| Clue | Length | Answer |
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| Earth is one | 3 letters | orb |
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| Earth is one | 6 letters | planet |
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- Spheroid
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- sun, for one
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- Celestial shape, to a poet
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- sphere, to poets
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- A celestial body, a spherical shape
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- Shape of a marble or basketball
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- Revolutionary body
- Mercury is one in our Solar System
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- Celestial body
- Mars, for one
- solar system circler
- Neptune, eg
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- Venus, for example
- Mars or Uranus
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- Mercury or Saturn
- Mars, for example
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- Mercury, e.g.
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- Jupiter, eg
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- venus, but not serena
- Way to load part-emptied revolver?
- It goes around in circles
- Earth or Venus
- Neptune is the eighth one from the sun
- Astronomical concern
- Mars or Jupiter
- map possible martian's origin
- Hollywood
- Sun circler
- Item in this puzzle's theme
- Venus, for one
- pluto, e.g.
- Morning star, e.g.
- Celestial revolver
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- A celestial body
- Galaxy member
- Daily ...... (Clark Kent's paper)
- One of nine revolvers
- "...... of the Apes," 1968 film
- Simian domain in a 1968 film
- Solar satellite
- Orrery item
- Kent's Daily ......
- Neptune is one
- Palomar sighting
- One of nine major bodies
- Earth, e.g.
- Venus is one
- Used to have 9, now 8
- Tython from “Star Wars,” e.g.
- Saturn, for one
- saturn, eg
- Factory stocking English revolver?
- Saturn, e.g.
- Earth perhaps flat? Thinking initially
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- scheme for alien on earth, say