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English county from which the Pilgrims set sail in 1620 crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of September 11th, 2004 other clues |
| Hard to research |
| Holy Roman emperor crowned 962 |
| Ill-fated emperor of 1502-20 |
| Instrument Paul McCartney played on Ringo Starr's 'You're Sixteen' |
| Kiwis |
| Lac contents |
| Large bird with a loud scream |
| Let up |
| Like Elgar's Symphony No. 1 |
| Luxor locals |
| Marine tank |
| Messiah |
| Mexican War general known as Old Fuss and Feathers |
| Not chosen |
| Obvious lunatic |
| Old spy grp. |
| Orch. part |
| Passing legislation? |
| Permanently |
| Roman square? |
| Santa ___ |
| Scruffy |
| See 57-Down |
| Shamus |
| Short message via AOL, say |
| Sneaking |
| Some like it hot |
| Southeast-most county of Ireland, or its seat |
| Spaniard's 'that' |
| Structural supports |
| Successful field results, for short |
| Swift |
| Take up, perhaps |
| 'I'm waiting' |
| 1966 James Bond spoof |
| 2003 Nick Lachey hit '___ Swear' |
| 'Shucks!' |
| Arias |
| Astronomical distances |
| Attach, in a way |
| Bat signals? |
| Backslider? |
| Big name in late-night TV |
| Blank page |
| Baseball Hall-of-Famer Flick |
| Buffalo's AAA baseball team |
| Button for pins |
| California city NW of Bakersfield |
| Certain gun |
| Checks |
| Clayey rock once common in building |
| Cold start |
| Confine |
| Face saver |
| Figure in Umberto Eco's 'The Name of the Rose' |
| Filch |
| Fine, slangily |
| First secretary of H.E.W., 1953, ___ Culp Hobby |
| French compliment |
| Gastrointestinal danger |
| Getting down |
| Half of a 1997 telecom merger |
| The chemistry of fermentation |
| The last thing a Yale cheerleader wants |
| Throws off |
| Tycoons' holdings |
| With 2-Down, certain mismatch |
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