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Fraternal twins come from two different ones crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of May 27th, 2004 other clues |
| Payment penalty |
| Reds Hall-of-Famer Tony |
| Restaurateur Toots |
| Result of some bathing |
| See 23-Across |
| Service group |
| Street wear? |
| Subs |
| Third qtr. starter |
| Tibia |
| Title girl in a 1976 Kiss hit |
| Undermine |
| Unifying theme |
| Unilever brand |
| Wampum |
| Wan |
| Wardrobe malfunction at a restaurant? |
| Wardrobe malfunction on a promenade? |
| Wardrobe malfunction on the job? |
| Wash against, as the shore |
| Which train to take, in song |
| Wink, nudge, etc. |
| With 48-Across, wardrobe malfunction at an auto repair shop? |
| With dents and all |
| Woods varmints |
| Work detail |
| Writer Ephron |
| ___-mo |
| Actress Vardalos |
| 'The sign of extra service' sloganeer |
| '___ My Heart at the Stage Door Canteen' (1942 hit) |
| 15-Across is on one |
| 1967 hotspot, with 'the' |
| 2004 film '___ Enchanted' |
| Amts. of meds |
| Andean ancient |
| Atty.'s title |
| Bacon or Lamb product |
| Barbarians at the Battle of Chalons |
| Batiking need |
| Comic |
| Popular tabloid subj. |
| Comparable to a pig |
| Customize |
| Dench/Winslet title role of 2001 |
| Depreciation consideration |
| Duvet filling |
| Fan sound |
| Figure seen at an intersection |
| French or Italian bread |
| Get into a stew? |
| Great Brit., once |
| His poem 'Fleas' reads, in its entirety, 'Adam / Had 'em' |
| Historic mission |
| Involuntarily out of a job |
| It features creatures |
| It holds a yard |
| It may be perfect |
| It may hold a spray |
| Kennel enclosures |
| Kew bloom in a Noyes poem |
| Kid's plea |
| Kind of pet |
| Knee-slapper |
| Like some playgrounds |
| Lock problem? |
| Module |
| Neighbor of an Estonian |
| Northern capital |
| One who might say 'T.G.I.F.'? |
| Org. with far-out goals? |
| Over |
| Over |
| Overlook point |
| Put a coat on |
| Quaint cry |
| Pour |
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