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From Phila. to Miami crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of July 2nd, 2006 other clues |
| Guitarlike Japanese instruments |
| Hang |
| Hard stuff |
| Hat, slangily |
| Henpeck |
| High reputes |
| Historic symbol whose shape can be found hidden in this completed puzzle |
| Houdini's real name |
| Hypodermics |
| I.R.A. part: Abbr. |
| Image that appears with the 20-Across on an old half dollar |
| In a Weird Al Yankovic song, he 'looks like a Muppet, but he's wrinkled and green' |
| In the middle of |
| It may follow you |
| It often gets glossed over |
| It's filled with bills |
| Japanese noodle product |
| June honorees |
| Kind of I.R.A. |
| Lateral lead-in |
| Legal org. |
| Like a juggernaut |
| Like a Rolls-Royce |
| Like many T's and P's |
| Like Saturn |
| Longtime setting for 20-Across |
| Made better |
| Mention |
| Misses the wake-up call |
| More fit |
| Moving away from the sides |
| Mozart's birthplace: Abbr. |
| Much-photographed White House area |
| Muslim leader |
| 'Tell me about it' |
| 'Consider it done!' |
| 'Cool' amount |
| 'George of the Jungle' elephant |
| 'I beg to differ!' |
| 'Sweet as apple cider' girl |
| 'There's gold in them ___ hills!' |
| 1776-1876: Abbr. |
| 34th U.S. pres. |
| Accent |
| Actor Gibson |
| Afrikaner |
| Airport area |
| Album feature |
| Alexander Hamilton's place, informally |
| Allegro ___ (music direction) |
| Author Deighton |
| Ballantine, e.g. |
| Bard's nightfall |
| Baseballers' wear |
| Better set |
| Sounds of woe |
| Southern side? |
| Stage elevator |
| Starr and others |
| Still snoring |
| Takes power away from |
| Talking Heads co-founder David |
| Talking point? |
| Temple with curved roofs |
| They go all out at beauty shops |
| Things needed around dictators |
| Top-secret grp. |
| TV canine |
| Twisty turn |
| U.S. atty. gen. in 1962 |
| Welcome, as the new year |
| Whirler |
| Within reach |
| ___ Popular |
| ___'acte |
| Big bird |
| Bighearted one |
| Book before James: Abbr. |
| British verb ending |
| Broadcasts |
| Call |
| Carpentry supplies |
| Center of Florida? |
| Certain fungus |
| Check over |
| Cheesehead |
| Comedy shtick |
| Comics shriek |
| Coulter who wrote 'Godless: The Church of Liberalism' |
| Creme-filled chocolate treats |
| Direct contact |
| Dish prepared in a skillet |
| Domestic Old World birds |
| Earth, to Mahler |
| Elapse |
| Emergency calling plan |
| First group of invitees |
| Flight segment |
| Follower of Benedict? |
| Fraudulent contestant |
| French noodle product? |
| German auto pioneer Gottlieb |
| Get-up-and-go |
| Go over the limit? |
| Granada gold |
| Graybeards |
| Green: Prefix |
| Groups that run |
| Grps. |
| Natl. Novel Writing mo. |
| Neat |
| Not dis |
| Oil producer |
| Old washing machine feature |
| Olympic officials |
| Ones making amphibious landings? |
| Opposite of blow up |
| Org. with operations |
| Original ___ |
| Ornament that may be worn with sandals |
| Out |
| P.O. box item |
| Pastoral cry |
| Payroll dept. ID's |
| Polished off |
| Prefix with dermis |
| Previously recorded |
| Pulls |
| Pulls in |
| Put forward |
| Repeated phrase in Martin Luther King Jr.'s 'I Have a Dream' speech |
| Rocks |
| Routine |
| Rutabagas, e.g. |
| Saturate, in dialect |
| Savory French appetizers |
| Series |
| Shavings |
| Shot by a doctor |
| Skin cleanser component |
| Small handful |
| Some radio dispatches, for short |
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