Crossword Clue: ''___ upon a midnight dreary ...''

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"___ upon a time ..."
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___ de Leon
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"Fool me ___, shame on you ..."
___ over lightly
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"Going ___, going . . ."
"____ upon a time..."
"___ Upon a Mattress"
"___ again ..."
You only live ___
Tony-winning musical of 2012
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"The Raven" starter
"Going ___, going ..."
"Going ___ . . ." (auction phrase)
"___ Upon a Time" (ABC series)
"___ Upon a Time in America"
"___ upon a time . . ."
"___ bitten . . . "
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Ian Hunter's "___ Bitten, Twice Shy"
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Historically
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Give it a ___-over (scan)
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First word in many a fairy tale
First word in "The Raven"
Fairy tale's opening word
Dishwalla "___ in a While"
Common fairy-tale opener
Between twice and never
Before you were born
Bedtime story starter
Bedtime story opening
Bedtime story opener
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At some prior point
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At a time in the past
At ___ (immediately)
Again's partner
A third of thrice
A single occasion
A bit more than never
"Time was . . ."
"There was a time . . ."
"The ___ and Future King"
"If I've told you ___ . . ."
"Going ___, going twice"
"Going ___ ..." (auctioneer's cry)
"Going ___ . . ." (auctioneer's cry)
"For ___ in My Life" (Stevie Wonder)
"Fool me ___, shame on you . . ."
"... __ and for all!"
"____ Bitten"
"___ upon a time ..." (fairy tale starter)
"___ in a blue moon"
"___ bitten ..."
"___ and for all"
''The ___ and Future King''
___-over (cursory glance)
____ in a lifetime
___ upon a time
And more
___ around the bases
Not again
___ a day
__ in a blue moon
__ and for all
You only live ____
YOLO part
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Without repeat
When the time comes that
Way back in time
Way back in the day
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Tots' story starter
Tony-winning musical whose main characters are named Guy and Girl
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The second "O" of YOLO
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Start of Poe's "Raven."
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Some years ago
Some say it's not enough
Smashing Pumpkins "___ in a While"
Single instance
Simple Minds "___ Upon a Time"
Siete + cuatro
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Rod Stewart "___ in love you're never out of danger"
Reminiscence opener
Popular story starter
Pearl Jam's first song on CD ever
Pearl Jam's "Alive" B-side
Pearl Jam trilogy: "Footsteps," "Alive," ___
Pearl Jam "Momma-Son" trilogy: "Alive," "___," "Footsteps"
Partner of for all
Opportunity's frequency
On one occasion
Ocho + tres
Number of times Howard Hughes's Spruce Goose flew
Number of times a horse can enter the Kentucky Derby
Number of players on a fútbol team
Now, at ...!
Not never, but close
Not enough, according to Susann
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Not a second time
Nostalgic adverb
Never before, never again
Neil Diamond "___ in a While"
Movie whose song "Falling Slowly" won an Oscar
Limerick word
Just more than never
José's 11
John Berger's "_____ in Europa"
James Ingram soft rock hit "Just ___"
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Ian Hunter "___ Bitten, Twice Shy"
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Grimm start
Grimm opening
Great White "___ Bitten, Twice Shy"
Give the ___-over
For a single time
For ___ (on this occasion)
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First word of many tales.
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First word of "Love's Old Sweet Song."
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Film whose "Falling Slowly" won the Best Original Song Oscar
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