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| New York Times crossword of December 19th, 2010 other clues |
| Spaceship attire |
| Steak ___ |
| Student's stat. |
| Subterfuge |
| Suffix with vir- |
| Superhero played by Liam Neeson in a 1990 film |
| Tactic used against Britain by Napoleon |
| Terbium or thulium |
| The year 1045 |
| There from the start |
| Think probable |
| Tiramisu features |
| Towering |
| Trace of blood? |
| Track star Owens |
| Tundra or wetland |
| Turkish pooh-bahs |
| Veer back |
| Wang of fashion |
| What the focus of a 125-Across will do at its climax |
| Whence the line 'I fear Greeks even when they bring gifts' |
| With 146-Across, what the center of this puzzle is doing during a 125-Across |
| Yankee great Joe, colloquially |
| Youthful prank in a car |
| Zero |
| [Just like that!] |
| ___ Kippur |
| ___-to |
| Commodore's insignia |
| Crackerjacks |
| Dawn |
| Deep-dish dishes |
| Delivery people, briefly |
| Dharma follower |
| Director Anderson |
| Driller?: Abbr. |
| Drinking and gambling |
| Dub |
| Duff Beer vendor |
| Dummies |
| E.M.T.'s training |
| E.U. group |
| Enthrones |
| Era of ignorance |
| Event on Dec. 21, 2010, viewable in North and South America, depicted visually in this puzzle |
| Extended solo |
| Father-and-son actors |
| Feature of some pool balls |
| Feeling |
| Fender bender, e.g. |
| First female U.S. secretary of state |
| Flying Cloud, e.g. |
| Folds |
| Football meas. |
| Football's Sanders |
| Forest game |
| Glen Canyon ___ |
| Glossy black bird |
| Golden State campus inits. |
| Grateful response |
| Haggling |
| Hang open |
| '___ out?' |
| '___ said ...' |
| '___ yellow ribbon ...' |
| 1914 Edgar Rice Burroughs novel set in an underground land |
| 1968 U.S. Open champ |
| 1974 Japanese Nobelist |
| A long time past |
| Actor Morales |
| Actress Gardner |
| Aircraft gauges |
| Amorous skunk in cartoons |
| Aquarium fish |
| At night |
| Atlantic City locale, with 'the' |
| Author Roald |
| Bart Simpson's grandmother |
| Basic solutions |
| Battle over domain |
| Beach seen from Diamond Head |
| Beethoven's 'Appassionata,' e.g. |
| Big name in athletic footwear |
| Big name in athletic footwear |
| Bistro offering |
| Boarding aids |
| Book set? |
| Breach |
| Bygone European capital |
| Castaway's locale |
| Catalog |
| Classic rebuke |
| Clinton or Obama, once: Abbr. |
| Clone of an optical medium's contents |
| Column in a dating questionnaire |
| Comic Philips |
| Novelty glasses |
| Objects of interest in a 125-Across |
| Observatory feature |
| Once, in the past |
| One getting a lift? |
| One of the Brontes |
| One of the Islamic virtues |
| One that overflows |
| One way to stop |
| Optimist's focus |
| Out-and-out |
| Paper for which Murray Kempton and Jim Dwyer won Pulitzers |
| Pardner, say |
| Pitcher |
| Place to put bags |
| Pliny possessive |
| Pot-au-feu, e.g. |
| Powder rooms? |
| Prepare to fight |
| Promising proposal |
| Protective membrane |
| Proust's '___ Way' |
| Rama's kingdom |
| Reagan and others |
| Remove drapes from, as a room |
| Rent-___ |
| Sailor who debuted in a 1929 comic |
| Science |
| See 137-Across |
| Shop dresser |
| Six-time All-Star third baseman for the 1970s Dodgers |
| Slugger Roberto |
| Slump |
| Smidgens |
| 'Ball Four' author |
| 'Charlotte's Web' inits. |
| 'Honor is ___ scutcheon': Shak. |
| 'Grey's Anatomy' extra |
| Heads outside together? |
| How some things are made |
| How something may be veiled |
| How things may be laid |
| How things may be lit or remembered |
| Indian royal |
| It marks the target on a curling rink |
| It may be shot during a riot |
| Italian God |
| Italian lover's coo |
| Jackie's #1 |
| Jackie's #2 |
| Japanese 'thanks' |
| Jordan's Queen ___ International Airport |
| Juan's January |
| Key of Bach's 'The Art of Fugue' |
| Kind of couplet for Chaucer |
| Kind of lane |
| Kisser |
| Laugh part |
| Laugh part |
| Lennon's lady |
| Like many cakes |
| Lincoln Center production |
| Long-shot candidate |
| Loser to McKinley |
| Lulus |
| Many an avid observer of a 125-Across |
| Mil. address |
| Mine entrance |
| Munchkins |
| Need for KenKen |
| Never: Ger. |
| Not live |
| Not yet delivered |
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