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New York Times crossword of February 14th, 2010 other clues
Lena of 'Chocolat'
Like poker faces
Like some mutual funds
Linchpin
Literally, 'barley'
Lock horns (with)
Lynn Fontanne and her husband
M.I.T. degs.
Manuscript changes
Martin's partner in 1960s-'70s TV
Maryland fort name
Mecca trekker
Milanese madames
Nary a soul
Nasdaq, e.g.: Abbr.
New Testament book called the 'Queen of the Epistles': Abbr.
Nonexclusive
Not clerical
Old cruise missile
One who's easier to pray for than to visit, according to C. S. Lewis
One ___ (baseball variant)
One-eighty
Philosopher Kierkegaard
Pioneering 1740 novel subtitled 'Virtue Rewarded'
Pitcher Hershiser
Purple or green vegetable
Put one's foot down
Reagan attorney general
Record listing
Regarding that matter
Rep center?
Responses to pleasure or pain
Secret dish in 'Sweeney Todd'
Senses
Sets right
E.T., e.g.
Early smartphone
Edinburgh tourist attraction
End of shampoo instructions, often
Execute
Flavor-enhancing additive
Forever, to a bard
Frequent Sgt. Friday rejoinder
German region occupied by France and Belgium from 1923-25
Great Scott?
Hall of 'Coming to America'
Hash browns, e.g., typically
Having given a slip the slip?
Heros
Hiker's map, briefly
Honeybunch
Hoped-for answer to 'Will you be my Valentine?'
Hosp. test
Irritated
It may be marked on a racetrack
It may have an antenna
It was once advertised as 'Your favorite drink in your favorite flavor'
It's whistleable
Jack Sprat's requirement
Jackpot producer
John who wrote 'An Essay Concerning Human Understanding'
Kilt accompaniers
Kind of cartridge
Kind of sax
Kindergartner
Lacking vitality
Land of amore
Lao-___
Sherwood Forest sights
Showed over
Sin city
Slain twin
Solo
Some Da Vinci pieces
Some hot air
Speck
Star in the Summer Triangle
Star in the Summer Triangle
Stereotypical starting job assignment at a corporation
Sullen
Sunfish or moonfish
Telephone
Teller of a tale 'full of sound and fury,' per Macbeth
The bright side?
The saddest key, supposedly
They may have jets
U.S.A.F. noncom
Un-PC behavior
Unagi, in a sushi restaurant
Untagged
Warm welcome
Weapons in Wells's 'The War of the Worlds'
Weapons with telescoping bolts
What bears do
What some bombs lead to, for short
What's said before some numbers
Where some leaves settle
___ jacket
___ Romeo
'And you'd better listen!'
'I said ___!'
'E.T.,' e.g.
'Scram!'
'Star Trek' role
'This isn't good!'
'What is the sound of one hand clapping?,' say
... according to Charles Schulz
... according to Frank Sinatra
... according to Joseph Campbell
... according to Neil Young
... according to St. Augustine
... according to the Beatles
1993 dance hit, and a question answered seven times in this puzzle
23-Across ... according to Shakespeare
A.A.A. part: Abbr.
Actor Jannings, winner of the first Best Actor Oscar
Actress Ann
Animals with eye patches
Apple juice brand
Assignations, slangily
Audio ___
Ayn Rand and Anne Rice, e.g.
B or C, but not A or D: Abbr.
Blanket
Blessing preceder?
Brings (out)
Bungle
Bungling
Butler's locale
Car part
Carl's lifelong companion in 'Up'
Cause of wheezing
Chemicals banned by Congress in '76
Chief of staff under Obama
CIGNA competitor

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