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- She played Hermione
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- Actress Watson
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- ___ Coronel (El Chapo's wife)
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- Samms or Lazarus
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- 1816 Jane Austen novel
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- Avenger Mrs. Peel
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- Rachel's baby in "Friends"
- Austen classic
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- She plays Hermione
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- Austen novel that inspired "Clueless"
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- Actress Thompson or Watson
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- Novel that inspired the film "Clueless"
- Stone of "Birdman"
- Statue of Liberty poet Lazarus
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- Mrs. Charles Darwin
- Novel that inspired "Clueless"
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- She plays Harry's friend Hermione
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- Thompson or Stone
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- ___ Approved (web series adapted from a Jane Austen novel)
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- Paltrow role
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- Jane Austen classic
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- __ Lee Bunton, a.k.a. Baby Spice
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- Watson of "Noah"
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- Mr. Knightley's wife, in the novel of the same name
- She plays Hermione in "Harry Potter" films
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- La La Land Best Actress Stone
- 2016 Best Actress Stone of "La La Land"
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- Austen novel that inspired the film "Clueless"
- Watson who played Hermione in Harry Potter films
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- (Austen)
- 1815 classic whose title character is played by Anya Taylor-Joy in a 2020 film
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- John's first partner on American TV's "The Avengers"
- The Favourite actress Stone
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- Stone or Watson
- Watson who played Hermione
- Corrin who plays Diana in "The Crown"
- Watson of "Little Women"
- Kinds of Kindness star Stone
- Poor Things Oscar winner Stone
- 2021 US Open winner Raducanu
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- 1998 role for Uma
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- Top-10 baby name since 2002
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- #3 baby girl's name in 2010
- Glee guidance counselor
- #2 baby girl name in 2013
- #2 baby girl's name in 2013
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- Top-five baby girl name since 2002
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- Top baby girl's name of 2014
- Actress Stone or Thompson
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- #2 baby girl name for 2020
- #2 baby girl name for 2021
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- Thompson of "Angels in America"
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- Baby Spice's real first name
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- Pip ___ (during the afternoon, to a Brit)
- Younger sister of Isabella in a 19th-century novel
- 1932 Marie Dressler film
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- Anthony's "Remains of the Day" and "Howards End" costar
- Last Jane Austen novel published while she was alive
- Top 20 name for newborn girls in the U.S. since 1999
- 1975 Hot Chocolate hit
- Queen ___, mother of Edward the Confessor.
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- Queen Wilhelmina's mother.
- Ack ___.
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- Ack (or pip) ___.
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- ___ Goldman.
- Lazarus
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- Bovary or Eames
- Code word for M
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- Another Austen novel
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- Lazarus or Willard
- Dressler film: 1932
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- Jane Austen novel on which "Clueless" is based
- Stone in Hollywood
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- It dethroned Sophia as the #1 baby girl's name in the U.S. in 2014
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- Novel on which the film "Clueless" is based
- Top female baby name of 2014-18
- Top name in a Social Security Administration list every year from 2014 to 2017
- 1815 novel made into films in 1996 and 2020
- 1815 novel of romantic mis-understandings
- Anarchist/political activist Goldman
- YouTube star Chamberlain, whom The Atlantic called "the most talked-about teen influencer in the world"
- Actress Watson of the "Harry Potter" films
- Actress and gender equality activist Watson
- Classic novel with the line "You must be the best judge of your own happiness"
- Noted 1815 comedy of manners
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- Goldman who crusaded for birth control access
- ___ Raducanu, 2021 U.S. Open winner
- 1815 novel on which the film "Clueless" was based
- A well-known Stone
- Tennis champ Raducanu
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- Watson who portrayed Hermione Granger
- Stone of "Poor Things"
- Stone on a set
- Stone or Watson of the big screen
- ___ Raducanu, 2021 U.S. Open women's tennis champion
- 'Baby Spice' Bunton
- Samms or Watson
- Stone of film
- Watson of 'The Bling Ring'
- Jane Austen protagonist
- First name in anarchy
- Watson who played Meg in Greta Gerwig's "Little Women"
- Cline whose novel "The Guest" follows a young woman kicked out of her rich boyfriend's beach house in the Hamptons (May, 2023)
- 1816 Austen novel
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- Aurora Greenway's daughter
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- Spice Girl Bunton
- Mrs. Peel on "The Avengers"
- Thompson or Lazarus
- Austen novel made into a movie
- Bovary's first name
- Ross and Rachel's baby
- Thompson in "Dead Again"
- Gwyneth Paltrow title character, 1996
- Gwyneth Paltrow role of 1996
- Peel played by Rigg
- Avenger Peel
- 1815 Austen novel
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- Thompson of "Nanny McPhee"
- Jane's Ms. Woodhouse
- One Jane Austen novel
- Watson of film
- Actress Roberts
- Stone cast in movies
- Easy A star Stone
- Late Night star Thompson
- 2020 Anya Taylor-Joy film based on a Jane Austen novel
- Actress and gender equality advocate Watson
- Jane Austen heroine Woodhouse
- Jane Austen novel adapted for a 2020 film
- Stone who will star in "Cruella"
- Political activist Goldman
- U.N. Women Goodwill Ambassador Watson
- Watson or Stone of film
- Early 20th-century activist Goldman
- Jane Austen classic, or its heroine
- La La Land actress Stone
- Actress and activist Watson
- House of the Dragon actor D'Arcy
- Poor Things actress Stone
- Bunton of Spice Girls fame
- Corrin who portrayed Princess Diana in "The Crown"
- Tennis player Raducanu
- ___ Bovary
- Ms. Bovary
- The Crown actor Corrin
- Actress Bones or Stone
- Thompson in Howard's End
- Ms. Woodhouse
- Feminist Goldman
- Goldman or Lazarus
- A Woman of Substance woman
- Bronte novel
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- Woodhouse of literature
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- Goldman who wrote "Anarchism and Other Essays"
- Cruella star Stone
- Shiva Baby director Seligman
- 2021 US Open champion Raducanu
- Painter Amos
- ___ Gee, co-founder of the AAPA, which popularized the term "Asian American"
- Avengers Peel
- Thompson or Bovary
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- Classic Jane Austen novel
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- No. 1 baby girl name, 2014-2016
- Stone with an Oscar for "La La Land"
- Watson of Harry Potter movies
- Jane Austen title heroine
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- Activist Gonzalez
- Top baby girl's name since 2014
- Sense and Sensibility star Thompson
- Stranger Than Fiction actress Thompson
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- YouTube star Chamberlain
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- When ___ Falls in Love (Taylor Swift song)
- Hawaiian activist Nawahi
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- When ___ Falls in Love (Taylor Swift vault track from "Speak Now")
- 1816 novel set in the village of Highbury
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- Zombieland actress Stone
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- Sir Anthony's co-star in "Howards End"
- Inspiration for "Clueless"
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- Comic novel of 1816
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- Clueless was a retelling of it
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- Stone of "The Amazing Spider-Man"
- Once Upon a Time heroine
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- Flawed title character of 1815
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- Paris-born Watson
- Inspiration for the film "Clueless"
- Ross and Rachel's daughter on "Friends"
- Stone on screen
- Would-be matchmaker of literature
- Eight-movie co-star of Daniel and Rupert
- Madame Bovary's given name
- Most popular U.S. baby girl's name since 2014
- Oscar winner Stone
- Inspiration for 1995's "Clueless"
- Literary heroine described as "faultless in spite of all her faults"
- 1815 novel set in Highbury, England
- Stone of "Cruella"
- Stone with an Oscar
- Stone in films
- 1815 novel set in Highbury
- Girl's name supplanted as most popular by Olivia in 2019
- Jane Austen's title matchmaker
- Stone on film
