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... to which they responded with a volley of ___ ''They're ___!'' (racetrack cry) 'They're out to get me' feeling "___ while they're hot!" "A conservative is one who admires radicals centuries after they're dead" author "An' they're hangin' Danny --- in the mornin'" "And they're ___!" (racetrack cry) "Cool," to those who think they're cool using rap slang "Fish Magic" and "They're Biting" "Get 'em while they're ___!" "Hog futures? They're big in ___" "I'll have what they're having" "I'm returning these pet accessories-they're quite holey" "I'm returning these sheets-I tuck them in, but they're always coming out" "I'm returning these toy fighters-they're really lousy!" "Listen, they're playing ___ song" "Milk futures? They're ___" "They returned from the ___" "They're ___ get me!" "They're ___!" "They're ___!" (racing term) "They're all mine now!" "They're all out to get me" feeling "They're Biting" painter "They're following me!" feeling "They're gone" "They're gr-r-r-r-reat!" speaker "They're gr-r-reat!" tiger "They're in my hot little hands!" "They're ours!" "They're out to make off with a fabled great white!" "They're playing ___ song" "They're real, and they're spectacular" actress Hatcher "They're running neck and neck!" "They're sending me the new ones..." "Who are these people, and how are they related?" (highly literal TV title #2) [We don't know who's opening the show, but trust us, they're going to be AWESOME, we hope] *They're big on Broadway 1981 Hall & Oates song with the lyric "They're watching you" 1982 film with the tagline "They're here" A1: "Right. They're a couple of ___ types." A1: "They're probably ___ him as we speak." A2: "You mean, they're not exactly ___." Accountants aren't fired, they're --- Admission from someone who just realized they're rambling After they're broken, they may be beaten Ailurophobes they're not Antelopes discovered that graze only at twilight; appropriately, they're called ... Archaeologists often find what they're looking for in this As swords, they're virtually pointless At a diner, they're short At times, they're checkered Brilliant thinkers they're not City where they're raisin' raisins Cultural programs they're not Deer discovered that subsist solely on cacao beans; appropriately, they're called ... Felines briefly discovered, then lost again; appropriately, they're called ... For marriages, they're set Fraternity parties they're not Geniuses they're not Gentlemen they're not Genuine they're not Girly girls they're not Goodyear employees when they're on strike? Government in which the people only think they're in charge? He milks his assets for all they're worth Hip to someone who thinks they're being hip using street slang Hopefully they're in your favor If successful, they're laughed at If they roll they're not mossy If they're dropping by your house, don't stick your head out the window If they're seen in the sky, strange things are likely to occur In Britain they're called thieves' kitchens In Texas, they're "upon you" Insomniacs they're not It's good when they're extended Marathons they're not Master thespians they're not Most people don't think they're funny Nags they're not On a dial, they're 6 Parents may feel they're at the end of it Peacekeeping orgs., when they're not being violent People may be put out if they're not put up People might write them if they're shy People use them only when they're full Philosopher who wrote "It is difficult to free fools from the chains they revere" Rabbit relatives discovered that multiply by dividing; appropriately, they're called ... Rocket scientists they're not Sci-fi swords (that my older brother actually got to use one time at this place but he had to sign a contract saying he wouldn't tell anyone where they're located) Seeds, before they're ripened Sharers they're not Short stories they're not Show with mystery numbers like "Lost," only they're all divisible by 2? Some claim they're terrible Some think they're terrible Sometimes they're good, sometimes they're harebrained Sometimes they're grasped at Sometimes they're just blowing hot air Sometimes they're perfect Sometimes they're pink Sometimes they're polished Sometimes they're private Sometimes they're shady Sometimes they're super Sophisticates they're not Stats that are better when they're low Teetotalers they're not The party faithful they're not They claim they're the cheesiest They do as they're told They don't laugh when they're tickled They look like they're praying while preying They reach very large audiences They read lines They really bite They really click They really get steamed They really hit the low notes They really light up a room They really never come home, figuratively They really ought to be kicked They really take a beating They reap what they sow They receive assignments They receive many calls They receive transportation discounts in Europe They reckon They reduce glare They reflect They register on registers They regularly stay after school They relieve barking dogs They relocated from New Orleans in '79 They remove bad marks They remove letters They remove moisture They remove ticks from cattle They repair canines They repeat whatever you say They replaced C rations They replaced cassettes They replaced Finnish markkas They replaced francs, marks and pesetas They replaced French francs They replaced guilders They report for. news They report to cap'ns They report to lt. cols. They report to Lts. They reported on Sputnik They represent the people: Abbr. They represent trillions They reproduce via mitosis They request ECGs and MRIs They require a few seconds They require discussions They require double reeds They require four hands They require libretti They require many turns to play: Abbr. They require reading many letters They require signals They require special viewing gadgets, and this puzzle's literal title They require you to pull your own weight They resemble large limas They resemble pitchforks They resemble v's They respond to your reservations They rest on a roadbed They rest on bridges They rest on pads They restore electrolytes They result from catching bugs They result in two outs (abbr.) They result in two outs, in MLB They result in two outs: Abbr. They result when solidly hit baseballs are caught They resume in September They retired Don Mattingly's jersey #23 They return in the spring They return north in the spring They returned in a "Star Wars" sequel They returned in a Lucas film They reune They run only when they're broken They split when they're smashed They think they're special They think they're superior They usually leave two when they're done They're ''born, not made'' They're ''in'' briefly They're 'pieceful' They're 'worn' when handling something carefully They're "a page right out of history" They're "a-leaping" at yule time They're "alive" in a song They're "at work" when talking about public projects They're "born, not made," according to an old saying They're "Called Quest"