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Coach Mike of the 1994 Stanley Cup-winning Rangers crossword clue
K E E N A N
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| New York Times crossword of November 20th, 2010 other clues |
| 'Come ___?' (Italian greeting) |
| 'East River' novelist, 1946 |
| 'Insane!' |
| 'Shhh!' |
| 'The Sacred Wood' writer |
| '___ Zoo,' 1967 hit |
| African capital of 1.5+ million |
| Back |
| Basic cable inits. |
| Basketball Hall-of-Famer Holman |
| Bee's landing place |
| Bibliophile's suffix |
| Charlemagne, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Classic football rival of Notre Dame: Abbr. |
| Costume party costume |
| Could still have gotten |
| Delete from copy |
| Diminutive suffix |
| Expressionless |
| Fess Parker's TV co-star |
| Flooring option |
| Forever ___ |
| Free TV spots, for short |
| Gang land |
| Give the business |
| Graffiti, e.g. |
| Group whose 1968 album 'Time Peace' was #1 |
| Hero whose statue appears in front of Chicago's Tribune Tower |
| Highly seismic area off the Greek coast |
| Hustles |
| It can follow two hips |
| Item of sports equipment worn on the wrist |
| Like some friends |
| Long |
| Mayo setting: Abbr. |
| Mrs. Gorbachev |
| N.Y.C. neighborhood |
| No-good |
| Not an orig. |
| Number in a pack? |
| Objurgation |
| On drugs |
| One may be dominant |
| Oscar-winning actor with the autobiography 'Halfway Through the Door' |
| Pharaoh's head? |
| Place to put a tap |
| Platinum-group element |
| Share of responsibility |
| Short lines at checkout? |
| Some people with sports M.B.A.'s: Abbr. |
| Start of a children's rhyme |
| Subject of 1987 Congressional hearings |
| Super Bowl XIV competitor, for short |
| Tank-to-carburetor conduits |
| They burn |
| Three of these make an O |
| Time past |
| Tiny, valuable beads |
| What-___ |
| Whole world in one's hands? |
| Wide-headed fastener |
| Word that keeps the same meaning if 'cap-' is added at the front |
| Yelena ___, Soviet dissident and wife of Andrei Sakharov |
| ___ Blue (old kerosene brand) |
| ___ Poly, school nickname |
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