" rapper "Apocalypto" language "Approaching Alaskan landmark" "Are you nervous?" response, a la Don Knotts "At last it's clear!" "At last, the weekend!" "At Last" blues singer ___ James "At Last" singer James and namesakes "At Last" songstress James "Atlantis" launcher "Auld Lang ___": Burns "Auld Lang Syne," e.g. "Auld Lang Syne" is one "Auld Lang Syne" poet "Auld Lang Syne" starter "Auld" land "Avatar" language "Ave ___" (Latin prayer) "Bride of Frankenstein" actress Lanchester "Cagney and Lacey" co-star "Charlie's Angel" Ladd "Chimp and ___" (kid-lit series by Catherine and Laurence Anholt) "Doctor at Large" character "Eadie ___ a Lady" "Eagle Eye" actor LaBeouf "Eavesdropper at Large" author "ER" actor La 120A "ER" actor LaSalle "Every hero becomes a ___ at last": Emerson "Geese a-laying" number "Geraldo at Large" host "Go ___ in a lake!" "Great" Asian landmark "Guilty," in a Latin legal phrase "Guys and Dolls" song whose title follows "Call a lawyer and ..." "Guys and Dolls" song with the lyric "Call a lawyer" "I ___ a lass . . . ": Wither "I know it's not my business, but if you were a laser ..." "I work in a lab," ___ "I've found you out at last!" "Isaac's Storm" author Larson "Jurassic Park" actress Laura "Just how ___ I am?" (thought when listening to a lame excuse) "Just Shoot Me!" actress Laura ___ Giacomo "Khloe and Lamar" surname "L.A. Law" actor "L.A. Law" actor, literally "L.A. Law" actress on a brief excursion? "L.A. Law" actress Susan "L.A. Law" airer "L.A. Law" cast member "L.A. Law" co-creator "L.A. Law" co-star Susan "L.A. Law" costar "L.A. Law" costar Susan "L.A. Law" Emmy winner Jimmy "L.A. Law" Golden Globe winner "L.A. Law" hunk "L.A. Law" lawyer "L.A. Law" night, primarily "L.A. Law" role "L.A. Law" scene "L.A. Law" star Susan "La Loge" and "La Grenouillère," e.g. "La Loge" and "La Grenouillère" "La," at La Scala "Laramie" and "Laredo" "Le Foyer des artistes - La Difficulté d'___" (Jean Cocteau criticism) "Losing ___" Avril Lavigne