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| New York Times crossword of December 9th, 2004 other clues |
| Alphabet trio |
| Assortment |
| Big belt |
| Biting pests |
| Burkina ___, neighbor of Mali |
| Capturing |
| Citrus coolers |
| City where El Greco died |
| Clarks crush |
| Co. unit |
| Coffee makers accessory |
| Dance with bandoneón accompaniment |
| Defeater of Clay |
| Deli snacks |
| Digitally entered |
| Directly opposed |
| Donald Duck, to his nephews |
| Dont do it: Var. |
| Doubles partners call |
| Elusive one of childrens books |
| Enlighten |
| Eschew home cooking |
| Feature of many a bird |
| First line of Misty |
| Game in which jacks are always highest trumps |
| Give ___ (care) |
| Goes on strike |
| Goes south in a big way |
| Heaps |
| Hitching place |
| Hobbling |
| Italian clothing label |
| James of Hollywood |
| M.O.s |
| Make content |
| Meddler |
| Michael who wrote the 1975 best seller Power! |
| Modern jargon word for complete nonsense |
| Mrs. Chaplin |
| Needle, perhaps |
| Neighbor of Java |
| Nest eggs, for short |
| New Haven, City of ___ |
| No longer bothered by |
| Prefix with graphic |
| Quick approval: Abbr. |
| Racket |
| Sat down, slangily |
| Score just before winning a game |
| See 18-Across |
| See 18-Across |
| See 18-Across |
| Shakespearean title character |
| Signed on |
| Soccer great |
| Subject of a pioneering 1965 MoMA show |
| Subject of this puzzle |
| Suffix with glycer- |
| Tack on |
| Tour de France stage |
| With 25-, 42- and 55-Across, a definition of 1-Across, according to Dennis Miller |
| Workers shout |
| Year in the reign of Edward the Elder |
| Yellow-throated birds |
| [Horrors!] |
| ___ Island, N.Y. |
| ___ Moro, former Italian P.M. |
| ___ Stadium in Queens |
| Are you ___ out? |
| See ya! |
| ___ Ben Adhem |
| ___ Coming (1969 hit) |
| ___ say! |
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