The Puzzler May 2, 2006

What's My Line?

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A secret guest is hiding in this puzzle's grid. Hints of the guest's identity and occupation are given in the form of eight unclued entries. Clue answers and unclued entries will occupy all but one square of the grid; that square may be filled by completing the name and occupation of the secret guest. Unclued entries range in length from four to ten letters; one is a two-word phrase. Answers should be entered normally, though their starting and ending bars are not shown. Eight clue answers are capitalized.

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