Crossword Clue: Bond category, informally

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Actor Paul
"Scarface" star Paul
Tax-exempt bond, for short
City bond, informally
Pasteur portrayer
City bond, for short
Tax-free bond, for short
Tax-free govt. bond
Tax-free bond, briefly
City bond, briefly
Certain bond, informally
Certain bond, for short
Bond type, briefly
Tax-exempt bond, briefly
Stage great
Scarface portrayer
Local bond, briefly
"Scarface" star
"Scarface" actor Paul
State-issued bond, for short
Short bond?
Paul in "Scarface"
Local bond, familiarly
He portrayed Zola
He portrayed Pasteur
He played Pasteur
Govt. financing vehicle
City bond, in brief
Certain bond, briefly
Bond category, for short
"Scarface" star, 1932
"Scarface" star Paul (1932)
"Scarface" actor
''Scarface'' star Paul
Zola portrayer Paul
Zola portrayer of 1937
Zola portrayer
Type of tax-advantaged bond, for short
Tax-exempt investment, for short
Star who played Pasteur
Star of "The Good Earth"
Star of "Scarface" in 1932
Stage and screen name
Scarface star
Portrayer of Zola in a 1937 movie
Portrayer of Zola
Paul who played Emile
Paul of "The Story of Louis Pasteur" (2,7)
Pasteur's portrayer
Oscar-winning Pasteur portrayer
Oscar winner: 1936
Oldtime actor Paul
Name in Hollywood lore
Mr. Weisenfreund
Local govt. bond
L.A. bond, e.g.
He played Zola.
He played Zola, Pasteur et al.
He played Pasteur and Zola.
Famed actor
Emile Zola's portrayer
Early "Scarface" star
City-run, for short
City-run, as a bus system
City-related, for short
City bond, slangily
City bond, familiarly
Cinema's Zola
Certain tax-free investment, for short
Certain bond, slangily
Bond variety, briefly
Bond type, for short
Bond that's often tax-free, for short
Bond that's often tax-exempt, for short
Bond nickname
Best Actor for "The Story of Louis Pasteur"
Actor who played Zola
Actor in "The Good Earth"
A 1936 Oscar winner
1936 Pasteur portrayer
1936 Oscar winner for his Pasteur portrayal
"The Last Angry Man" star: 1959
"The Last Angry Man" actor
"The Good Earth" star
"Scarface" portrayer
"Counter-Attack" star: 1945
''We Are Not Alone'' star
''Scarface'' actor Paul

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