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20 results for WHOM from Modern Era puzzles:

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Date	Grid	Clue	Author
Fri Dec 15, 2023	43A	Pronoun functioning as an object (not a subject!)	Alex Tomlinson
Wed Jun 29, 2022	10A	Pronoun before "it may concern"	Jared Goudsmit
Wed Aug 19, 2020	59D	Often-misused pronoun (2)	Brandon Koppy
Sun May 10, 2020	102D	Tricky pronoun to use	Adam Fromm
Mon Oct 10, 2016	66A	"For ___ the Bell Tolls" (2)	Patrick Merrell
Wed Feb 10, 2016	44A	Pronoun in letter greetings	John Guzzetta
Mon May 11, 2015	52A	To ___ it may concern (3)	Joe DiPietro
Sat Aug 18, 2012	54D	"___ the gods would destroy ..."	Dana Motley
Wed Aug 12, 2009	47A	Pronoun in the starts of many letters	Peter A. Collins & Joe Krozel
Wed Aug 20, 2008	24D	Part of T.W.I.M.C.	Allan E. Parrish
Tue Jun 5, 2007	36D	Often-misused pronoun (2)	Barry C. Silk
Tue Jul 18, 2006	23A	Much underused pronoun	Kevan Choset
Sun Jun 25, 2006	37D	Maine radio station whose call letters spell a pronoun	Jim Page
Wed Apr 20, 2005	39A	Pronoun in a Hemingway title (2)	Joe DiPietro
Sun Oct 3, 2004	17D	Pronoun following a preposition	Randolph Ross
Wed Nov 26, 2003	15A	Oft-misused pronoun	Tyler Hinman
Mon Nov 19, 2001	6D	"For ___ the Bell Tolls" (2)	Peter Gordon
Mon Oct 29, 2001	10D	To ___ it may concern (3)	Richard Hughes
Sun Feb 4, 2001	4D	Pronoun in a Hemingway title (2)	Frank A. Longo
Thu Oct 23, 1997	67A	"To ___ it may concern" (3)	Frances Hansen

17 results for WHOM from pre-Shortz puzzles:

Date	Grid	Clue	Author	Editor
Thu Apr 4, 1991	13A	To ___ it may concern	Joy L. Wouk	Maleska
Mon Jul 9, 1990	28A	"For ___ the Bell Tolls"	Eugene T. Maleska	Maleska
Thu Jan 5, 1989	15A	Objective pronoun	Frances Hansen	Maleska
Fri Jun 29, 1984	50A	Word in a Hemingway title	Daniel Girardi	Maleska
Wed Jan 16, 1980	55D	Second word of a Hemingway title	Jean J. Davison	Maleska
Fri Feb 24, 1978	55D	"To ___ it may ... "	Stephanie Spadaccini	Maleska
Sat Mar 16, 1974	32D	Pronoun	Hugh McElroy	Weng
Fri Sep 18, 1970	56D	Pronoun	Unknown	Weng
Wed Feb 8, 1967	34A	Pronoun.	William Lutwiniak	Farrar
Thu May 10, 1962	3D	Pronoun.	Brice Metcalfe	Farrar
Thu Mar 17, 1960	54D	Often misused pronoun.	Unknown	Farrar
Sat Nov 28, 1959	19A	Objective pronoun.	Unknown	Farrar
Sun Dec 22, 1957	11D	Pronoun.	Herbert Ettenson	Farrar
Wed Feb 23, 1955	50A	Literate pronoun.	Jack Luzzatto	Farrar
Sat Nov 6, 1954	53D	Oft-neglected pronoun.	Unknown	Farrar
Wed Feb 20, 1952	54D	Rarely used pronoun.	Unknown	Farrar
Mon Jan 15, 1951	31D	Second word of a Hemingway title.	Willard N. Jordan	Farrar

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