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| New York Times crossword of December 5th, 2009 other clues |
| Condemnable? |
| Corporate retreat closer, perhaps |
| Covering for some wrestlers |
| Cubs' leader |
| Environment for multiplication, of sorts |
| Film about a furnace |
| First-century coup victim |
| Fracas |
| Frequent 5-Down topic |
| Hold |
| Ice varieties |
| It drops to 0 after sundown |
| It may be used to avoid paparazzi |
| Japanese noodles |
| Jumble |
| Kind of vodka |
| Laggard |
| Leather type |
| Los : Spanish :: ___ : Italian |
| Maserati headquarters city |
| Model featured in 'Little Miss Sunshine' |
| Modern campaign element |
| Money holder |
| Mooring site |
| Navigation abbr. |
| Not much |
| Not open |
| Old capital of 36-Across |
| One way to stand |
| One who used to get Bronx cheers? |
| Opposite of encouraged |
| Part of many British place names |
| Plover named for its call |
| 'Notes on a Scandal' director Richard |
| 1970 hit documentary |
| 'Vaya Con Dios' hitmaker, 1953 |
| 'Squawk on the Street' airer |
| 'Later!' |
| 'You got it' |
| 2000 Supreme Court case hinging on the 14th Amendment |
| 6 or 7, but not 60 or 70 |
| Acceptable shooting? |
| Ad ___ (National Space Society's magazine) |
| Alternative to Uno Chicago Grill |
| Annually |
| Arthur Godfrey played it |
| Bagels, e.g. |
| Band hand |
| Begins to fail |
| Cigarette holder |
| Cogitate |
| Common text file name |
| Port annexed by Britain in 1839 |
| Producer of a piercing look |
| Recharge |
| Second chance in education? |
| Soupcon |
| Start developing achromotrichia |
| Sweeping instrument |
| Tabloid publisher's check |
| The Carpenters, e.g. |
| The Who's 'Love, Reign ___ Me' |
| They work to maintain their faculties |
| To be or not to be, e.g. |
| Trilogies, often |
| TV character who says 'I didn't think it was physically possible, but this both sucks and blows' |
| Undulate |
| Upgrade from dial-up |
| War film setting |
| Where Aida sings 'O patria mia' |
| Worn-down pencils, say |
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