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'___ Woman' (Maria Muldaur hit) crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of November 2nd, 2003 other clues |
| 'Able was I ___ saw Elba' |
| 'Do you have Prince Albert in ___?' |
| 'Hello, Don Ho!' |
| 'High Noon' lawman |
| 'Measure' of evidence |
| 'Mermaids' actress, 1990 |
| 'No one knows ...' |
| 'Oops!' |
| 'Ready ___ ...' |
| 'Stay' singer ___ Loeb |
| 'The Gambler' star, 1974 |
| 'What ___ now?' |
| 'Woman With a Crow' artist |
| '___ be in England' |
| 1950 hit that begins 'The night is like a lovely tune' |
| Aachen abode |
| Actress who wrote 'Respect for Acting' |
| Adolescent |
| Alternative to a sport utility vehicle |
| America's Cup contestant |
| Anklebone |
| Antarctic explorer Shackleton |
| Arranged in columns |
| Beaks |
| Bean sprout? |
| Big name in brewing |
| Bird sanctuary |
| Body shop fig. |
| Book that says 'Mordecai rent his clothes, and put on sackcloth with ashes' |
| Booze |
| Breather |
| Brother of Zeppo |
| Brought down |
| Chief constituent of china clay |
| China's second-longest river |
| Church donation |
| Circle dance |
| Circus cries |
| City southwest of Bogotá |
| Clooney's 'ER' role |
| Cluckers |
| Colleen's country |
| Come after |
| Congregational areas |
| Counter man? |
| Creditor |
| Cry hidden seven times elsewhere in this puzzle |
| Double-check the figures |
| Ellery Queen, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Enlistee's choice |
| Excellent |
| Extinct flightless bird |
| First dynasty of Polish rulers |
| Flimsy |
| Genetics lab study |
| Grass cutters |
| Half of a noted cartoon duo |
| Haydn used two in 'The Philosopher' Symphony |
| Herd members |
| High-ranking angels |
| Hit the ground |
| Honcho |
| Hose wrecker |
| How prices may rise |
| Hurdle for a future litigator: Abbr. |
| In the mail |
| In what way |
| It's a cut above |
| Jaguar rival |
| Knock down, as a door |
| Knowledgeable about |
| Laugh-a-minute folks |
| Lee who created Spider-Man |
| Libertines |
| License holder |
| Like city traffic, often |
| Minimal |
| Monocle, basically |
| Most-wanted invitees |
| Move, in real estate lingo |
| Mrs. Rabin |
| Mussolini, in headlines |
| Name meaning 'loved' |
| Needing a loan |
| Nice one |
| Ocean terrors |
| Old battle line? |
| One for the record books |
| One of a Latin trio |
| Ones with faces only a mother could love |
| Onetime lover of Callas |
| Overshadow |
| Pacific capital |
| Paella base |
| Perry White, on the Daily Planet |
| Play station |
| Postal delivery: Abbr. |
| Prayer leader |
| Prefix with -genarian |
| Print anew |
| Put through a blender |
| Rallying cry? |
| Razz |
| Reddish-brown |
| Reed and Rawls |
| Refuses |
| Regatta unit |
| Rick's beloved |
| Ring of light |
| Rinse, as with a solvent |
| Safari sight |
| Sauce ingredients from the garden |
| Sight from the Rhône |
| Singles bar giveaway?: Abbr. |
| Slumbers |
| Small butt? |
| Some brokerage biz |
| Some diaper changers |
| Speed |
| Spell caster |
| Spiced cookie |
| Spike's bowlful |
| Stainless |
| Stick, in a way |
| Supermodel Carré |
| Take up |
| Talking points? |
| Techie's client |
| Temp's work unit |
| Thames academy |
| They're often caught in the morning |
| Time for horn blowing |
| Trick ending? |
| Turn over |
| Was stertorous |
| Wedding reception rental |
| Whitish |
| Words of woe |
| Work on the street |
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