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George W. Bush, as a managing general partner of baseballs Texas Rangers, traded away ... crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 5th, 2004 other clues |
| 1976 uprising site |
| 1994 Peace Nobelist Peres |
| 1997 Demi Moore title role |
| 911 responders, for short |
| A labor-saving device invented by 44-Down was the |
| A U.S. president who was also an architect, musician and inventor was |
| Abound |
| Ace reliever Robb |
| Anguilla is part of it: Abbr. |
| Annoyed no end |
| Anthem contraction |
| Architect of Spains Miró museum |
| Bad lighting? |
| Baroque piece |
| Bears, on Wall Street |
| Below-the-belt |
| Calvin Coolidge lived up to his reputation as a man of few words when he |
| Camera lens setting |
| Cat sound? |
| Circus reactions |
| Coffee orders |
| Comforters |
| Comic |
| Costa ___ |
| Country singer Black |
| Cover, in commercial names |
| Demand payment |
| Diminutive, in Dundee |
| Dirty Harry, e.g. |
| Discount store |
| Discuss, with over |
| Drug-yielding plant |
| Early sixth-century year |
| Educational cable network |
| Eggs |
| Enter |
| Extremely significant |
| Fort Smith-to-Little Rock dir. |
| Frank Delano Roosevelts phrase New Deal came from a book by |
| French vineyard |
| Fruit holder |
| Fuses, as ore |
| Get rid of |
| Global divide |
| Glove |
| Go bad |
| Go belly-up |
| Grinder |
| Hate |
| Have a spot ___ |
| Hip-hops Dr. ___ |
| Home of Russell Cave Natl. Monument |
| Homer Simpson outburst |
| Hoops stat: Abbr. |
| Horned viper |
| It may be hard to keep |
| Its due in Venice |
| John Quincy Adams, as U.S. secretary of state, was the man who actually drafted |
| Kind of cab |
| Kingston resident, e.g. |
| Largest county of Nevada |
| Like some stocks and drugs: Abbr. |
| Like the north wind |
| Like weightlifters |
| Long lookers |
| Look over again |
| Love |
| Made off with |
| Maven |
| Medieval romance tale |
| Mediterranean resort island |
| More lascivious |
| N.B.A.s ___ Ming |
| Needle case |
| Neverthless |
| Newspapers |
| Nolan Ryan, notably |
| Number five iron |
| Object |
| Object |
| Obsolescent refrigerant |
| Ocean floor |
| One going to the dogs? |
| One-armed bandit |
| One-named singer/actress |
| Peace interrupter |
| Pot creators |
| Pour |
| Presidents 117-Across and 44-Down both died the same day in 1826 |
| Puts through again, as paper in a copier |
| QB Manning |
| Really beats |
| Revolutionary Trotsky |
| Road map no. |
| Robt. Byrds home |
| Rocks, so to speak |
| Rocks Van ___ |
| Ronald Reagan is the only U.S. president who was also president of a |
| Roofer, at times |
| Rum ___ Tugger (Cats cat) |
| See 56-Down |
| Self-titled WB sitcom |
| Sharp-billed diver |
| Sicilian mount |
| Slothful |
| Some Diego Rivera works |
| Some fund-raisers |
| Some heads of state |
| Sorority letters |
| Sprint |
| States positively |
| Stepped (on) |
| Strained |
| Strip off, as blubber |
| Suffix with odd |
| Swedens largest lake |
| Takes a jog |
| Target MTV viewer |
| Tax |
| The Kennedys, e.g. |
| The only U.S. president whose vice president ran against him to succeed him was John .... |
| Theodore Roosevelt, who was never known as the modest type, is the only U.S. president ever to give an inaugural address ... |
| Tickled |
| Together, musically |
| Tracys mom, in Hairspray |
| Twist |
| Type widths |
| Understands |
| Ushered |
| With 42-Down, college course, slangily |
| Without ___ (unprotected) |
| Work ___ many levels (succeed) |
| Works at |
| Writer Fleming |
| Yanqui |
| Young fellow |
| ___ roll |
| Far out! |
| Ixnay |
| Relax, man! |
| Stormy Weather singer |
| When ___ hear from you? |
| ___ Porridge Hot |
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