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Any of the singers of the 1973 #1 hit 'Love Train' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of February 21st, 2012 other clues |
| 'Fifteen Miles on the ___ Canal' |
| 'If I Could Turn Back Time' singer, 1989 |
| 'OMG ur so funny!' |
| 'Platoon' director |
| 'Star Wars' weapon |
| 'That tastes awful!' comments |
| 'Who ___?' |
| 'You flatter me too much!' |
| 11-Down, north of the border |
| 13-Down, south of the border |
| 2000 Beatles album or its peak chart position |
| Actor Richard |
| Audibly amazed |
| Ben & Jerry's competitor |
| Big cake maker |
| Blue-green shade |
| Bob of 'How I Met Your Mother' |
| Brew named for a Dutch river |
| Camel refueling spots |
| Comedian who voiced the lead role in 'Ratatouille' |
| Complain |
| Corp. honcho |
| Crannies |
| Drink greedily |
| Edict |
| Feed, as a fire |
| Fights that go on and on |
| For face value |
| Fury |
| German car |
| Gold, in Guadalupe |
| Help in crime |
| Igor player in 'Young Frankenstein' |
| It gets flatter as it gets older |
| Juno, in Greece |
| Kind of radio |
| Last Greek letter |
| Leading man? |
| Leandro's partner in a Handel title |
| Like much of Pindar's work |
| Little blobs on slides |
| Mag. staff |
| Material for a military uniform |
| Modern prefix with mom |
| Most of Turkey is in it |
| Mtn. stats |
| N.Y.C. summer hrs |
| Navy noncom |
| Necessary |
| Neck line? |
| Nordic native |
| Old nuclear regulatory org |
| Paneled rooms, often |
| Peculiar |
| Rowdy ___, 'Rawhide' cowboy |
| Saves for later viewing, in a way |
| Sci-fi physician played by DeForest Kelley |
| Sends to the dump |
| Something to hang your hat on |
| Sonata part |
| Sonnets and such |
| Soph., jr. and sr |
| Spin on an axis |
| Stat that a QB doesn't want to be high: Abbr |
| State capital whose main street is named Last Chance Gulch |
| Symbol of sturdiness |
| The 'p' of r.p.m |
| They might be hawked |
| Tom Cruise's 'Risky Business' co-star |
| Unaided |
| Vassal |
| Vatican locale |
| Vice President Agnew |
| What the starts of 18-, 24-, 38- and 49-Across each won |
| ___ Kross ('90s rap duo) |
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