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___ next to nothing (make do) ___ Sea, next to the Philippines ___ Valley (San Francisco neighborhood next to The Castro) '___ Next Chapter (Winfrey series)' ''___ Get Next to You,'' (1969 song) ''Just wait '___ next year!'' ''Same Time, Next Year'' playwright ''Wait Til Next Year'' subject 'America's Next Top ___' 'Coming next' ads 'Coming up next' ad 'Star Trek: The Next Generation' counselor 'What happened next ...?' "___ Get Next To You," 1970 song "___ be next?" "___ Been" ("Next to Normal" song) "___ Close" (1998 Next chart-topper) "___ Get Fooled Again" (last song on "Who's Next") "___ Get Next to You" (Temptations hit) "___ next time ..." "___ next time!" "___ next time..." "___ next?" "___ the league in 'Go get 'em next time'": Bob Uecker "___ till next year!" "___ Time, Next Year" "___ what?": "What next?" "____ Next Door" (1944 tune) "___, Next Year" "America's Next ___ Model" "America's Next Top Model" airer "America's Next Top Model" host Banks "America's Next Top Model" judge, for a while "America's Next Top Model" network "America's Next Top Model" winner Pigford "Anything Can Happen in the Next Half Hour" ___ Shikari "Before the Next Teardrop Falls" singer "Better luck next time!" "Can ___ next?" "Coming up next..." commercial "Coming up next" "Coming up next" ad, e.g. "Coming up next" commercial, e.g. "Cougar Town" channel, beginning next year "Diplomacy for the Next Century" author "Don't miss the next episode ..." "Got you next time!" "Here's what happened next ..." "Hey, I go next!" "I Can't ___ Next to You" (Temptations song) "I could win on my next turn!" "If today is the 18th, then Christmas is next week"? "It remains to be seen" or "Wait till next year" "Law & Order: ___" (TV show about what could be next if prisons get any more crowded?) "Let me buy the drinks next time" "Maybe next time" "Me next!" "Moving ___ the next topic, please ..." "My ___" (song on The Who's "Who's Next" album) "My treat next time!" "Next ___ on me" "Next ..." "Next of skin" "Next round's on me," for short "Next round's on me" "Next subject, please" "Next time, my treat" "Next to Normal" boy "Next up . . ." speaker "Next week on ..." ad "Next week, on ..." bit "Next, I'm off to the ___ ..." "Next," at Baskin-Robbins? "Next" network "No work for the next two days! Yippee!" "Now that I've finished vacuuming and laundry, what should I do next?" "Pay you next time!" "Register" them next to the fives "Same Time, Next Year" author "Same Time, Next Year" happening "Same Time, Next Year" playwright Bernard "See you next fall!" elicitor "So his next stop was inevitable: Owlcatraz. He became just another ___." "Star Trek: The Next Generation" actor Michael "Star Trek: The Next Generation" captain "Star Trek: The Next Generation" character "Star Trek: The Next Generation" character Tasha ___ "Star Trek: The Next Generation" counselor Deanna "Star Trek: The Next Generation" crew member "Star Trek: The Next Generation" crewman La Forge "Star Trek: The Next Generation" engineer "Star Trek: The Next Generation" Klingon (anagram of ROW F) "Star Trek: The Next Generation" Lieutenant Tasha ___ "Star Trek: The Next Generation" role "Thanks man, getcha next time" "The ___," next-to-last song on "Abbey Road," ironically "The Girls Next Door" magnate, familiarly "The Girls Next Door" mogul Hugh, familiarly "The Next President" comedian "There's always next time!" "This is a test. For the next 60 seconds ..." org. "Till next time!" "Universe Ends as ___ Wakes Up Next to Suzanne Pleshette" (headline in The Onion) "Until next time ..." "Until next time," in IM "Until next time," in IMs "Until next time," in instant messages "Until next time!" "Welcome to the next level" sloganeer "What happened next . . ." "What happened next?" "What happened next..." "What will ___ think of next?" "Who's Next?" singer/songwriter/satirist "Wow, I'm standing next to Mr. Clooney himself!" "You can go to the next person" "You get me next time. ..." [Continued on next page] [Go to next pg.] [More on next pg.] [Turn to the next pg.] * Someone had ___! (CONTINUED NEXT WEEK) *Container next to a bowl of cereal *Covered wagon next to Chimney Rock *The answers to the starred clues (including this one) form a continuous one-its connections are created by the end of one answer and the start of the next 1959 hit with the lyric "One day I feel so happy, next day I feel so sad" 1977 David Bowie album whose cover was altered for his 2013 album "The Next Day" 2012 is the next one 2016 is the next one 2016 will be the next one A bun may be next to a beehive here A next of kin Abbr. next to a blinking light on a camcorder Abbr. next to a telephone number Access to the next floor Accordion's next of kin Alda's "Same Time, Next Year" co-star Andrew Cuomo is likely to be its next gov. Android in "Star Trek: The Next Generation" Apartment next to a super, maybe Apartment next to the super's, maybe Apartment next to the super's, perhaps Approach, as the next item of business Archery target areas next to bull's-eyes Area next to the narthex Area next to the sea Areas next to bull's-eyes Areas next to the bull's-eyes Asian country next to Thailand Auctioneer's next to last word Author depicted next to a steamboat on a 2011 stamp Author of "Diplomacy for the Next Century" Author of 1998's "Diplomacy for the Next Century" Avenue next to Reading Railroad, in Monopoly Aves.' next of kin Badass who turns 57 next year Banks of 'America's Next Top Model' Banks who created "America's Next Top Model" Bar next to butter, maybe Based on this week's performance, Iggy's assignment next week will be a ... Batting next Be next to Be the next Joe Millionaire, e.g. Begins the next crop Big Apple neighborhood next to the Bowery Biome next to tundra Bird with a cup-shaped next Bit next to a bit, maybe Body of water next to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Bone next to the humerus Bone next to the radius Bones next to humeri Book next to a dictionary Bothersome phrase indicating a show randomly won't air again until next year Bowl next to the chips Bowler's next best thing Brand next to Swanson and Birds Eye, perhaps Brent of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" Building next to a barn Button next to a * Button next to mix, perhaps Calculator button next to cos Came next Catching it means he's next at the altar, so they say Cathedral next to the University of Oklahoma? Caveat letters next to some links Chapel next to St. Peter's Citi Field player, starting next year City next to Fullerton City next to Newark City next to Provo City next to the Twin Cities City next to the Uinta National Forest Column next to "Current mo.," perhaps Column next to the ones Come next Come next after Comes next Coming next: Abbr. Coming up with a clever retort the next day?