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1914 Booth Tarkington novel crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of June 10th, 2007 other clues |
| 'Down ___' (Janis Joplin song) |
| 'Fish Magic' and 'Twittering Machine' |
| 'Harlequin's Carnival' painter |
| 'Just a ___' (Marlene Dietrich's last film) |
| Lake that James Fenimore Cooper called Glimmerglass |
| Lhasa ___ |
| Lies |
| Lifter's rippler |
| Live in the past? |
| Look |
| Mary Shelley subtitle, with 'The' |
| Matter of W.W. II secrecy |
| Mindful of |
| Miracle-___ |
| Moved purposefully |
| Muff |
| Mystery award |
| New wrinkles |
| Nonmechanized weapon |
| Ottoman, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Palatable |
| Permanently |
| Pianist Rubinstein |
| Piggy |
| Poet who wrote 'Immature poets imitate; mature poets steal' |
| Priority system |
| Put on a happy face |
| Q player in 'Die Another Day' |
| Rank and file |
| Reach for the stars |
| Reading and others: Abbr. |
| Recipe measures: Abbr. |
| Risibility |
| Robert Burns poem |
| Russian literary award established in 1881 |
| Salmagundi |
| Second-highest mountain in the lower 48 states |
| Sent sprawling |
| Consume piggishly |
| Contortionist |
| Côte d'Or's capital |
| Countenances |
| Crony |
| Crookspeak |
| December laughs |
| Devilkin |
| Disentangle |
| Doc bloc: Abbr. |
| Doc's wife in 'Come Back, Little Sheba' |
| Dudley Do-Right's love |
| Early racer |
| energystar.gov grp. |
| European Union member since 2004 |
| Fall event, usually |
| Father of Henry II |
| Fig. in TV's 'Third Watch' |
| First sign |
| Flag raiser |
| Free, in a way |
| Fully ready |
| Gets to commit |
| Give up on détente |
| Glass bottom |
| Good name for a minimalist? |
| Hair-raising cry |
| Handel oratorio |
| Initial sounds of a relief effort? |
| It sticks to the ribs |
| It's for the birds |
| Italicizes, e.g. |
| Jump over |
| K.G.B. predecessor |
| Kind of barrier |
| Kurt denial? |
| Serigraph |
| 'The End of the Affair' author, 1951 |
| Short notes |
| 'The Mysterious Island' captain |
| Short ways to go? |
| 'Under the Pink' singer Tori |
| '___ Crazy' (1977 Paul Davis hit) |
| Sign of neglect |
| '___ the morning!' |
| Skyscraper |
| Slightly tainted |
| Adam and Eve, at a diner |
| Social workers |
| Admiral who went down with the Scharnhorst |
| Sot spot |
| Special ___ |
| Ally of the Cheyenne |
| Alternative to the euro: Abbr. |
| Stately old dance |
| Answers, for short |
| Stir up |
| Subject of a Boito opera |
| Back then, back when |
| Barrel org. |
| Swiss resort with the Cresta Run |
| Batch of Brownies |
| Tax relief, e.g. |
| Be too tight |
| The whale in 'Pinocchio' |
| Big letter |
| They're the pits |
| Bleu hue |
| Thingumbob |
| Blog comments |
| Timeline breaks |
| Boeing worker: Abbr. |
| Transverse rafter-joining timber |
| Branch of Islam |
| Turned yellow, maybe |
| Bridge supports |
| TV star who directed the 1999 documentary 'Barenaked in America' |
| Broad terrace with a steep side |
| Using one's shirtsleeve as a napkin, e.g. |
| Burning issue |
| Vocal opponent |
| Capital of Valais canton |
| Where Huxley taught Orwell |
| Car body strengtheners |
| Where the Storting sits |
| Car that 'beats the gassers and the rail jobs' in a 1964 hit |
| Windsurfers' mecca |
| Castigatory |
| Words of endorsement |
| CAT scan units |
| World's biggest city built on continuous permafrost |
| Cause for a massage |
| World's smallest island nation |
| ___ cards (ESP testers) |
| Chapter |
| Cheese ___ |
| ___-eyed |
| Chinese philosopher Chuang-___ |
| Churchillian trademark |
| Circular edge |
| Comment made while crossing the fingers |
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