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| New York Times crossword of December 26th, 2005 other clues |
| 'A guy walks into a ___
' |
| 'Halt!' |
| 'How come?' |
| 'Little' car in a 1964 top 10 hit |
| 'Queen of Hearts' vocalist, 1981 |
| 'We Know Drama' cable channel |
| '___ kingdom come
' |
| 1960's-80's rock group Jethro ___ |
| 1994 John Travolta film |
| Actress Ward |
| Bee injury |
| Boob tube, in Britain |
| Boutiques |
| Bridge guru Sharif |
| Bridle straps |
| British guns |
| City neighboring Newark, N.J. |
| Coast Guard rank |
| Commercial prefix with bank |
| Competitive, as a personality |
| Damon of 'Good Will Hunting' |
| Defense grp., 1954-77 |
| Dentists' focus |
| Doing nothing |
| Enter |
| Fed. law enforcement org. |
| Former defense secretary Les |
| French artist Edgar |
| Friend of Betty and Veronica, in the comics |
| From ___ Z |
| Goes bad |
| Govern |
| Guinness Book suffix |
| Heavy hydrogen, e.g. |
| High-I.Q. set |
| Hourglass fill |
| Kemo Sabe's sidekick |
| Last word from a director |
| Line that extends for 24,902 miles |
| Litter's littlest |
| Low voice |
| McDonald's arches, e.g. |
| Mended, as socks |
| Mexican revolutionary Emiliano |
| Mind-reading ability, for short |
| Mouse catchers |
| Neither's partner |
| O3 |
| Open slightly |
| Perry Mason's profession |
| Place |
| Place to exchange rings |
| Plunge |
| Price to participate |
| Pub buddies |
| Refuse holder |
| Short snooze |
| Sitting on |
| Skin cream additive |
| Some S.A.T. takers |
| Sponsorship |
| Stadium levels |
| Start of a weightlifting maneuver |
| State Farm competitor |
| Suffix with Oktober |
| Swiss peak |
| The 'E' of EGBDF |
| Tire pressure measure: Abbr. |
| Tournament favorite |
| Toy race car adornment |
| Tylenol rival |
| Unordinary |
| Varnish ingredient |
| Wail |
| Wine server |
| Witnessed |
| ___ Gay (W.W. II plane) |
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