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11th-century conqueror crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of June 27th, 2004 other clues |
| 'Er ...' |
| 'Long live the king! Long live the king!,' for example? |
| 'Oh, puh-leeze!' |
| 'The Count of Monte Cristo' setting |
| 'Would you look at that?!' |
| '___ lied!' |
| 1940's-50's leader with a palindromic name |
| 1962 war epic, with 'The' |
| Abandons |
| Addict |
| Addition signs |
| Advance, slangily |
| Ambient music composer Brian |
| Amoeba, e.g. |
| Aussie Wimbledon winner ___ Fraser |
| Author Bret's deceptive move? |
| Bakery employee |
| Bath accessory |
| Battling |
| Bear's cry |
| Blockheads |
| Boardwalk diversion |
| Bookstore sect. |
| Breaks off |
| Bridal procession area? |
| Bridge positions |
| Bungle |
| Carter and others |
| Catalan composer ___ Nunó, who wrote the music for the Mexican national anthem |
| Ceremonial splendor |
| Certain cameras, for short |
| Chatterbox |
| Chatterboxes |
| Chess pawns, e.g. |
| Code signals |
| Concedes |
| Consistent moneymaker |
| Cool |
| Cotton pod in Santiago? |
| Couple of the week, e.g. |
| Crosses with loops |
| Current flowing in the direction of the wind |
| Curt |
| Decorative shelters |
| Dieter's morning routine? |
| Discreet |
| Door attachment |
| Down in the dumps |
| Dr.'s group |
| Drops off |
| Drudge |
| Earning one's keep, say |
| Escapist? |
| ESP, they say |
| España, por ejemplo |
| Exhorted |
| Explain to |
| F.D.R.-era agcy. |
| Feature of the stratosphere |
| Fellah |
| First Family member |
| Flirty wife in 'Of Mice and Men' |
| Flying Cloud automaker |
| Footnote abbr. |
| Former California fort |
| Frick collection |
| Goodbye gala |
| Guaranteed to get |
| Hebrew leader: Var. |
| Herb for one at the Round Table? |
| High jump equipment |
| Home of 3-Down: Abbr. |
| In concert |
| In the box |
| Interruption |
| Island east of Java |
| It can be picked out |
| Jack who wrote 'In the Belly of the Beast' |
| Judo master |
| Kick up a notch |
| Kid carriers |
| Lacking a sponsor |
| Latin lover's word |
| Lets out |
| Letter attachments: Abbr. |
| Levee feature |
| Like a jiggermast |
| Load |
| Locale for Bo-Peep |
| Manhattan area |
| Missing, in a way |
| Mixture |
| Movie mogul Marcus |
| Name with Dan or San |
| Neighbor of Togo |
| Noted ennead |
| Offered as proof |
| Old English letter |
| Old-fashioned water conduit |
| Outcry from an eccentric group? |
| Parisian silk |
| Persian pleasures? |
| Pertinent |
| Place to set cups |
| Plenty ticked, with 'up' |
| Popular music magazine |
| Prefix with natal |
| Quiet before lions attack an animal herd? |
| Razor brand |
| Saturn, e.g. |
| Seminary graduate |
| She famously married in Gibraltar on 3/20/69 |
| Side in the War of 1812: Abbr. |
| Sigmoid |
| Sit (down) |
| Ski lodge fare |
| Sore spots |
| Spoke (up) |
| Spring sound |
| Spurious aircraft |
| Suburb of Minneapolis |
| Summer Games grp. |
| Swamp |
| Tax |
| Town in 98-Across |
| Unedited |
| Unfamiliar |
| Unwilling |
| Vulnerable area |
| Washington locale, with 'the' |
| Washout |
| Weak hit |
| Witty Bombeck |
| Work ___ |
| Wren's sound |
| ___ 180 |
| ___ and terminer (criminal court) |
| ___ lot (gorged oneself) |
| ___ Z |
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