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Food brand since 1922 with a Chinese character in its logo crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of February 4th, 2022 other clues |
| 1987 sci-fi comedy spoof |
| Fiscal arm of the executive branch, in brief |
| Pampering, in brief |
| Ireland's best-selling solo artist |
| Potentially destructive marine growth |
| Less gracious when losing, say |
| Ones in charge: Abbr. |
| Hebrew letter on a dreidel |
| Apt |
| That's the point! |
| San Francisco's ___ Valley |
| Figure that determines an air passenger's status |
| Where a high school yearbook club may meet, informally |
| ___ effect |
| Actress Knightley |
| Wreck |
| Spoke spaniel? |
| Clan symbol |
| Casual, casually |
| H-1B and B-1, for two |
| Pensione relative |
| Head, in slang |
| Lemony Snicket antagonist named after a Salinger orphan |
| "The Bare Necessities" bear |
| Placeholder |
| Part of a classic breakup line |
| Little rascal |
| Henchman |
| Bamboozle |
| Easy ___ |
| Director Welles |
| Popeye's anchor, e.g., for short |
| Uses one's brain |
| Σ, in math |
| Nonprofit with the tagline "No More Victims" |
| Not-so-common studio apartment shape |
| Quarters |
| Nickname of 6' 9" N.F.L. great Ed Jones |
| Not stress so much? |
| Company at the heart of an early 2000s scandal |
| Driving stabilizer |
| "Horse, Pipe and Red Flower" painter (1920) |
| "I can't afford NOT to buy it!" |
| Relative of Inc. |
| Like the start of an Ironman race |
| Online hookup |
| Winter Olympics equipment |
| Letters between two names |
| Comic partner of Stiller |
| Deliberately gives bad information |
| Most smelly |
| Altogether pretty good |
| Stop working for good? |
| Issue with image quality, informally? |
| Indiana's state flower |
| "Yeah ... never gonna happen" |
| Squares, e.g. |
| Comedian Kevin |
| Acapulco gold |
| Bowie song that begins with the lyric "It's a God-awful small affair to the girl with the mousy hair" |
| A call for help |
| "Jeepers!" |
| Ben & Jerry's sundae with an estimated 14,000 calories |
| The Magic, on scoreboards |
| Corroded |
| Kind of cup |
| Stain |
| "America's Missing: Broadcast Emergency Response" vis-à-vis Amber Alert, e.g. |
| Essence of the Hippocratic oath |
| Naval agreement? |
| Traces |
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