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Ex-politico with a Nobel and an Emmy crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of February 18th, 2009 other clues |
| 'And I ___ ...' |
| 'For shame!' |
| 'Quo Vadis' role |
| 'The Persistence of Memory' painter |
| '___ pig's eye!' |
| 1999 Melissa Joan Hart movie |
| Animal on XING signs |
| Artists' boo-boos |
| At this point |
| Awfully small |
| Battlefield shout |
| Beanery fare |
| Bone, for one |
| Brought to ruin |
| Bug-building game |
| Cadets' org. |
| Cigarettes have it |
| Clark's crush on 'Smallville' |
| Closet filler |
| Corporate action that increases the par value of its stock |
| Debussy subject |
| Dickensian cry |
| Dipstick coating |
| English county on the North Sea |
| Excessive, as force |
| Favored bunch |
| Fencing move |
| First name in 1950s politics |
| Foofaraw |
| From Sucre, say |
| Gads about |
| Go kaput |
| Grazed, e.g. |
| Hamburg's river |
| Have ___ to one's head |
| Hits with bug spray |
| Home of the Sundance Film Festival |
| Hoops player |
| It may be bright |
| Jaguar, e.g. |
| King, in Portugal |
| Library sign |
| Like a clear sky |
| Like gnats |
| Look out for? |
| Makes fun of, in a way |
| Minos's land |
| Monk's title |
| Mosquito protection |
| Most likely to sunburn |
| Mushroomed |
| Nada |
| New entrepreneur's need |
| Noted convert to Islam in 1964 |
| Off-season offerings |
| One of the Manning brothers |
| Parting word |
| Physician/synonymist |
| Plain English |
| Porter's regretful 'Miss' |
| Poverty, pollution and such |
| Pseudo-cultured |
| Right hand |
| Sari-clad royal |
| See 8-Across |
| Semi part |
| Shakespearean soliloquist |
| Shawnee chief at the Battle of Tippecanoe |
| Show sorrow |
| Subj. with unknowns |
| Summoned, in a way |
| The Beatles produced it |
| Ticked (off) |
| With 61-Across, a possible title for this puzzle |
| Word of woe |
| Wordsmith's ref. |
| ___ onion |
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