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• ___ Annie (girl who cain't say no in Oklahoma!)

• ___ Annie (Oklahoma! character)

• ___ Annie (Oklahoma! role)

• ___ Annie (singer of I Cain't Say No in Oklahoma!)

• ___ Annie from Oklahoma!

• ___ Annie in Oklahoma!

• ___ Annie, of Oklahoma!

• 'Much ___ About Nothing'

• 'Much ___...'

• 'Oklahoma!' Annie

• 'Without further ___...'

• 2 Fuss

• A stirring-up

• Activity

• And now, without further ___

• Ballyhoo

• Big bother

• Big busyness

• Big commotion

• Big deal

• Big flap

• Big fuss

• Big hullabaloo

• Big stink

• Blether

• Bother or pother

• Bother over trivialities

• Bother, in a title of The Bard

• Bother, to the Bard

• Botheration

• Brouhaha

• Bunch of hoo-ha

• Bustle

• Bustle of activity

• Bustling about

• Bustling activity

• Bustling commotion

• Busy activity

• Busy and useless activity

• Busyness

• Buzz

• Buzzing

• Buzzing about

• City NE of Lagos

• Clamor

• Color finish

• Commotion

• Complication

• Confusion

• Difficulty

• Disturbance

• Dither

• Dust-up

• Excited activity

• Excitement

• Fanfare in a Shakespeare title

• Ferment

• Flap

• Flap on a Shakespeare cover?

• Flap, so to speak

• Flurry

• Flurry of activity

• Flutter

• Foofaraw

• Fracas

• Frenzied activity

• Frequent further follower

• Furor

• Further follower, frequently

• Further matter?

• Fuss and bother

• Fuss and feathers

• Fuss in a Shakespeare title

• Fuss or bother

• Fuss, to Shakespeare

• Fussing

• Fussy bustle

• Fussy bustling

• Fussy excitement

• Goings on

• Great deal of fuss

• Hassle

• Heard oration filled with passion (5)

• Hearty partying

• Hectic confusion

• Hoo-ha

• Hornet's nest

• Hubbub

• Hubbub, to the bard

• Hue and cry

• Hue and cry, e.g.

• Hullabaloo

• Hurly-burly

• Hurry-scurry

• Hustle and bustle

• Hustle or bustle

• Hustle-bustle

• It may be about nothing

• It may be further

• It might be about nothing much

• It might be made about nothing

• It was about nothing, in a 17th-century play

• It's a big deal

• It's often about nothing

• Kerfuffle

• Misspent energy

• Mountain out of a molehill

• Much ___ about

• Much ___ About You (Eloisa James novel)

• Much about nothing

• Much flurry

• Much kerfuffle

• Much may be made about nothing

• Much of a stir

• Much of it's about nothing

• Needless bother

• Needless fuss

• Noise

• Noisy commotion

• Now, without further ___

• Oklahoma! character ___ Annie

• Opposite of peace

• Pointless fuss

• Result of misspent energy

• Rhubarb

• Rowdydow

• Ruckus

• Ruction

• Running around

• Scene

• Shakespeare title word

• Shakespeare wrote there was much of this

• Shakespeare's Much ___ About Nothing

• Shakespeare's stir

• Shakespearean commotion

• Shakespearean fuss

• Shakespearean hubbub

• Shakespearean scene?

• Small ruckus

• Something about nothing?

• Something further?

• Stink

• Stink, of sorts

• Stir; flurry

• Stirring

• Teapot tempest

• Tempest in a teapot

• There was much of it for Shakespeare

• There was much of this in Shakespeare

• There's much of this according to Shakespeare

• Time-wasting bother

• Tizzy

• Toil and trouble

• Touse or towse

• Travail

• Trifling fuss

• Trivial bother

• Trivial fuss

• Trivial time-wasting

• Trouble

• Trouble in a Shakespeare title

• Tumult

• Turbulent time

• Turmoil

• Tzimmes

• Unproductive bother

• Unproductive commotion

• Unseemly fuss

• Upheaval

• Uproar

• Upset

• Useless activity

• Was about nothing, according to Shakespeare

• Wasteful bother

• Whirl

• Why make ye this ___ (Mark 5:39)

• Why make ye this ___, and weep? (Mark 5:39)

• Without any further ___

• Without further conclusion

• Word after without further

• Word heard after further

• Word hidden four times in this puzzle

• Word in a Shakespeare comedy title

• Word in a Shakespeare title

• Word often following further

• Word with further

• Y2K rollover prelude, e.g.

• A rapid bustling commotion