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__ a beet (obviously embarrassed) __ facie (obvious, in law) ___ 10 (first spacecraft to observe jupiter) ___ a pig (obese) ___ and Thummim (sacred Judaic objects) ___ and Thummin (Judaic objects) ___ Anglais (oboe relative) ___ Beach (city near San Luis Obispo) ___ Beach (town near San Luis Obispo) ___ Carinae (the brightest infrared object in the night sky) ___ Day (annual Hawaiian observance) ___ Dunkers (oblong cookies) ___ fixe (obsession) ___ fixe (obsessive thought) ___ fixes (obsessions) ___ hand (obsequious) ___ II, first man-made object to reach the moon ___ Kagan, Obama nominee to the Supreme Court ___ Light (Obama astroturfer who has published letters to the editor in over 40 newspapers) ___ Luis Obispo ___ Luis Obispo, CA ___ Luis Obispo, California ___ Obama (controversial kitsch item) ___ Obama (novelty gift) ___ Obispo ___ objection (go along) ___ oblongata (brain part) ___ obscure (chiaroscuro) ___ Observatory ___ Observatory, site of the larger Hale Telescope ___ obstante ___ obstat (error-free) ___ one's ways (obstinate) ___ out (obliterate) ___ out: barely obtain ___ Poly: San Luis Obispo sch. ___ Soetoro (Obama's stepfather) ___ telescope (reflector at Palomar Observatory) ___ the land (best obtainable) ___ the line (obey) ___ the line (obeyed orders) ___ the line (obeyed) ___ the line (obeying orders) ___ the line (obeying) ___ the line (obeys) ___ the witness (ran the risk of an objection) ___ Toledo (designer of Michelle Obama's inauguration dress) ___ v. United States (classic Supreme Court obscenity case) ___ Zealand (Muppet with a fish-throwing obsession) ____ up: obey Omerta _____ oblige _____ Observer (1992 mission) ___-Obama Proliferation and Threat Reduction Initiative (2007 law) ___-One (rapper in "The Obama Deception") ... about obstetrics? ''The Oblong Box'' author, in footnotes ''Well, isn't it obvious?!?'' 'It should be obvious, ...' 'Jude the Obscure' writer 'Much obliged to a texter,' 'Obey me!' 'Stop obsessing!' 'That's, like, so obvious' 'Well, how obvious!' 'Well, that's obvious!' " . . . in ___ ob cotton" " . . . obligation ___": Johnson "__ obvious?" "___ ever notice ..." (observational comic's lead-in) "___ great observer": Shak. "___ it obvious?" "___ much obliged" "___ Obama" (epithet used by Rush Limbaugh) "___ objections?" "___ obliged!" "___ obvious!": "Duh!" "___ one objects ..." "___ you one" (obligee's words) "___, Nous Pouvons!" (slogan for French Obama backers) "... with no ___ dialect, unless he wanted to have one" (Harry Reid on Barack Obama, 2008) "'I've been doing exercises to strengthen my core muscles,' Brendan said obliquely," e.g. "2016: Obama's America" director/producer "A hint of lovely oblivion," per D. H. Lawrence "And ___ power obey": Dryden "And look thou meet me ___ the first cock crow" (Oberon, to Puck) "As is obvious ..." "Can you ___?" ("Is it obvious?") "Concentration" objective "Demoted" object in the solar system "Don't be so obsessive!" "Fame and Obscurity" author "Giddyap!" obeyer "Giddyup!" obeyer "Glad to oblige" "Happy I can oblige" "How obvious!" "I object!" "I would have thought it was obvious" "Imam Obama" coiner, to himself "Isn't that obvious?!" "It surrounds us and penetrates us," according to Obi-Wan Kenobi "It was obvious" "It's obvious" "It's pretty obvious, isn't it?" "It's really obvious" "It's so obvious!" "Jack Be Nimble" obstacle "Je," as an object "Jude the Obscure" author "Jude the Obscure" novelist "Land ob cotton" "Let ___!" (advice to the obsessed) "Like, could it be more obvious?" "Like, obviously!" "Like, that's obvious!" "Magnificent Obsession" "Magnificent Obsession" actress Irene "Magnificent Obsession" director "Magnificent Obsession" director Douglas "Money ___ object!" "More ___" (gumshoe's observation) "Much obliged, monsieur!" "Much obliged," in a text "Much obliged," in a text message "Much obliged," in chat room shorthand "Much obliged," in Montréal "Much obliged!" "Ob-vi-ous-ly!" "Oberon" composer "Oberon" is one "Oberto" composer "Oberto" is one "Oberto" was his first opera "Obey Your Thirst" brand "Obey your thirst" sloganeer "Obey your thirst" sloganeer, once "Objection, Your ___!" "Objection!" response "Objects in the ___ View Mirror May Appear Closer Than They Are" (Meat Loaf) "Obligatory Villagers" singer-songwriter McKay "Oblomov" novelist Goncharov "Observant of you to notice the error!" "Obviously ..." "Obviously, Einstein!" "Obviously!" "Obviously!" remarks "Pretty obvious, huh?" "Sailing on obscene wings athwart ___": Coleridge "Short and stout" object of rhyme "Smoking" object "Star Wars" mentor Obi-Wan ___ "Star Wars" saga character who speaks in object-subject-verb format "Sungrazing" object "Thank you, Captain Obvious!" "That is so obvious!" "That much is obvious" "That much was obvious" "That's obvious now!" "That's obvious, stupid!" "That's obvious," informally "That's obvious!" "That's obvious!" in teen talk "That's obvious!", in slang "That's really obvious" "The Oblong Box" author "The Oblong Box" author's initials "The Oblong Box" writer "Then Larry starts begging to play Moe's role for a change, and Curly says to ___, so Moe happily obliges ..." "Visual" observation (Part 1) "Visual" observation (Part 3) "Visual" observation (Part 4) "Well, obviously!" "Well, that's completely obvious!" "Wir," objectively "X-Men" villain whose mind can control metal objects "Yeah, obviously" "Yes ___ " (Obama's slogan) "Yes ___" (Obama's campaign slogan) "You are so obviously lying to me" "You can observe a lot by watching" speaker "You couldn't have made it more obvious?" *Activity for a band's obsessive fans *Barack Obama's 2008 opponent *Egg order [the Obamas] *Object of superstition *Observation after a Bush walk? *Observe Arbor Day, say *When Memorial Day is observed (1) 20-20 observation? 37-Down, in Oberhausen 40-day observance 40-weekday observance 48 U.S. states observe it: Abbr. 1940 Merle Oberon film ____ We Meet Again 1961, for Barack Obama (Abbr.) 1961, for Pres. Barack Obama 1963 song investigated by the F.B.I. for supposedly obscene lyrics 1990s boy band accused of lip syncing by people who were obviously just jealous, for short 1992 Obie-winning dramatist Paula 1999 Lemmon/Scott film which includes this puzzle's observation