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Capital city about an hour by plane from Miami crossword clue
N A S S A
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| New York Times crossword of August 19th, 2007 other clues |
| 'Barnaby Jones' star |
| 'Close' |
| 'Happy Birthday, Sweet Sixteen' singer |
| 'Homage to Clio' poet |
| 'Paradise Lost' figure |
| 'The Baptism of Christ' painter ___ della Francesca |
| 'The best ___ to come!' |
| 'The Naked Maja' and 'The Clothed Maja,' e.g. |
| 'Typee' sequel |
| 'We got trouble!' |
| 'Your mother wears army boots!,' e.g. |
| 1954 Jean Simmons movie |
| All gone, in a way |
| Approaches |
| As yet |
| Atomic number of the special parts of this puzzle which, when connected, form a 113-Across |
| Author Janowitz |
| Author who wrote 'One half of the world cannot understand the pleasures of the other' |
| Backside |
| Basketry fiber |
| Besmirching |
| Big inits. in Japanese computers |
| Bill who created the comic strip 'Smokey Stover' |
| Boo-boo |
| Burrito topping |
| Campaign expense |
| Carpentry tool |
| Check words |
| Child-care provider |
| Classic Atari game |
| Common symbol in heraldry |
| Complete flip-flop |
| Constellation near Scorpius |
| D.C. pol |
| Dairy aisle purchase |
| Deep black garnets |
| Delilahs |
| Detects, in a way |
| Director Wertmuller |
| End of a hammer |
| European air hub |
| Event where chaps may be seen |
| Extol |
| Facilitates |
| First Shia imam |
| French department in Picardy |
| Frenzy |
| German-born Hollywood actor ___ Keir |
| Glazier's stock |
| Go back (on) |
| Harmless |
| He played Grant on TV |
| How ballerinas dance |
| Independent examinations |
| Indicator of silence |
| It's often 'proud' |
| Jalapeño feature |
| Just above average |
| Kind of platter |
| Kristin ___, six-time swimming champion at the 1988 Olympics |
| Landing place |
| Latin 101 verb |
| Laura Bush's alma mater: Abbr. |
| Letters from Greece |
| Lifework |
| Like 113-Across |
| Like some of Keats's work |
| Like some yogurt |
| Locked up |
| Lover boy |
| Magician's name suffix |
| Mahler's '___ Lied von der Erde' |
| Mailing label abbr. |
| March of ___ |
| Marie or Suzanne: Abbr. |
| Microsoft man |
| Mideast's House of ___ |
| Mind |
| Missy ___ with the 2002 hit 'Work It' |
| Mme. Tussaud |
| Mountain climbers? |
| Mr. ___ of 'The Wind in the Willows' |
| Music unlikely to be played at a party |
| Narc employer, for short |
| Nibble for Trigger |
| One who keeps a beat? |
| Opposition |
| Org. of which U. S. Grant was once president |
| Outdoor shindigs |
| Overseas Mrs. |
| Painter Magritte |
| Park Avenue, for one |
| Parsley bit |
| Patron saint of Norway |
| Peeved |
| Pepper and others: Abbr. |
| Person with binoculars, maybe |
| Pianist Claudio |
| Play group? |
| Politico Agnew |
| Prefix with state |
| Prefix with valve |
| Radiator part |
| Reach an understanding of |
| Scene |
| See 26-Across |
| Set up |
| Sign on to a computer |
| Sine or cosine |
| Slight difficulties |
| Snorkeling locale |
| Solidarity symbol |
| Some govt. investigators |
| Some Martha Stewart Living photo displays |
| Some shavers |
| Son of Aphrodite |
| Sound |
| Squeezing (out) |
| Straight |
| Strands in a diner |
| Suffix with pay |
| Swift-running bird |
| Tennis player Smashnova |
| They're pitched |
| Thick |
| Thing, in court |
| Toronto transports |
| Tropical cave dwellers |
| Two-year periods |
| Typical Mad reader |
| Victorians, e.g. |
| Warning, maybe |
| Way: Abbr. |
| Weigh station sight |
| White House advisory grp. |
| Whse., e.g. |
| Wide of the mark |
| With 113-Across, 1972 song lyric hinting at this puzzle's theme |
| ___ crossroads |
| ___ of March |
| ___ Reader |
| ___ Tomé |
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