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Crossword clues for Make It With You band:

OTOWN: MTV-created "Making the Band" band
OTOWN: Making the Band band
OTOWN: Boy band made on the reality show "Making the Band"
DEMOS: Aspiring bands make them
ELKHART: Indiana city famous for making band instruments
TOURS: Bands make T-shirts for them
SPLASH: What hot new band makes
ARCHIES: Make-believe band of the late '60s
OBI: Japanese band that makes no sound
OKGO: Chicago band who make one-take viral videos
JANDJ: Co. that makes Band-Aids
GOSOLO: Leave the band to make it big on one's own
ONEHIT: It may make a band a "wonder"
ELEMENTS: Factors that make a band
COMAS: Alt-rock "Wave to Make Friends" band
TONEDEAF: Unlikely to make the band
NEDIRECTION: What Makes You Beautiful band after Harry left in protest over moving their home base from London to Norwich?
ORAL: Agreement band shouldn't make
ORAL: Deal band shouldn't make
LYE: Heavy Toronto band used for making soap?
BREADANDCIRCUSES: Make It With You band touring with the Ringling Brothers?
BREAD: Make It With You band
PETSHOPBOYS: Opportunities (Let's Make Lots of Money) band
XTC: Making Plans For Nigel band
REO: Make in a classic rock band
REUNITE: Make a comeback, as a band might
TAKETHE: With 62-Across, 1976 Steve Miller Band hit, and what you do to make the answers to the starred clues make sense
DRAGQUEEN: Make fun of Freddie Mercury's band?
BOYZIIMEN: Band whose 1994 song "I'll Make Love to You" was #1 for 14 weeks
BANGLESANDBEADS: Manic Monday band appearing at a jewelry-making show?
XTC: Making Plans for Nigel New Wave band
ONYOU: The joke's _____!” nyt 1995 ONYX Banded chalcedony nyt 1995 ONYXES They may make cameo appearances nyt 1995 OODLES Scads nyt 1995 OOF Response to a punch nyt 1995 OOF Sluggee's exclamation nyt 1995 OOH 1978 Linda Ronstadt hit _____ Baby Baby"
LOVESTINKS: Pessimistic J. Geils Band hit with the line "It's gonna make you cry"
INXS: Band whose lead singer is the subject of the in-the-making documentary "Mystify"
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