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Fellow fears following strict code of conduct? crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of November 1st, 1998 other clues |
| Summer ermines |
| Syndicate head |
| The Platters' 'It ___ Right' |
| The Wizard's unveiler |
| Timothy Leary, to some |
| Toots |
| Transported |
| U.S.M.C. one-striper |
| Wagner's father-in-law |
| Was at the forum? |
| Where 'Otello' premiered |
| With 98-Down, Oedipus and Willy Loman |
| Witnesses |
| Woodstock gear |
| Wrigley field? |
| ___ Tunas, Cuba |
| 'Reflections on Ice-Breaking' poet |
| ___-Ashbury (hippie district) |
| '___ impressed' |
| 'Slither' star |
| 'Saving Private Ryan' re-enactment |
| 'Hurrah!' |
| 'The Alienist' author |
| 1964 Manfred Mann hit |
| Amerind shoe |
| Amigo |
| Antipasto ingredient |
| Application datum: Abbr. |
| Astonish |
| Auel heroine |
| Bahraini, e.g. |
| Bar staple |
| Barely done |
| Battlefield sorting |
| Best part |
| Blazing |
| Body |
| Cabinet part, briefly |
| Campus building |
| Canoodle |
| Capital of Poland? |
| Certain grace |
| Charming scene |
| Clever |
| Coca-Cola brand |
| Comment from the fold |
| Composer Schoenberg |
| Composition of some sheets |
| Contemporary of Duchamp |
| Contract tactic |
| Cry after a coin flip |
| Decision |
| Desert dignitary |
| Designer Simpson |
| Discovery |
| Drill |
| Earlier form of a word |
| Elephant group? |
| Emcee will never be forgotten? |
| Emerald and ruby |
| English Channel feeder |
| Explorer Amundsen |
| Fashion |
| Faulkner's ___ Rivers |
| First private engineering school in the U.S. |
| Folkways |
| Friction reducer |
| From |
| Fullest, slangily |
| Garbo's 'The Mysterious Lady' co-star |
| Mouth part |
| Native Israelis |
| Newly made |
| Not 62-Across |
| Not 82-Down |
| Not carried, as a burden |
| Number next to a plus sign |
| Old Blood and Guts |
| Old manuscript marks |
| One with a line |
| Open military conflicts |
| Overseas hunt |
| P.D. employee |
| Part of S.S.S.: Abbr. |
| Pastoral expanses |
| Poet Dove |
| Prepare to check E-mail, perhaps |
| R-rated |
| Radiator sound |
| Ragtime dance |
| Rising star's insecurity eased by weight loss? |
| Ristorante desserts |
| Sandwiches for dessert |
| Sci-fi author Lester ___ Rey |
| See 17-Down |
| Seraph of Sèvres |
| Shelley's eyes |
| Shut off |
| Sidi ___, Morocco |
| Simon Legree |
| Sitters' headaches |
| Some are green |
| Some platters |
| Spring addressee, for short |
| Stevedore |
| German coal-producing region |
| German war admiral Karl |
| Giza resident falsifies travel documents? |
| Hanks role |
| Has to do (with) |
| Hash house |
| Have a date |
| History of short-lived indiscretion made public? |
| Hitchcockian |
| Hubris alienates devoted comrades? |
| Hunted |
| If everything goes wrong |
| Imbue with spiritual awareness |
| Imminent |
| Israel's first U.N. delegate |
| It's half the faun |
| Jezebel |
| Job legislation estab. in 1973 |
| Joyful dance |
| Kamoze of reggae |
| Key word |
| Kind of wheel |
| Kruger National Park terrain |
| Late riser |
| Let go |
| Like some glances |
| Like some sports |
| Little or young follower |
| Made tracks |
| Make an officer |
| Medallion meat |
| Menial |
| Missive: Abbr. |
| Montagne's opposite |
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