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• It flows into Africa's Orange
• It flows into Ontario's Georgian Bay [1961]
• It flows into the Colorado at Yuma
• It flows into the Columbia
• It flows into the Danube.
• It flows into the Rhine near Koblenz
• It flows into the Rhone
• It flows into the Seine.
• It flows near the Bard's home
• It flows near the Piazzale Michelangelo
• It flows out of Mount St. Helens
• It flows out of Mount Vesuvius
• It flows past Albany
• It flows past Florence
• It flows past Giza
• It flows past Khartoum
• It flows past Olten
• It flows past Orléans
• It flows past Pisa
• It flows past the Hermitage Museum
• It flows through Bonn
• It flows through Egypt
• It flows through Florence
• It flows through flues
• It flows through four capitals
• It flows through France
• It flows through Hera's veins
• It flows through Knottingley
• It flows through Metz
• It flows through Texas
• It flows through the Lake of Thun
• It flows through the Seine
• It flows through the veins of the emotionless
• It flows through un fleuve
• It flows through Utica
• It flows through Vienna
• It flows to the Dead Sea
• It flows to the Elbe
• It flows to the Rhine
• It flows under the Ponte Vecchio
• It flows with the wind
• It flutters in a pit
• It focuses light rays
• It folds for easy storage
• It folds in a chair
• It followed a girl to school
• It followed "A Hard Day's Night
• It followed a postwar boom
• It followed "hey" in Elizabethan times
• It followed the Manhattan Project
• It follows . . .
• It follows 11
• It follows a chain in the military: Abbr.
• It follows a code
• It follows a curtain-opening
• It follows a curtain-raising
• It follows a curtain's rise
• It follows a line
• It follows a long March
• It follows a million
• It follows a pair of hips
• It follows a pattern
• It follows a pee
• It follows a premise
• It follows a section of old Route 66
• It follows a ship's christening
• It follows a starter
• It follows a taxi?
• It follows a transitive verb
• It follows a woman down the aisle
• It follows Ab
• It follows "All You Need
• It follows amo
• It follows "And" in a Beatles title
• It follows and precedes "rules
• It follows any direction
• It follows April
• It follows April in Paris
• It follows beach, ski and tennis
• It follows beach, ski, surf and tennis
• It follows Casca's "Speak, hands for me!
• It follows conjugation rules
• It follows Dan.
• It follows Daniel
• It follows "decembre
• It follows diciembre
• It follows directions?
• It follows epsilon
• It follows et.
• It follows evening or ball
• It follows first, second and third
• It follows folk
• It follows gee
• It follows Gen.
• It follows ''inter'' or ''et''
• It follows iodine in the periodic table
• It follows Jean in many French names
• It follows Joel
• It follows John
• It follows ka in the Spanish alphabet
• It follows Leap Day: Abbr.
• It follows lights and camera
• It follows logically...
• It follows many a dot
• It follows many moons
• It follows Mardi Gras
• It follows naturally
• It follows night
• It follows no- or low-
• It follows "nothin' like
• It follows Oct.
• It follows "peek" in a baby's game
• It follows penny
• It follows pi
• It follows "Plastics" and "We'll always have Paris" on the AFI list of top 100 movie quotes
• It follows printemps.
• It follows ''Purple'' in a song title
• It follows "Rice" in the supermarket
• It follows San or Dan
• It follows sex
• It follows Shevat
• It follows Shrove Tuesday
• It follows Shrovetide
• It follows sieben
• It follows "Sirs
• It follows song or slug
• It follows "status
• It follows sunset, in poetry
• It follows thallium in the periodic table
• It follows that ...
• It follows the 180th meridian
• It follows the answer to each starred clue
• It follows the British?
• It follows the dot in a campus Web address
• It follows the first curtain
• It follows the Gospels
• It follows the last Gospel
• It follows the last quarter
• It follows the overture
• It follows "utk." in coach Pat Summitt's email address
• It follows what
• It follows what or or
• It follows yoo
• ___ it for myself
• It forbids religious tests for political office
• It ___" (formal acknowledgment)
• It ___" (formal answer to "Who's there?")
• It __": formal self-identification
• It ___" (formal "Who's there?" reply)