| Allen |
| Uma ex |
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| Mr. Frome |
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| Actor Embry |
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| Actor Hawke |
| Actor Suplee |
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| Author Canin |
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| Novelist Canin |
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| Joel's co-director |
| Edith Wharton hero |
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| Allen of furniture |
| Patriot ____ Allen |
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| Green Mountain" boy |
| An Allen of history |
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| One of film's Coens |
| Wharton's "__ Frome |
| Brand of literature |
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| Affluenza teen Couch |
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| Jazz pianist Iverson |
| ___ Brand": Hawthorne |
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| Noted Vermonter Allen |
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| Zeena Frome's husband |
| The Purge" star Hawke |
| ___ Rom ("Lost" Other) |
| Benson" actor Phillips |
| The Purge" actor Hawke |
| A Green Mountain Allen |
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| Fictional farmer Frome |
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| Brotherhood" star Embry |
| Allen of the Revolution |
| First name in furniture |
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| Coen of film production |
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| Wharton title character |
| Blue River" author Canin |
| #6 baby boy name in 2013 |
| Actor Hawke of ''Alive'' |
| Actor Hawke of "Sinister |
| Edith Wharton character. |
| The younger Coen brother |
| Revolutionary ____ Allen |
| One of the Coen brothers |
| __ Allen furniture stores |
| __ Frome" (Wharton novel) |
| Allen who founded Vermont |
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| Contemporary author Canin |
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| One of the directing Coens |
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| Edith Wharton's "___ Frome |
| True Grit" co-director Coen |
| Claire's kidnapper in "Lost |
| First name of a Wharton man |
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| Musical wunderkind Bortnick |
| Tom in "Mission: Impossible |
| Joel Coen's younger brother |
| Revolutionary patriot Allen |
| ''Training Day'' actor Hawke |
| ___ Frome" (Wharton classic) |
| Actor Hawke of "Training Day |
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| Hunt in "Mission: Impossible |
| One of the film-making Coens |
| First name of a Wharton hero |
| Furniture retailer ___ Allen |
| Younger of the Coen Brothers |
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| Allen of the Vermont Republic |
| Four-time Oscar nominee Hawke |
| ___ Allen (furniture company) |
| Survivor: Africa" winner Zohn |
| Joel Coen's filmmaking brother |
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| One of filmdom's Coen brothers |
| My Name Is Earl" co-star Suplee |
| Actor Hawke of "Before Midnight |
| Hawke in Dead Poets Society |
| Revolutionary War hero __ Allen |
| ___ Frome" (Edith Wharton novel) |
| Brand written about by Hawthorne |
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| Green Mountain Boys leader Allen |
| Tom's "Mission: Impossible" role |
| Allen of the Green Mountain Boys |
| Blood Simple" co-screenwriter Coen |
| Actor Hawke of "Dead Poets Society |
| Revolutionary name on night tables |
| Tom's role in "Mission: Impossible |
| Zeena's husband in a Wharton novel |
| ___ Frome" (Edith Wharton classic) |
| Allen who captured Fort Ticonderoga |
| Hunt in "Mission: Impossible" films |
| One of the filmmaking Coen brothers |
| Mission: Impossible" character Hunt |
| Hawke of ''Snow Falling on Cedars'' |
| Inside Llewyn David" codirector Coen |
| ___ Brand" (Nathaniel Hawthorne tale) |
| Allen who led the Green Mountain Boys |
| Joel's codirector on "The Ladykillers |
| Tom's "Mission: Impossible" character |
| Allen who never really made furniture |
| First name in patriotism and furniture |
| ___ and Joel Coen (movie directing team) |
| Mission: Impossible" film character Hunt |
| Peck of TV's "10 Things I Hate About You |
| No Country for Old Men" co-director Coen |
| ___ Hunt ("Mission Impossible" character) |
| Carry Me Across the Water" novelist Canin |
| Lover of Mattie in an Edith Wharton novel |
| Rightmost prename on the "Boyhood" poster |
| Patriot Allen with the Green Mountain Boys |
| Embry who plays Carter on "The Walking Dead |
| ___ Hunt ("Mission: Impossible" protagonist) |
| Hawke of "Before the Devil Knows You're Dead |
| Hawke of "Before Sunrise" and "Before Sunset |
| Tom Cruise's character in "Mission: Impossible |
| Tom's role in the "Mission: Impossible" series |
| Zeena's husband in a 1911 Edith Wharton novella |
| ___ and Joel Coen (Oscar-winning directing team) |
| ___ Allen Express (Amtrak train in the Northeast) |
| ___ Hunt (Tom Cruise's "Mission Impossible" role) |
| Actor Hawke who played Mason's father in "Boyhood |
| ___ Chandler (Josh Hartnett's role on "Penny Dreadful") |
| ___ Edwards, John Wayne's role in "The Searchers," 1956 |
| ___ Hunt, protagonist in the "Mission: Impossible" films |
| ___ Hunt, Tom Cruise's character in "Mission: Impossible |
| Actor Hawke who starred in the 2012 horror film "Sinister |
| ___ Allen (furniture company named for an American patriot) |
| Rock photographer Russell who shot the cover for "Who's Next? |
| ___ Hunt, Tom Cruise's character in "Mission: Impossible" films |
| Interior Secretary Hitchcock who served under McKinley and Roosevelt |
| ___ Hunt (Tom Cruise's role in "Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation") |
| Actor Hawke of "Before Sunrise," "Before Sunset," and "Before Midnight |