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| New York Times crossword of December 19th, 2014 other clues |
| Underground waves? |
| Vacuum maintainer |
| Volume 1 starter, maybe |
| Where you might see someone walk the dog |
| ___ center |
| About 28% of the U.N.: Abbr |
| 'Ella giammai m'___' (Verdi aria) |
| 'Extra! Extra!,' e.g |
| 'Scimitar-horned' creature |
| 'Star Wars' boy, informally |
| 0, for 180 degrees |
| Almost any character in Jon Stewart's 'Rosewater' |
| Animal on the Michigan state flag |
| Big name in chips |
| Black-and-white engraving |
| Casts a wide net? |
| Cereal that reverted to spherical shapes in 2007 |
| Certain drop in motivation |
| Chorus of approval |
| Coin with a picture of un rey |
| Common notes |
| County name in three states |
| Craft that must overcome wave drag, in brief |
| Dr. Watson portrayer on CBS's 'Elementary' |
| Ending with psy- |
| Enzyme suffix |
| Fan fixation |
| Fictional school bully with henchmen named Crabbe and Goyle |
| Find a spot for, say |
| Flowering shrub whose name comes from the Greek for 'coil' |
| Frontman's assignment |
| Gate approx |
| Gillette brand |
| Gown maker's supply |
| Heading: Abbr |
| Indigestion cause |
| Indulges oneself, in a way |
| Is beyond compare |
| Lot |
| Lot, maybe |
| Major media event of '95 |
| Many email attachments |
| Mechanically |
| Never-seen neighbor on 'The Mary Tyler Moore Show' |
| No longer sudsy, say |
| Novel format |
| Novel subtitled 'The Parish Boy's Progress' |
| Ones involved in horseplay? |
| Pack animal? |
| Part of SALT |
| Play house? |
| Plea opener |
| Practice swizzles and twizzles, say |
| Pretend to be |
| Quaint office supply |
| Rarin' to go |
| Shoot back |
| Some bottled water purchases |
| Some haggis ingredients |
| Stiletto attachment, perhaps |
| Subway option |
| Table filler |
| Tests that accommodate claustrophobes |
| There's the rub! |
| Tips of wingtips |
| Tiresias in 'Oedipus Rex,' e.g |
| Track star of 1977 |
| Tree whose name sounds like a letter of the alphabet |
| Turbine blades |
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