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Asteroid on which a NASA probe landed in 2001 crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of March 19th, 2009 other clues |
| 'Dallas' kinfolk |
| 'Friday the 13th' staple |
| 'Oh yes, I love that dress,' maybe |
| 'We can't squeeze any more in' |
| '___ Hates Me,' 2002 hit by Puddle of Mudd |
| 1099-___ (tax form sent by a bank) |
| Actress Milano and namesakes |
| Banks in Chicago |
| Biathlon need |
| Cause ___ |
| Charles I, II, III ... or X |
| Charles of 'Death Wish' |
| Conjunction that usually has a partner |
| Credit card action |
| Down Under springers |
| Eco-friendly in Las Vegas? |
| Environs for Galatea, in myth |
| Feature of an essential oil |
| First-place finishers in Bangor? |
| Food glaze |
| Foreign policy advisory grp. |
| General store on 'The Waltons' |
| Gift-wrapping aid |
| Guns |
| Had something |
| Having an effect |
| High-luster fabric |
| Holmes of 'Batman Begins' |
| Home of Odysseus |
| Issue |
| Japanese mushroom |
| Jogging atop Great Falls? |
| Kind of account not used much anymore |
| Kind of gland |
| Like fireworks, infrequently |
| Melody |
| Milliners' securers |
| Move along a buffet line, perhaps |
| Musician's weakness |
| Neatnik's opposite |
| Omaha's waterfront during downpours? |
| Ottoman sultan known as 'the Magnificent' |
| Pad name |
| Part of Lawrence Welk's intro |
| Places to sleep |
| Places with defibrillators, for short |
| Planted |
| Plumbing fixture manufacturer |
| Position on the Enterprise: Abbr. |
| Preceder of a case name |
| Rapping 'Dr.' |
| Reception vessel |
| Reserved to a greater degree |
| Shadow, so to speak |
| Some Fr. honorees |
| Some migrations |
| Sprinkled |
| Stamina |
| Suffix with glass |
| Tai chi instructor |
| Taste |
| Tax-free transaction, usually |
| Team in College Station, Tex. |
| The Bobcats of the Mid-American Conference |
| They're found on staffs |
| Two drinks, for some |
| Unpleasant reminder? |
| Woody vine with violet blossoms |
| Yearn (for) |
| ___ Baines Johnson (presidential daughter) |
| ___ Thorpe, 2000 and 2004 Olympic swimming sensation |
| ___, zwei, drei |
| ___-necked |
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