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- 1996 also-ran
- Pineapple name
- Pineapple producer
- 1996 Clinton challenger
- Robert or Elizabeth
- Pineapple grower
- Ration
- 1990s ticket name
- Dish (out)
- Brand in the canned-fruit aisle
- Fruit company with a sun in its logo
- Welfare, with "the"
- Canned fruit brand
- Liddy the pol
- Charitably hand out
- Overseas welfare
- 1996 Clinton rival
- Campaigner in 1996
- Charity distribution
- Bob whom Bill beat
- Grant to the needy
- Pineapple brand
- Big name in pineapple
- Namesake of the University of Kansas's politics institute
- Owner of the island of Lanai, once
- Whom Macdonald often impersonated on '90s "SNL" episodes
- Chairman of the 26-Across in the '70s
- Comstock _____
- Company that directly benefited from the US annexation of Hawai'i
- '96 Senate resignee
- Clinton opponent of '96
- Distribute sparingly
- Charitable allotment
- Clinton challenger
- Presidential race dropout Elizabeth
- Clinton foe
- Ration (out)
- The Pineapple King
- Big name in pineapples
- Bob or Elizabeth
- Pineapple packager
- Senate candidate Elizabeth
- Clinton opponent
- Clinton opponent of 1996
- Hawaii's first territorial governor
- Loser to Clinton in '96
- 1996 loser to Clinton
- Clinton's opponent of 1996
- Allot, in this puzzle's theme
- Hand (out)
- Loser to Clinton in 1996
- Surname on a 1996 ballot
- Former senator who made a brief appearance in "Wordplay"
- Big name in bananas
- Major Hawaiian plant
- Former senator who did Viagra commercials
- Former Kansas senator who said "Life is very important to Americans"
- Big name in the pineapple biz
- Clinton defeated him in 1996
- He lost to Clinton in 1996
- Surname on a 1996 presidential ballot
- Name in pineapples
- Pineapple purveyor
- Former senator for Kansas
- Kansas' favorite son
- Dispense charitably
- Distribute
- Parcel, with "out"
- Give (out) sparingly
- 1996 candidate
- Bob who lost to Bill
- Loser to Clinton
- On the __: receiving relief payments
- Senate majority leader before Lott
- Give sparingly
- Allot, with "out"
- Senator from Kansas or North Carolina
- Mete (out)
- Jobless benefit
- Two-time '80s-'90s Senate majority leader
- 1996 runner-up
- Charitable distribution
- Clinton's 1996 opponent
- Former North Carolina senator Elizabeth
- Give (out)
- __ Plantation, site of the world's largest maze
- Serve sparingly, with "out"
- Name on a banana sticker
- Parcel (out)
- Agricultural giant whose mascot is Bobby Banana
- 1996 Senate retiree
- Big name in fruit
- Kemp's running mate
- Republican from Russell
- Bob or Liddy
- Campaign '96 name
- Former Red Cross head
- First governor of Hawaii
- '96 also-ran
- Also-ran in '96
- 1996 campaign name
- Former Kansas senator
- North Carolina Senate candidate
- Current North Carolina senator
- Jesse Helms successor
- Senator Elizabeth
- 1996 White House candidate
- North Carolina senator
- Bill Clinton opponent in '96
- Distribute, with "out"
- Thurmond's Senate successor
- '96 presidential candidate
- 1996 presidential candidate
- Allotment
- Altruistic allotment
- Clinton's opponent in '96
- Two-time national ticket candidate
- Distribute sparingly, with "out"
- 1996 national candidate
- Ford's 1976 running mate
- Politician Bob
- Viagra spokesman
- North Carolina senator Elizabeth
- 1996 presidential candidate Bob
- Del Monte rival
- Longtime Senate colleague of Kassebaum
- Winner of 159 electoral votes in 1996
- Chiquita rival
- British headache after last war.
- Pittance.
- Governor of Hawaii until 1904.
- Famous name in Hawaii.
- First president of Hawaiian Republic, 1884.
- Gift of charity.
- Distribution.
- Ration for the needy.
- Give out scantily.
- Give sparingly (with "out").
- Anything given sparingly.
- Eleemosynary payment.
- President of Hawaiian republic, 1894.
- Alms.
- Give but little.
- President of Hawaii, 1894.
- Measure (out).
- Well-known name in Hawaii.
- Dispensation.
- Relief, in Britain.
- Disburse
- Pass out
- Certain payment
- Familiar name in Hawaii
- British welfare
- Senator
- Welfare money
- Charity
- Deal out
- Grief, to poets
- Kansas Senator
- Allot sparingly
- An also-ran in '76
- An also-ran in 1976
- Ford's running mate in '76
- Loser to Mondale
- Mondale's rival last year
- Also-ran in 1976 and early in 1980
- Ford's running mate: 1976
- Kansan who yielded to Reagan early in 1980
- Ford's running mate
- Presidential running mate: 1976
- Senator from Kansas
- V.I.P. in the Senate
- Big name in Hawaii
- Ford's running mate in 1976
- He raced with a Ford in 1976
- Kansas notable
- Relief in England
- Sec. of Transportation
- Secy. of Transportation
- He crashed with a Ford
- He went down with a Ford
- Transportation notable
- Elizabeth or Robert
- Majority leader
- Relief
- Vice Presidential candidate: 1976
- G.O.P. candidate
- Welfare, in Soho
- A rival of Bush
- Senator from Kan.
- Bush rival in 1988
- Hawaiian statesman: 1844-1926
- Kan. senator
- Pasteur's birthplace
- Bush's Secretary of Labor
- Senate minority leader
- Bob from Kan.
- Subsistence
- Agricultural giant founded in Hawaii in 1851
- First and only president of the Republic of Hawaii
- Portion (out)
- Major employer in Hawaii
- Handouts
- Senate V.I.P.
- ___Food Company
- Former Senate leader
- Elizabeth of the Red Cross
- Politico Elizabeth
- 1996 candidate Bob
- Lott's predecessor
- Share
- Loser in 1996
- 1996 Republican standard-bearer
- Food company with a sun in its logo
- Welfare payments, e.g.
- Senate majority leader, 1985-87
- Apportionment
- Labor secretary under the first George Bush
- Founder of an Oahu plantation
- Republican candidate between Bush and Bush
- Charity allotment
- James who was known as the Pineapple King
- Company whose mascot is Bobby Banana
- McCain : 2008 :: ___ : 1996
- World's largest fruit company
- Fruit giant
- Giant in the fruit and vegetable market
- Its plantation features the Pineapple Garden Maze
- Handouts, with "the"
- Agricultural giant with the mascot Bobby Banana
- Food company with a sunburst in its logo
- Firm fruit
- On the ___
- Food company founded in Hawaii
- Ration, with 'out'
- Politico Bob
- Mete
- Stones "I'm on the __. We ain't for hire"
- Stones "I'm on the ___, we ain't for hire"
- Reagan Cabinet member
- 2000 Republican hopeful
- He's lost elections and erections
- She backs Bush
- Banana brand
- Big name in the pineapple business
- Charitable presidential hopeful?
- He ran beside a Ford
- One-time Y2K presidential candidate
- Elizabeth or Bob
- Kemp ran with him
- Presidential candidate in 1996
- Runner-up before Gore
- Elizabeth formerly of the Red Cross
- Former Red Cross chief
- Apportion
- Charitable dispensation
- Windsor welfare
- Give out in small quantities
- Administer in small portions (with "out")
- Major fruit canner
- One-time Clinton challenger
- Election loser in 1996
- Clinton rival in '96
- 1996 or 2000 presidential candidate
- He ran with Ford
- Premier pineapple producer
- Pineapple company
- ___ Whip (pineapple dessert)
- Big name in canned fruit
- Big name in politics
- Politically powerful Kansan
- Kansas VIP
- Republican bigwig
- Unemployment pay
- Clinton's opponent
- The ____: Brit's welfare
- Welfare in Wembley
- He lost to Clinton
- Politico Bob or Elizabeth
- Y2K presidential candidate
- 1996 or 2000 presidential hopeful
- Relief payment
- Presidential candidate of '96
- Pineapple giant
- Mete substitute
- Name on some banana stickers
- ___ out (distribute)
- ___ out (divvy up)
- ___ out (dispense)
- 1996 loser
- Elizabeth on the Hill
- Senator married to an ex-senator
- Wordplay notable
- Mondale's 1976 debate opponent
- Its mascot is Bobby Banana
- Most frequent guest on "Meet the Press"
- Fruit juice brand
- Company that owns nearly all of the island of Lanai
- Warwickshire welfare
- Chiquita competitor
- Big name in the produce aisle
- Big name in the fruit and vegetable business
- Major pineapple company
- North Carolina's first female senator
- Senate majority leader of the 1980s and 1990s
- Big name in fruits and vegetables
- Big name in the banana business
