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L E T D I E
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| New York Times crossword of February 13th, 2013 other clues |
| Greyhound lookalike |
| Had down cold |
| Humorist Barry |
| K-9 Corps member? |
| King, queen or jack? |
| LAX monitor info |
| Leftorium owner on 'The Simpsons' |
| Lesser-played half of a 45 |
| Lineage-based women's org |
| Magician's hiding spot |
| Make 'it' |
| Many a H.S. dropout's goal ... and what's added to 17-, 25-, 36-, 51- and 60-Across |
| Missed the mark |
| P, to Pythagoras |
| Pan Am rival |
| Paternity suit evidence |
| Pittsburgh radio station since 1920, said to be the world's first |
| Prefix with cast |
| Prepare for next year's models, say |
| Pricing word |
| Put a match to |
| Puts up |
| One of a biathlete's pair |
| Relaxed |
| Rouge or blanc selection |
| Ore suffix |
| Safecrackers |
| Senior softballers, e.g.? |
| Small-screen performance of 'Hamlet,' e.g.? |
| Sparkly component of face paint |
| Star in Cygnus |
| Teeter-totters |
| Thai currency |
| Tries to win |
| Try to win |
| Use plastic |
| 'ER' personnel |
| 'Fore |
| 'Well, ___-di-dah!' |
| 'The Turner Diaries' conflict |
| 'The Name of the Rose' author |
| 'Venerable' monk of old England |
| 'What ___' ('Ho-hum') |
| '___ knows?' |
| A few bricks short of a load |
| Author Waugh |
| Barley wine, really |
| Blood bank supplies |
| Broadway title character who sings 'Tea for Two' |
| Cable alternative, for short |
| Certain turkey |
| CNN's Barnett and others |
| CNN's Burnett |
| Common packaging word |
| Counterpart of long |
| Cousins of chimps |
| Dash component |
| Dental deposits |
| Descartes's 'sum,' translated |
| El Al hub city |
| FF's opposite, on a VCR |
| Fig. on an I.R.S. schedule |
| First movie to gross more than $2 billion |
| Foliage-viewing mo |
| Fool |
| Former first lady sporting a different outfit? |
| Fun house worker, maybe |
| Gooey camp fare |
| Vacation time in Versailles |
| Welcome sign for a B'way angel |
| Zimbabwean strongman Robert |
| ___ crossroads |
| ___ Flux (Charlize Theron role) |
| Nymph of Mount Ida, e.g |
| Mus. key with four sharps |
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