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First Irish P.M. crossword clue
D E V A L E R A
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| New York Times crossword of June 11th, 2006 other clues |
| 'Good shot!' |
| 'Goosebumps' author R. L. ___ |
| 'Handyman's Corner' Columnist |
| 'Jurassic Park' terror, for short |
| 'M' star |
| 'No seats left' |
| 'Two eggs over easy,' e.g. |
| 14-liners |
| A as in Amiens |
| A year before the Battle of Hastings |
| Accusatory phrase |
| Air Force noncom: Abbr. |
| Alternative to stamp |
| Animal with a flexible snout |
| Ante- |
| Antiquated |
| Any of TV's Clampetts |
| Area between posts |
| Away's partner |
| Bakery offering |
| Belly button type |
| Book Reviewer |
| Bounder |
| British actress Sylvia |
| Butt of jokes |
| Canadian lout |
| Change, as part of a computer program |
| Chianti or Orvieto |
| Chicago's ___ Planetarium |
| Cinematic beekeeper |
| Clear (of) |
| Cockpit need |
| Coin in Cancún |
| Colo. neighbor |
| Connecticut collegian |
| Dadaist Jean |
| Debonair |
| Discrimination |
| Dogs that rarely bark |
| Element whose name comes from Greek for 'inactive' |
| Fats Domino's 'I've ___ Around' |
| Fifth word of the Gettysburg Address |
| Foreign Affairs Editor |
| Fruit with a pit |
| Gardening Columnist |
| Go over again, in a way |
| Gold watch recipient, maybe |
| Hardly a hipster |
| High School Sports Reporter |
| Hire |
| Holy man |
| Horoscope Writer |
| Hostlers |
| Hurl everywhere |
| Illegal lighting? |
| Isaac Asimov mystery 'Murder at the ___' |
| It may be run up |
| It's just over a foot |
| King, in Portugal |
| Lettuce |
| Light |
| Like a prima ballerina |
| Like the crown of the Statue of Liberty |
| Like the stone that slew Goliath |
| Litter site |
| Lock site |
| Look |
| Lost one? |
| Lover of Eurydice, in myth |
| Maytag acquisition of 2001 |
| Morales of 'N.Y.P.D. Blue' |
| NCR product |
| Nero's love |
| News in sports |
| Nickname for Dartmouth |
| Non-PC? |
| Number's target? |
| Obituary Writer |
| One way to go |
| Oom-___ (tuba sounds) |
| Opposite of kick |
| Org. whose members' lies are discussed on TV |
| Pantry stock |
| Party professional |
| Peak in Thessaly |
| Peeples and Vardalos |
| Perfume quantity |
| Person living along a large stream, informally |
| Physicist with a unit named after him |
| Pince-___ |
| Places for M.D.'s and R.N.'s |
| Present time in France? |
| Put on cloud nine |
| Puzzle Editor |
| Quaker State, e.g. |
| Race |
| Rainbow component |
| Scale-busting |
| Schoolyard retort |
| See |
| Seller of Kenmore appliances |
| Send an invitation for |
| Shamu, for one |
| Shell game |
| Sicilian seaport |
| Ski wear |
| Slip in a pot |
| Soldiers of Saruman, in Tolkien |
| Some are blessed |
| Something that's struck |
| Spanish cubist Juan |
| Spanish eyes |
| Sparkle |
| Star in Orion |
| Start eating |
| Stay-at-home dad |
| Survive |
| Survivor |
| The N.B.A.'s Elvin Hayes, to fans |
| The son on 'Sanford and Son' |
| Ticking |
| Tillis who sang 'I Ain't Never' |
| Traditional Sunday fare |
| Travel Editor |
| Turkey's highest point |
| Turmoil |
| Twain's ___ Joe |
| Untamed |
| Velvety cotton fabric |
| Viewable |
| Volunteer's words |
| Washington city on Puget Sound |
| Weather Page Editor |
| Well-known |
| Where to stick a pick |
| White House worker |
| [continued on the other side] |
| ___ à manger (ready to eat, in France) |
| ___ kwon do |
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