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Early 1900s ruler crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of June 24th, 2007 other clues |
| One of the Trumps |
| One way to argue |
| One way to be taken |
| Overhead |
| Parisian priests |
| Party's nominees |
| Perfect Sleeper maker |
| Phone button |
| Pick of the litter |
| Play co-authored by Mark Twain |
| Playground taunt |
| Plaza de toros sounds |
| Political prisoner, e.g. |
| Polynesian carvings |
| Prefix with phobia |
| Priory of ___, group in 'The Da Vinci Code' |
| Prosperousness |
| Prudential competitor |
| Put one by |
| Put over high heat |
| Ref. work with online subscriptions |
| Refusal, in Renfrew |
| Rub the wrong way |
| Select |
| Send up or put down |
| Sharp |
| Sheep's genus |
| Short pans |
| Singer DiFranco |
| Sixth-century year |
| Some acids |
| Some farm machinery |
| Some linemen: Abbr. |
| Sort of |
| Elevs. |
| Elizabeth Dole once led it |
| Engine sound |
| Film director Roth |
| Finalize, with 'up' |
| First word of Dante's 'Inferno' |
| Frigid finish? |
| Frontier name, for short |
| Game played with a 1/2- to 3/4-inch ball |
| Gaston's girlfriend |
| Ginger ___ |
| Gradually substitute |
| Great Society agcy. |
| Head honcho |
| High degree |
| Historic role played by Jack Palance and Anthony Quinn |
| In ___ rush |
| Indians known as the Cat People |
| Island in the Aegean |
| Israir alternative |
| It might go in a tank |
| It's below grade one: Abbr. |
| Jazz great Malone |
| Kind of approval |
| Language from which lemon and julep come |
| Letters before a colon, on TV |
| Like beaches |
| Like some hot dogs |
| Like wicker furniture |
| Mar, in a way |
| Mess of pottage buyer |
| Might |
| Money you can't touch? |
| More than enjoyed |
| Mrs. Gorbachev |
| Not free |
| Sotheby's domain |
| Speaking spot |
| Start a pot going |
| Starts |
| Steak ___ |
| Stinging jellyfish |
| Stretch out |
| Strummed an old string instrument |
| Subj. of many conspiracy theories |
| Superior |
| Symbol for density |
| Symbol on a 6 key |
| Tawantinsuyu dwellers |
| Tempter |
| Terre's counterpart |
| The, abroad |
| They might come back to haunt you |
| Time out? |
| Wall Street worker |
| Wash out |
| Wasps' home |
| Word with pack or pick |
| Wrapped up |
| Yemen's capital |
| Yemen's capital |
| ___ coil |
| ___ Helens |
| ___ Kan pet food |
| 'The Matrix' lead role |
| 'How cute!' |
| 'O Sanctissima,' e.g. |
| 'C'mon!' |
| 'O.K.' |
| 'Whoo-ee!' |
| 'You sure got that right!' |
| '___ My Heart in Monterey' (1927 hit) |
| '___ Rappaport' |
| '___ Say,' 1939 #1 Artie Shaw hit |
| '___ takers?' |
| 10-Down's father |
| 10-year prison sentence, in gang slang |
| 1960s British P.M. ___ Douglas-Home |
| 1966 Broadway hit with the song 'My Cup Runneth Over' |
| Actress Grier |
| Afternoon event |
| Alternative title for this puzzle |
| Appetizers served with sauce |
| Ascribe |
| Blu-ray players, e.g. |
| Brings in |
| Broadcast worker's union |
| Broadway's 'The Producers,' e.g. |
| Burst in on |
| Cafes |
| Car that won the 1939 and '40 Indy 500 |
| Carpet choice |
| Casual dress |
| Catch in the West |
| Charms |
| Cheese place |
| City ENE of Brattleboro |
| Clavell's '___-Pan' |
| Co. with a Mercury logo |
| Comics canine |
| Coolidge, Cleveland and Andrew Johnson, once |
| Coupon offerings |
| Does dictation, maybe |
| Dogs named for a region of Japan |
| Dramatist Ibsen |
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