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| New York Times crossword of February 8th, 1998 other clues |
| Bloomsbury group member |
| Brews |
| Bubble |
| Bunny boss, briefly |
| Chairs for prayers? |
| China rose, e.g. |
| Clinton denial |
| Common article |
| Continued |
| Cracker cheese |
| Dadaist collection |
| Director Kazan |
| Dirty stuff |
| East, in Essen |
| Electronic snoop |
| Enterprise log signature |
| F.B.I. sting of the late 70's |
| Family split? |
| Feel in one's bones |
| Fort ___ (where Billy the Kid was gunned down) |
| Friction easer |
| From ___ Z |
| Full chorus, in music |
| Full of: Suffix |
| Gave in church |
| Go crazy |
| Goes to bat |
| Got into a jam? |
| Hardly stars |
| Has |
| Held another session |
| Hill climber |
| How some people seem to know |
| Part |
| Pate toppers |
| Pin, in a way |
| Portfolio contents, for short |
| Precisely |
| Promote |
| Question about a flashlight that lacks batteries? |
| Reply to 'How many Senators are there, child?' |
| Reply to 'Is it Mr. or Professor Chomsky?' |
| Sang |
| School org. |
| Secret devices |
| Seine contents |
| Sharp as a tack |
| Shocked |
| Showed, with 'out' |
| Site for Seurats |
| Sizing up |
| Some calisthenics |
| Some campers |
| Some kids' bedtime reading |
| Some pointers |
| Some radios |
| Some recyclables |
| Sometimes cracked container |
| Staten Island Ferry litter? |
| Static |
| Sum (up) |
| Taj ___ |
| Take away |
| Tex. neighbor |
| The first one opened in Detroit in 1962 |
| They battle the Indians |
| Hugs |
| In the dark |
| Indexed early man? |
| Indochine locale |
| Infantile remark |
| Israeli city on the Gulf of Aqaba |
| It may lead to a strike |
| Its cap. is Charleston |
| Japanese art of flower arranging |
| Jokes (around) |
| Kind of test |
| Least of all |
| Library ref. |
| Like fabric by the yard |
| Like some deities |
| Like the other evil |
| Like workhorses |
| Line up well |
| Long time |
| Look-see |
| Low voice |
| Make an impression |
| Mishandle |
| Modern mall features |
| Molly Pitcher, for example? |
| Moolah |
| More, in Monterrey |
| NCO club members |
| Nightclub charge |
| Nike rival |
| Occupies quarters |
| Old despot |
| Old despot |
| One of the Whitneys |
| Oxford university since 1844 |
| Tiny amphibians |
| Toast for the holidays |
| Together |
| TV debut of 1/14/52 |
| Twisted person |
| Vacate |
| Walked awkwardly |
| Wall builder |
| Wall Street worker |
| Was admitted to |
| Wave catchers |
| 'If ___ be so bold...' |
| What the overheated passengers called the airline? |
| '...___ forgive our debtors' |
| Wire |
| 'Bottoms up!' |
| 'For ___ us a child...' |
| 'Great shot!' |
| Wire |
| Words with word or way |
| 'I like that!' |
| 'Luann' cartoonist Greg ___ |
| 'Maria ___' (1933 song) |
| 'The Grapes of Wrath' family |
| 'The ___ the limit!' |
| 'Wheel of Fortune' songstress, 1952 |
| '___ coffee?' |
| '___ of troubles': Hamlet |
| 1984 skiing gold medalist |
| 80's TV adventure |
| Abbr. in car ads |
| Admission of defeat |
| Ancient porch |
| Answer, in brief |
| Author Bagnold and others |
| Avid |
| Babe and Baby |
| Big name in computers |
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