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German region occupied by France and Belgium from 1923-25 crossword clue
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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 |
| Fresh sets of clothes |
| 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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