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| New York Times crossword of February 25th, 2016 other clues |
| 'America's diner is always open' sloganeer |
| 'Junk' |
| 'This ___ outrage!' |
| 'Quit your excuses' |
| 'No worries' |
| 'Silly goose!' |
| 'Yeah, but still ...' |
| '___ con Dios' (Spanish farewell) |
| 1958 hit with the lyric 'Your love has given me wings' |
| 2015 award for 'Hamilton' |
| A-lister |
| Affectation |
| Baseball Hall-of-Famer Sandberg |
| Be mindful of |
| Best-selling author of legal thrillers |
| Bird watcher upon spotting the rare California condor? |
| Bobs and buns |
| Boston specialty |
| Cactus flower eaters |
| Checkers, e.g |
| Epitome of cool, with 'the' |
| Figure in Matisse's 'Le Bateau' |
| Focal points of many F.A.A. investigations ... or a description of 18-, 24- and 40-Across? |
| Friend of Fidel |
| Give ___ whirl |
| Grunts |
| J.F.K. conveyance |
| Jumped up and down, perhaps |
| Landlocked European |
| Landlord on 'Three's Company' |
| More burly |
| Mount that's a poker term when read backward |
| Neighbor of Miss Gulch |
| One of the Balearic Islands |
| One of the rooms in Clue |
| Out of service? |
| Pennsylvania senator Pat |
| Ratio involving height and weight, for short |
| Render invalid |
| Second-class person, informally? |
| Serve |
| Setting of a top 10 Barry Manilow hit |
| Shack |
| Sidewalk section, e.g |
| Small construction company |
| Soften |
| South American monkey's handhold? |
| Spread out |
| Squelch |
| Stand taken by one making a speech |
| Style with illusory motion |
| They're given for Best Upset and Best Play |
| Towering over |
| Types |
| Update, cartographer-style |
| Urge |
| Verizon FiOS, e.g., for short |
| Veterinarian's branch of sci |
| View from Hilo |
| Watery, as eyes |
| Word that can precede or follow pack |
| [Insert your least favorite congressman here]? |
| ___ Fridays |
| ___ Prairie, Minn |
| ___-Altenburg (old German duchy) |
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