Crossword Clue: Lost ___

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Carney or Buchwald
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Dali display, say
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Bust, maybe
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"A lie that makes us realize truth," per Picasso
"... but is it ___?"
"___ is long . . . "
__ show
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Tom Jones collaborators ___ of Noise
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Pitti Palace attraction
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Met filler
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It may be there for its own sake
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Installation, e.g.
Humanities major
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Dramaturgy is one
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Carney or Tatum
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Busts inside a museum?
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