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Cosine of zero degrees crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of September 23rd, 2009 other clues |
| '24' agent Jack |
| 'A Day Without Rain' singer |
| 'A place you can go,' in a 1979 #2 hit |
| 'Quíen Te Dijo ___?' (2003 Latin hit) |
| 'Told ya!' |
| 'You don't need to wake me' |
| 1992 presidential aspirant Paul |
| 55-Across's destination when returning to Europe |
| Apology starter |
| Aptly named ship on a later voyage of 55-Across |
| Attorney General Holder |
| Bigfoot photo, e.g. |
| Body of water sailed in by 55-Across |
| Bubs |
| Caustic substance |
| Chains |
| Citizen alternative |
| Copenhagen's ___ Bohr Institute |
| Cornstarch brand |
| Declare |
| Defeat, as an incumbent |
| Educator Horace |
| Excite, with 'up' |
| Expert server |
| Explorer who sailed into 46-Across in 1609 |
| Fen |
| Genetic letters |
| German children |
| Gossipy type |
| Gumshoe |
| Hall-of-Fame QB Graham |
| Having everything needed |
| Hebrew leader? |
| Hosted |
| Informal greeting |
| Island east of Java |
| It might produce a line at a party |
| Italian wine region |
| Laura of 'Jurassic Park' |
| Less receptive |
| Like most of the voyages of 55-Across |
| Mayberry boy |
| Miles per gallon, e.g. |
| More precious |
| Mrs. Gorbachev |
| Nabokov title heroine |
| Nickname for someone who shares a name with the 16th president |
| Palm Pilot, e.g. |
| Part of some garden statuary |
| Pins and needles holder |
| Psychologist Jung |
| Reach in total |
| Regretful type |
| Salon supply |
| Say 'Pretty please?,' say |
| See 1-Across |
| See 55-Across |
| See 67-Across |
| Series ender: Abbr. |
| Sport with throws |
| Stephen of 'V for Vendetta' |
| Sum of any two opposite faces on a standard die |
| Swedish retail giant |
| Top players |
| Top players |
| Tough |
| Vernal mo. |
| War stat |
| With 69-Across, ship of 55-Across |
| With 8-Across, business of 55-Across's backers |
| ___ Carlos, Brazil |
| ___ d'esprit (witty remark) |
| ___ lamp |
| ___ scale |
| ___-Tibetan languages |
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