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Country that eliminated the U.S.A. in both the 2006 and 2010 FIFA World Cups crossword clue
G H A N A
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| New York Times crossword of December 22nd, 2018 other clues |
| 'Coffee Cantata' composer |
| 'Dang!' |
| 'Giant Brain' of 1940s headlines |
| '___ les compliments de l'auteur' (inscription in a French book) |
| 2000s female teen idol, to fans |
| A.F.L.'s merger partner |
| Act of noticing |
| Ahura Mazda worshiper |
| Baby food |
| Big export of Sri Lanka |
| Birthplace of St. Clare, the founder of the Poor Sisters |
| Bond order |
| Check in the mail, perhaps |
| Court great Goolagong |
| Crossed |
| Director Lee |
| Drinking glasses? |
| First female artist with five Billboard #1's from the same album |
| Flemish river |
| Frame |
| Gets one under |
| Got wise to? |
| Growth medium |
| Half Dome's home |
| Hartsfield-Jackson code |
| How Pee-wee Herman often appears to fans |
| Induces to commit a crime |
| Involves |
| It's what everyone's doing |
| James of TV's 'How the West Was Won' |
| José de ___ Martín, national hero of Argentina |
| Leading |
| Literature Nobelist Gordimer |
| Long in films |
| Lowbrow |
| Miracle-___ |
| New York's ___ State Parkway |
| Not seeing anyone else, say |
| Not the classy sort? |
| On a fundamental level |
| Ostentatious |
| Pragmatist philosopher Charles Sanders ___ |
| Protests, but not uprisings? |
| Put on |
| Receive as a member |
| Recorded, somewhat quaintly |
| Return destination, for short |
| Slip covers? |
| Small flourish |
| So-and-so |
| Some sultan subjects |
| Squad car |
| Substantive |
| Surname of father-and-son British P.M.s |
| Swift quality |
| Taking care of responsibilities like an actual grown-up |
| Talks about one's job, perhaps |
| They're positive |
| Title city of film whose mayor is Leodore Lionheart |
| Traveler's boarding areas? |
| Unclutter |
| Want ad abbr |
| What Brits call an 'articulated lorry' |
| What some coin purses do |
| You can't beat them |
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