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Cars once advertised as 'The Gold Standard of Value' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of January 22nd, 2006 other clues |
| 'Comin' ___ the Rye' |
| 'Eugene Onegin' girl |
| 'Good buddy' |
| 'Hold it!' |
| 'Hold your horses!' |
| 'Road' picture destination |
| 'Soap' family |
| 'Whole ___ Love' (1969 hit) |
| '___ the heavy day!': 'Othello' |
| 12 on a cube |
| 1931 Medicine Nobelist Warburg |
| 1960's TV series set at Fort Courage |
| Aardwolf features |
| Act antsy |
| Advanced |
| After a single hearing of a sacred piece in the Sistine Chapel, Mystery Person ... |
| Agt. |
| As a toddler visiting a farm, Mystery Person heard a pig squeal and ... |
| Assailed |
| Away from the elements |
| Back |
| Basketball stat. |
| Bloke |
| Blunderbuss |
| Brown shade |
| Buster? |
| Buzzed |
| Campus building |
| Canonized fifth-century pope |
| Carrier whose name means 'skyward' |
| Catch |
| Celebratory toast |
| Chicago district |
| Chisellike tool |
| Concept embodying yin and yang |
| Continental money |
| Country north of Tonga |
| Cuts off |
| Days of ___ |
| Deceit |
| Doctor's signboard |
| Dorothy's transport to Oz |
| Edible clam |
| Exuberant casino cry |
| Family |
| Fashion |
| Fashion executive Gucci |
| Father-and-son name in football coaching |
| Favored |
| Finished cleaning |
| Five-carbon sugar |
| Founded: Abbr. |
| Francis, e.g. |
| Furlough |
| Furloughed |
| G-rated |
| Game stopper |
| Golden State sch. |
| Greeted informally |
| Gregor Mendel research subject |
| Gunks |
| Gusto |
| Gusto |
| He outpolled H.H.H. in '68 |
| Hematite component |
| Ice treat |
| Israeli intelligence group |
| It means nothing to the French |
| January 27, 1756 (Mystery Person's birthdate), e.g. |
| Jawbreaker? |
| Jewish sect |
| Less loco |
| Letter salutation |
| List heading |
| Little fight |
| Locks |
| Long green |
| Loosen up, maybe |
| Massenet opera |
| Med. specialty |
| Minneapolis-based magazine |
| Missouri feeder |
| Modeler's need |
| Mystery Person once composed a piano piece that, to be performed correctly, required the ... |
| Mystery Person once wrote a waltz in which the choice of measures played was determined ... |
| Mystery Person would sometimes compose symphonies ... |
| Mythical creature |
| Nay sayer |
| Neighbor of Draco |
| Northernmost county of Massachusetts |
| Old Dodges |
| Oliver Twist, e.g. |
| One of Alcott's 'Little Men' |
| One pole: Abbr. |
| One-eighty |
| Org. with an acad. near Colo. Spr. |
| Pains |
| Part of Bush's 'Axis of Evil' |
| Part of l'année |
| Path of Caesar |
| Poetic time of day |
| Privy to |
| Pub quaffs |
| Puncture |
| Reply to a captain |
| Revere |
| Run ___ of |
| Sandinista head |
| Scholars believe that 'A Musical Joke' by Mystery Person was ... |
| Simba's mate, in 'The Lion King' |
| Simple arithmetic |
| Singer with a palindromic name |
| So very much |
| Some chorus voices |
| Some stingers |
| Song from on high? |
| Spender of markkas, once |
| Squawker |
| Suffix with switch |
| Swab target |
| Swear words |
| Throw |
| Tots |
| Tribe with a state named after it |
| Trowel wielder |
| U.S.-born grandchild of Japanese immigrants |
| Uncommon |
| Understands |
| Use a surgical beam |
| Use for support |
| Vous, familiarly |
| Well |
| Whine-making? |
| Working ___ |
| Youngest Oscar winner in history |
| ___ jacket |
| ___-American |
| ___-eyed |
| ___-mo |
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