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3 minutes 43 seconds for running a mile, e.g crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 27th, 2011 other clues |
| 'Ba-a-ad!' |
| 'Blah, blah, blah ...' |
| 'Count me in!' |
| 'ER' actor Epps |
| 'Like ___ not ...' |
| '___ not what your country ...' |
| 1948 John Wayne western |
| 1954 monster film setting |
| A pitcher should have a low one, in brief |
| Affirmatives |
| Affirmatives |
| Arnaz of 'I Love Lucy' |
| Baker who sang 'Giving You the Best That I Got' |
| Battery terminal |
| Brahma, in Hinduism |
| Bronx Bomber |
| Busiest airport on the West Coast, informally |
| Catcher's position |
| Cherish |
| City that's home to the winner of the first two Super Bowls |
| Color of honey |
| Course that you waltz through |
| Dartmouth or Brown |
| Deadlocked |
| Deviate from a course |
| Drinker's road offense, for short |
| Eagle's nest |
| Fester and Remus |
| Formidable opponents |
| Franc replacement |
| Friend in war |
| Frozen waffle brand |
| Hard to come by |
| Harshness |
| Head off |
| Hearth waste |
| Immense, in poetry |
| It gives a hoot |
| It may have an arch or a lintel |
| It's between Korea and China |
| James of the Met |
| Joker |
| Like some crayons |
| Linda Ronstadt hit co-written by Roy Orbison |
| Loses it altogether |
| Man ___ (A.P.'s Horse of the Century) |
| Name on a map of Uzbekistan or Kazakhstan |
| Neighbor of Thailand |
| Nightfall, in poetry |
| Ontario tribe |
| PC's brain |
| Pear variety |
| Petrol amount |
| Pod contents |
| Prefix with natal |
| Radar sound |
| Reasons for braces |
| Room with few or no windows |
| Sambuca flavoring |
| See 13-Across |
| Some Winslow Homer art ... or what five answers in this puzzle are? |
| Sprays, as a crowd in a 6-Across |
| Start of a cry by Juliet |
| Start of the end of a countdown |
| Stick in a medicine cabinet |
| Swim meet assignment |
| Taj Mahal site |
| Take a stab |
| The Bible, e.g |
| Tighten, as laces |
| Very thin soup |
| Virtual holiday greeting |
| What buoys do |
| Wildebeest |
| ___ Baiul, 1994 Winter Olympics gold medalist |
| ___ pro nobis (pray for us: Lat.) |
| ___ Ste. Marie |
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