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| New York Times crossword of February 6th, 2015 other clues |
| ''Tis the Voice of the Lobster' reciter |
| 'A sentiment appropriate to the occasion of another's superiority,' per Ambrose Bierce |
| 'Check it out!' |
| 'My reply ___' (Magic 8 Ball answer) |
| 'No turning back now!' |
| 'Not so hard' |
| 'Star Wars' surname |
| 1960s Robert Loggia series about a burglar-turned-bodyguard |
| Alternative to Camels |
| Book deals? |
| Brand name chosen for its symmetry |
| Buoy |
| Burmese pythons in the Everglades, e.g |
| Cadillac model that debuted in 2012 |
| Certain noble |
| Changes course |
| Colonial heretic Hutchinson |
| Comment to a card |
| Crawford who won the 2014 Sixth Man of the Year Award |
| Dances by jumping in place |
| Dawn |
| Everglades transport |
| Fencing move that means 'arrow' in French |
| Former consumer electronics company bought by Sony |
| Geo. Washington was the U.S.'s first |
| Get the picture |
| Informal greeting |
| Is beneficial |
| It gets swung over |
| It underwent a long, massive breakup |
| Leader who said 'It is right to rebel' |
| Like many babies at bedtime |
| Like many hooks |
| Makes out clumsily? |
| Many a collar attachment |
| Metric pressure unit |
| Mobile home |
| Natl. Congress of Mothers, today |
| New England delicacies |
| Org chart topper |
| Out of it? |
| Pep Boys product |
| Players often pick it up |
| Question asked modestly in response to 'That looks great on you' |
| Radio receiver |
| Real card |
| Region between the tundra and steppes |
| Response to a puerile joke |
| Screenwriter who knew the identity of Deep Throat before it was made public |
| Sic ___ scriptum |
| Sound heard before a big blow? |
| Source of some fevers |
| Start of some pleas |
| Straight, say |
| Studio mixing equipment |
| Swung around |
| Tag base, perhaps |
| Takes command of |
| Talk, with 'up' |
| The Mariners, e.g |
| Took command of |
| Unworthy of |
| Villain in a Nativity play |
| Wear without straps |
| When Romeo says he 'saw true beauty' before seeing Juliet |
| Year the Liang dynasty began |
| You, overseas |
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