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Good radio station for a bride? crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 23rd, 2010 other clues |
| Spot |
| Still |
| The Tower, e.g. |
| They may be deal breakers |
| They're usually white or brown |
| Tic-tac-toe win |
| What to use to spell 30-Down, according to George Bernard Shaw, reputedly, Part 1 |
| Who'll 'talk 'til his voice is hoarse,' in a 1960s sitcom |
| Worker on a 43-Across |
| Workplace for a 23-Down |
| Zero, in slang |
| 'Fish' |
| 'Peace out' |
| '___ time' |
| A goner |
| A little peculiar |
| Abbr. on an old map of the West |
| Actress Lupino and others |
| Adult |
| Alternative to Ring Dings |
| Beginning of a saying about evil |
| Big inits. on cable |
| Black |
| Books often read on Saturday |
| Boss: Abbr. |
| Century-starting year |
| Conservative philosophy in Britain |
| Designer McCartney |
| Ducks, in 'Peter and the Wolf' productions |
| Fade |
| Find (out) |
| Flight board abbr. |
| Flight board abbr. |
| Goals |
| Grp. with the platinum album 'Out of the Blue' |
| High |
| High-___ |
| Intro |
| Jedi with a big forehead |
| Lab gel |
| Last picture in an alphabet book |
| Lay |
| Letters from a mathematician |
| Like some eyes and soup |
| Like some gas: Abbr. |
| Lion's home |
| Lips |
| Memento from an old flame? |
| Nod, perhaps |
| Noisome noise |
| Notorious 1999 computer virus |
| Object of Andy's affection in 'The 40-Year-Old Virgin' |
| Of service |
| Old Chinese dynasty |
| One fighting urban sprawl, say |
| One of the Five Colleges |
| One of the five counties of Hawaii |
| Opposite of invoices |
| Originator of the phrase 'rosy-fingered dawn' |
| Panama and Suez |
| PART 2 |
| PART 3 |
| Prefix with -pathy |
| Prefix with conservative |
| Reggae/dancehall artist ___ Paul |
| Ring results, for short |
| Shine |
| Shop |
| Shout at the top of a roller coaster |
| Shout into a canyon |
| Simpleton |
| Snickered |
| Spoil |
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