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__ Reader (magazine with a digest format) ___ and 27-Down (for all time) ___ ceremony (demanded formality) ___ Day, former Canadian celebration ___ days (for fasting and prayer) ___ days, for prayer and fasting ___ de deux (dance for two) ___ de force ___ Deployment Force (one Marine division and four Army divisions) ___ deux (dance for a duo) ___ deux (dance for two) ___ Dome (former Colts stadium) ___ Dome (former home of the Indianapolis Colts) ___ Dome, former home of the St. Louis Rams ___ doomsday (forever) ___ du Diable (former penal colony) ___ du Diable: former French penal colony ___ Duren, former pitcher ___ Dykstra, former Met ___ Rock (Massachusetts college designed for younger teens) ___ Starkey, longtime drummer for The Who ___-Cities (Dallas-Fort Worth suburbs) ___-democracy forces ___-Ray (disc format) ''Dos'', for one ''Flying Dutchman'', for one '20s set designer for MGM '60s destination for servicemen 'Dessert' for the apologetic 'Jurassic Park' dinosaur, for short 'Well done!' for a prima donna " . . . expresses himself ___ too deep for me": Gilbert "___ Dallas Forty" "___ deal" ("forget it") "___ Did for Love," 1975 song "___ die for!" "___ do for now" "___ got a deal for you!" "___ Great Day for the Irish" "___ have to do for now" "___ nice day for a white wedding" "--- deal!" ("Forget it!") ". . . a man Bojangles and ___ dance for you . . ." "... a man Bojangles and ___ dance for you ..." "... a man Bojangles and ___ dance for you" "A Crossword to Die For" author Blanc "A defeat for humanity," per Pope John Paul II "A device for finding furniture in the dark," according to Steven Wright "A drumstick for you, Francis?" "A literary device for saying almost everything about almost anything": Huxley "A man who won't die for something is not fit to live" speaker, for short "A New Deal for Christmas" musical "A Perfect Day for Bananafish" writer "And that's how it's done!", for short "Boxer of the Decade" for the 1980s "Chocolate" dogs, for short "Days," for one "Deal or No Deal," for one "Details forthcoming": Abbr. "Dharma & ___" (former Fox comedy) "Diana," for one "Digital Fortress" author Brown "Dilbert," for one? "Diplomacy for the Next Century" author "Dirty dog," for one "Doh!" for one "Down for the count" count "Down for the count" number "Dragnet" force, briefly "Dragnet" force, for short "Dragnet" force, in brief "Dress for Less" chain "Drive for show, ___ for dough": golf adage "Drive" for many cars "Dynasty," for one "Enter the Dragon", for one "Finding Neverland" director Forster "For Me and My ___": 1942 screen debut for Gene Kelly "Getting shit done," for short "Have ___ a deal for you!" "Horatio! ___ do forget myself": Hamlet "I do," for example "I do," for one "I don't need to hear all the gory details," for short "I knew a man Bojangles and ___ dance for you . . ." "I knew a man Bojangles and ___ dance for you ..." "I knew a man Bojangles and ___ dance for you" "I love what you do for me" automaker "Ich Dien," for one "If I could digress for a moment ..." "In the doghouse," for one "It's dandy for your teeth" toothpaste "Jerusalem Delivered," for one "Just do drills for now"? "Kiss Me Deadly" Ford "Kissing disease," for short "Live Free or Die," for New Hampshire "Mars's armour, forg'd for proof ___...": "Hamlet" "Moby-Dick," for one "My Friend ___" (film debut for both Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis) "Nixon in 53-Down," for one "No dinner for me, thanks" "North Dallas Forty" star "North Dallas Forty" star Nick "Open the door for our guests, will ya?" "Prairie dog," for example "Queen of denial" for Queen of the Nile "Save the ___ dance for me" "Save the Last Dance for Me" singers "Sick as a dog," for instance "Something a teenage boy can do for hours at a time." The survey did not say (but a contestant did): "___" "Spending ev'ry dime for a wonderful time," in song "Stupid ___ stupid does" (Forrest Gump) "Te Deum," for one "That goes double for me!" "That'll do for now" "The Delta Force" star "The Foggy, Foggy Dew," for one "The kissing disease," for short "The Things We Do for Love" group "The Things We Do for Love" rock group, 1977 "This Is Your Brain on Drugs," for one "To Die For" director Gus Van ___ "To Die For" director Van Sant "To Die For" star "We deliver for you" sloganeer: Abbr. "What can brown do for you?" co. "What can Brown do for you?" company "What can Brown do for you?" shipping co. "What can Brown do for you?" sloganeer "What can I do for you?" "What have you done for me ___?" "When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd," for one "Yankee Doodle," for one "You decide for me" "You'd better sit down for this!" *Annual draw for snocross fans *Defensive fortifications *Dress for the return of cool weather *Game you have to dress for *Offering discounts for the purchase of a dozen delicious mice? *One to four inches per day, for bamboo #1 hit by the Byrds ... or directions for reading the answers to this puzzle's starred clues (always clockwise as indicated) #1 TV drama for three straight years 1-Downs, for short 1-Down, for example 1 Down, for one 2-Down, for one 3-Down, for example 4-Down, for example 4-Down, for one 5-Down, for some 5-Down, for example 6-Down formation 6-Down, for one 7-Down, for one 7 Down for Hamlet 9-Down, for one 10-Down, for one 12-Down, for one 14-Down, for one 15 Down, for one 16-Down, for one 20-Across and 10-Down, for two 24 Down, for short 25-Down, for one 29-Down, for one 30 Down, for one 32-Down, for one 33-Down, for one 33 Down, for instance 34-Down for a stenographer? 34-Down, for one 35-Down, for one 36 Down, for one 36 Down, for example 37-Down, for ex. 38-Down, for example 38-Down, for one 43-Down, for one 45-Down, for one 46 Down, for one 46-Down, for example 49-Down, for example 49-Down, for one 50 Down, for one 52-Down, for one 54-Down for a trip 55-Down, for one 58 Down, for one 60's drug, for short 62-Down forerunner 63 Down, for instance 66-Down, for Barry Bonds 67-Down, for one 68 Down, for one 77-Down, for one 95-Down, for one 107 Down, for one 113-Down, for one