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Danish astronomer who followed Copernicus crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of September 17th, 2009 other clues |
| #13 in the Bronx, informally |
| 'Fish Magic' and 'Viaducts Break Ranks' |
| 'Horrors!' |
| 'Mm-hmm' |
| 'Uncle Tom's Cabin' girl |
| 'Yo te ___' |
| '___ time' |
| 1960s activist org. |
| 19th of 24 |
| 9-Across native |
| Abbey Theater playwright |
| Abbr. on a letter to a soldier |
| Ais |
| Ara |
| At all |
| Attach, as a ribbon |
| Blade maker |
| Children's doctor? |
| Clear, as tables |
| Considerably, in Cannes |
| Construction piece |
| Daybreak |
| Designer Cassini |
| Diminutive suffix |
| Eri |
| Ers |
| Fair distance |
| Finishes, with 'up' |
| Fragrance |
| Future dr.'s exam |
| J.F.K. Library architect |
| Jordan's only seaport |
| Landing place |
| Like most radios |
| Literary character who says 'O, beware, my lord, of jealousy' |
| Major leagues, slangily, with 'the' |
| Man ___ |
| Mason's trough |
| Massenet opera based on a Daudet novel |
| Mischief |
| Moas |
| Modelist's purchase |
| More limited |
| Mountain near Pelion |
| Noble family name in medieval Italy shared by two popes |
| Ocas |
| Perrier rival |
| Place-kicker's aid |
| Refractive |
| Renato's wife in Verdi's 'Un Ballo in Maschera' |
| River through Köln |
| Rounded out? |
| S.C. Johnson shaving gel |
| Shot |
| Slave in Buck's House of Hwang |
| Slip |
| Small songbirds |
| Stage arches |
| Stop, in Montréal |
| Suffer |
| Take for ___ |
| They hook up IVs |
| They're often served with caviar |
| Tram locale |
| Tulip-growing center of Holland |
| U.K. neighbor |
| Unsupported assurance |
| Very, informally |
| Volunteer's declaration |
| Westernmost of the major Hawaiian islands |
| World champion of 1964-67, 1974-78 and 1978-79 |
| Ziggurat features |
| ___ culpa |
| ___ nova |
| ___-les-Moulineaux (Paris suburb) |
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