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Germany, to Britain crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of April 25th, 2014 other clues |
| Organ part |
| Princess Leia was one in 'A New Hope' |
| Punishment, metaphorically |
| Put on |
| Puzzle solver's complaint |
| Reuben ingredient, informally |
| Rub it in |
| Scale with the highest reading at midday, usually |
| School handout |
| Sharp-pointed instruments |
| Short jackets |
| Show horse |
| Shrill howl |
| Strong and regal |
| Sucker |
| Supermodel Lima |
| T-shirt sizes, for short |
| Take it easy |
| Tennis smash? |
| Those, to José |
| Try |
| Turn down |
| U.P.S. cargo: Abbr |
| Unlocked area? |
| Vostok 1 passenger |
| Where French ships dock |
| [Back off!] |
| ___ Halladay, two-time Cy Young Award winner |
| Bamboozled |
| 'Cupid is a knavish ___': 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' |
| 'Just wait ...' |
| 'This statement is false,' e.g |
| 'Watch ___ amazed' (magician's phrase) |
| Allstate subsidiary |
| Biographical data |
| BlackBerry routers |
| Campaign issue |
| Changes for the big screen |
| Classic Jaguar |
| Colorful party intoxicant |
| Complain loudly |
| Completely dry, as a racetrack |
| Cons |
| Cream, for example |
| Drinks stirred in pitchers |
| Elvis hit with a spelled-out title |
| Expenditure |
| Five-time U.S. presidential candidate in the early 1900s |
| Gallery event |
| Hat, slangily |
| Help |
| Hot shot? |
| Hypothetical particle in cold dark matter |
| It helps you focus |
| It takes two nuts |
| It's nothing new |
| Juniors' juniors, briefly |
| Latin word in legal briefs |
| Like many academic halls |
| Like sour grapes |
| Long in Hollywood |
| Love letters |
| Mil. bigwig |
| More than startle |
| Nike rival |
| Obsessive need to check one's email or Facebook, say |
| One foraging |
| One who deals with stress well? |
| Org. with the New York Liberty |
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