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| New York Times crossword of December 7th, 2003 other clues |
| Steak tartare ingredient, maybe |
| Tad |
| Tennis's Mandlikova |
| The gardener in 'The Marriage of Figaro' |
| Ticket info |
| Tokyo before 1868 |
| Tom Clancy hero |
| Tough row to hoe |
| Unseen area of the moon |
| Venetian bigwig |
| View from Fontanarossa Intl. Airport |
| Webster's entries: Abbr. |
| What's expected |
| What's left in France |
| Wife of Esau |
| With 102-Across, a candy counter item since 1962 |
| Word from a coxswain |
| Word on the wall, in Daniel |
| Work without ___ (be daring) |
| Workers with lines |
| ___ citato (footnote phrase) |
| ___ Wilson of 'The Royal Tenenbaums' |
| 'Working Girl' girl |
| 'Dear' ones |
| 'I have ___ good authority' |
| 'Mockingbird' singer Foxx, 1963 |
| 'Two Years Before the Mast' author |
| 'Wait ___!' |
| Actress Bening |
| Affect emotionally |
| Article at the Louvre |
| Bare one's soul |
| Beach eroder |
| Biblical peak |
| Bill: Abbr. |
| Blow away |
| Book closing |
| Burning the midnight oil |
| Business necessity? |
| Cartoonist Tex and others |
| Cerise or magenta, e.g. |
| Certain addenda: Abbr. |
| Chrysler Building feature |
| Co-star of TV's 'Dharma & Greg' |
| Conger |
| Corporate woe |
| Court defense |
| CPR specialist |
| Currency exchange board abbr. |
| Dentist's order |
| Depletes |
| Dig |
| Do, for example |
| Donegal's home |
| E. Lansing school |
| Equine star |
| Erode |
| Essayist's alias |
| Exhibitionist, informally |
| Face-up |
| Fall locale |
| Feminine suffix |
| Flies over the Nile |
| Fluff pieces |
| Four quarters |
| Minds |
| Mont Blanc, e.g., locally |
| Morales of 'N.Y.P.D. Blue' |
| More compact |
| N.F.L. stat: Abbr. |
| National Gallery architect |
| Neither masc. nor fem. |
| New Look designer |
| Not 'neath |
| Obeys |
| One of the smart set |
| One way to stop |
| One who is 'just looking' |
| Orinoco flow |
| Oscar-winning role for Julia |
| Part of a 1960's invasion |
| Passbook amts. |
| Peace Nobelist Sakharov |
| Pieces of one's mind?: Abbr. |
| Preceder of an un-altared name? |
| Prince, e.g. |
| Pro or con |
| Prof. 'iggins |
| Promised land |
| Relatives of 'Gee whiz' and 'Shucks!' |
| Reputation |
| Saltpeter, to a Brit |
| See 108-Across |
| She, to Sophia |
| Simpatico response |
| Smits of the N.B.A. |
| Some sorority women |
| Some time |
| Sound units |
| Spanish articles |
| Spot of bubbly? |
| Four-time Indy 500 winner |
| Game of chance |
| Go-getters |
| Good guy |
| Granular snow atop a glacier |
| Hammerin' Hank |
| Hardly fresh |
| Head start |
| Head-scratcher |
| Heartache |
| Home of Iolani Palace |
| Hooligan, maybe |
| Hudson Bay prov. |
| Hula hoop? |
| Imagined |
| In other words, it comes in 100 tiny pieces |
| In other words, it'll break in 24 hours |
| In other words, mom or dad will be out at midnight searching for an open store |
| In other words, mom or dad will have to operate it |
| In other words, no way it'll perform as advertised |
| In other words, you must spend $500 more to please your child |
| In that case |
| Isolate |
| It may be coiled, but it never strikes |
| Kind of spirit |
| Like one who fans |
| Like starers |
| Lot |
| Make legally effective |
| Martinique, par exemple |
| Marvel Comics heroes |
| Math calculations |
| Message on a candy heart |
| Mid 6th-century year |
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