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'___ Girl Friday' (1940 Cary Grant movie) crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 3rd, 1999 other clues |
| 'Yes' |
| '___ a man...' |
| '___ No Angels' |
| '___ Thro' the Rye' |
| Alphabet trio |
| Alway |
| Ask for more service |
| Be short with |
| Bring by cart, maybe |
| Canadian brewer John |
| Chapters |
| Clappers |
| Crazy |
| Dawn deity |
| Dot follower? |
| Earle ___, inventor of the Band-Aid |
| East African, old-style |
| Enlivens, with 'up' |
| Europe's highest volcano |
| Fall from grace |
| Fall from grace |
| Fiddle stick |
| Former D.C. inits. |
| Former Ontario Premier Bob |
| French 101 verb |
| French bean? |
| Grass part |
| Gremlins, Pacers, etc. |
| Hesitate |
| Hokkaido native |
| Hue |
| It 'waits at the crossway of the stars,' wrote Borges |
| It pops in the morning |
| Light work? |
| Literary pieces |
| Little: Fr. |
| Lowland |
| Magazine with an annual '400' list |
| Make a move |
| Noted portrait subject of Élisabeth Vigée-Lebrun |
| Pant attachment? |
| Part of an exchange |
| Plant with an edible root |
| Possess, to Burns |
| Proves to be a stiff challenge |
| Ravel |
| Record listings |
| Ridicules mercilessly |
| Riding |
| Rock's Brian |
| Rough riders' woes |
| Sautéed delicacy |
| Scared half to death |
| Science fiction writer ___ M. Kornbluth |
| See 46-Across |
| Setting for many clocks |
| Small game? |
| Start of Montana's motto |
| Stays |
| Take ___ for the worse |
| Term of address in Kipling |
| Turn signal dirs. |
| Twister? |
| Very, very softly, in music |
| Where many vets served |
| With 47-Across, winter vehicles |
| With celerity |
| ___ fault |
| ___ Miss |
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