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Conflict settled by the Treaty of Paris in 1856 crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of September 8th, 2009 other clues |
| 'I didn't know that!' |
| 'M*A*S*H' cops, for short |
| 'Pronto!' |
| 'That's all ___ wrote' |
| 'West Side Story' gang |
| 'Yikes!' |
| '___ a Rock' |
| 1965 Beatles song or movie |
| Ankle-length, maybe |
| Apply incorrectly |
| Aswan's river |
| Atlantic state in two time zones: Abbr. |
| Bernie Madoff job |
| Borrower's limit |
| Canadiens' rivals |
| Cheesy snack |
| Chips go-with |
| Co. offering a Buddy List |
| Concerning, on a memo |
| Concert venue |
| Cornerstone word |
| Facetious nickname for a giant |
| Family tree member |
| Fit to serve |
| Genetic letters |
| Go-ahead |
| Gut course |
| Hard to rattle |
| Harmless-to-humans slitherer |
| Hit a serve past |
| It may be floppy or pointy |
| Item on a docket |
| J.F.K. posting: Abbr. |
| Joe Six-Pack's protrusion |
| Jump on the ice |
| Keats and Horace, for two |
| Kemo ___ (the Lone Ranger) |
| Key with three sharps: Abbr. |
| Lake former, perhaps |
| Like many a Clint Eastwood character |
| Little devil's opposite |
| Lottery player's cry of elation |
| Miami-___ County |
| Military site |
| Neeson of 'Kinsey' |
| Night sch. class |
| Of the flock |
| One cause of deforestation |
| Part of a Latin 101 conjugation |
| Pirate or Padre, for short |
| Popular ballpoints |
| Pseudopod-forming organism |
| Put up with |
| Queens tennis stadium |
| Samovar beverage |
| Sedona and Sorento automaker |
| Self-importance |
| Send via DHL, say |
| Skewered Asian fare |
| Star, in Paris |
| Starts the kitty |
| Straightens (up) |
| Ticked off |
| Tight spots |
| Trapeze artist's attire |
| Typical visitor to Cooperstown |
| Up-front |
| Use more 3-in-One on |
| Venus de Milo material |
| Visibly shocked |
| Visitors to the manger |
| Word that can follow the ends of 17-, 21-, 36-, 44-, 54- and 64-Across |
| Works of 9-Down |
| Writer ___ Stanley Gardner |
| You can't escape it |
| ___ Vecchio (Florence landmark) |
| ___-Grain (breakfast bar brand) |
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