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German-born American tennis star who won 17 Grand Slam singles and doubles titles crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 12th, 2015 other clues |
| Lead-in to drop or roll |
| Light shower? |
| Like South Dakota vis-à-vis North Dakota |
| Longtime radio rival of Stern |
| Lose tone |
| Lose tones? |
| Make a squirrellike exit |
| Maker of Basketbrawl and Robo-Squash |
| New seal |
| One of the currencies replaced by the euro in 2002 |
| Pantomime |
| Part of a business that might include invoicing, payment, updates and equipment maintenance |
| Pitch ___ |
| Pool party |
| Possible cause of vertigo |
| Private detective |
| Protection against mosquitoes |
| Raw power |
| Reef denizen |
| Relatives of banjoleles |
| Residents of 24 Sussex Dr. in Ottawa |
| Retailer with stylized mountaintops in its logo |
| Skilled forger |
| State symbol with a reduplicative name |
| Suffix with 4-Down |
| Targeting the Fourth Estate |
| The gamut |
| Ultimatum retort |
| Unkempt |
| Wharton's home, briefly |
| ___ Norman Cosmetics |
| 'Capeesh?' |
| 'Hungarian Dances' composer |
| 'Mountain, Navel, Anchors, Table' artist, 1925 |
| 'Whatevs' |
| African desert that includes the Skeleton Coast |
| Angelina of Hollywood |
| Après-ski warmers |
| Balcony address? |
| Bars where swingers hang out? |
| Base closure? |
| Bathroom brand with a Snake Plus variety |
| Be handy |
| Beaches, in two senses |
| Best Picture Oscar winner before 'Ben-Hur' |
| Citation shortening |
| Collapse at one's desk, say |
| Contouring procedure, briefly |
| Cosmetics company founder Rocher |
| Decorative flourish |
| Deploys to one's advantage |
| Fancy |
| Feature of some mattresses |
| Food for hogs |
| Franklin who sang 'Piece of My Heart' |
| Gelatinous dishes |
| Go a few rounds? |
| Gossiping |
| Grammy-winning hit that begins 'Whatcha gon' do with all that junk' |
| How the operas 'Artaxerxes' and 'Iolanthe' are usually performed |
| In a sauce of browned butter, capers, parsley and lemon |
| It has issues with feminism |
| Job tester |
| Joseph's uncle, in Genesis |
| Lady Godiva, for one |
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