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Burglary target crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of February 7th, 2012 other clues |
| Pompeii's downfall? |
| Quotes, as a price |
| Duelers' swords |
| Dullea of '2001: A Space Odyssey' |
| Remove the insides from |
| Estevez of 'The Breakfast Club' |
| Fairy tale start |
| Sneak a look |
| Source of ruin |
| Featuring top players |
| Spare tire material |
| Finnish hot spot |
| Funny Fields |
| Staffs |
| Gets special attention |
| Start of every hour? |
| Harmonica part |
| Subtraction game |
| Suffix with confident |
| Hispaniola's western half |
| Suffix with fool |
| Supporting |
| Hobby |
| Sympathetic syllables |
| Theater playlet |
| Imagination, metaphorically |
| There has been one with every Pixar film since 1998 |
| Indiana's smallest county or the river it touches |
| Three-masted sailing ship |
| Took the show on the road |
| It's seen in shop windows |
| Trumped-up charge |
| Its Internet addresses end in .ee |
| King of gods, in Egyptian myth |
| Unappealing personal trait ... or a word that can precede the start of 17-, 28-, 46- or 60-Across |
| Up on things, in the '40s |
| League: Abbr |
| Very dry, as Champagne |
| Letters starting an address |
| Very quickly |
| Article in Austria |
| Waist reduction aid |
| Marooned, in a way |
| What an easily offended person has |
| Monarchy in the South Pacific |
| Yellowhammer State |
| 'Here ___ Again' (1987 #1 hit) |
| 'That's lame, dude' |
| Zellweger of 'Miss Potter' |
| Alias letters |
| Alternatively |
| ___ Heep |
| Nasser's fed |
| ___ Minor |
| Not feel so good |
| Observe secretly |
| Andromeda and others |
| One of a Freudian trio |
| Balderdash |
| One who's favorably looked upon |
| Bank nos |
| Opposite of sans |
| Be rude at the dinner table, in a way |
| Orange-and-black bird |
| Part of a nuclear reactor |
| City across the Delaware River from Philadelphia |
| Peas' keeper? |
| Composer Satie |
| Perform on 'Glee,' perhaps |
| High tone? |
| Humpty Dumpty, e.g |
| Investigator of family problems, say |
| Like the food Jack Sprat eats |
| More comfy |
| Move like a bunny |
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