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Great literature's opposite crossword clue
P U L P
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| New York Times crossword of February 15th, 2008 other clues |
| 'Field of Dreams' actress Amy |
| 'Is There Life Out There' singer |
| 1600 to 1800, on a boat |
| 1939 film taglined 'Garbo laughs' |
| 1979 #1 hit for Robert John |
| Albee's 'Three ___ Women' |
| Awaiting burial |
| Bands of holy men |
| Bathe in a glow |
| Become one |
| Big hit |
| Blue shade |
| Boxy Toyota product |
| Carthaginian statesman who opposed war with Rome |
| Center |
| Compliant |
| Didn't take advantage of |
| Files a minority opinion |
| First African-born Literature Nobelist |
| Game featuring Blinky, Pinky, Inky and Clyde |
| Gives up responsibility |
| He conducted the premiere performances of 'Pagliacci' and 'La Bohème' |
| Incite |
| Jelly seen on buffet tables |
| Kind of protector |
| Like St. Basil's |
| Maker of Coolpix cameras |
| More of the same |
| Most mawkish |
| Muscleheaded |
| Newspaper column separators |
| Number to the left of a decimal point, maybe |
| One that gets depressed during recitals |
| One with a guitar and shades, stereotypically |
| Pennsylvania's Flagship City |
| Photographer/children's author Alda |
| Pilot light? |
| Political extremists |
| Possible work force reducer |
| Put on an unhappy face |
| Revival movement's leader? |
| Roofing choice |
| Roughly a third of the earth's land surface |
| Rwandan people |
| Ships on the seafloor |
| Some Degas paintings |
| Some emergency cases may be found in them |
| Sometime soon |
| Stage actress who wrote 'Respect for Acting' |
| Star of 'Gigi' and 'Lili' |
| Steely Dan singer Donald |
| Strand at the airport, maybe |
| Stray animals don't have them |
| Titular mouse in a classic Daniel Keyes novel |
| Treat badly |
| Trifling |
| Unlikely to rattle or squeak, say |
| Vast |
| Vet, e.g. |
| Yielding ground |
| Young cowboy in 'Lonesome Dove' |
| ___ Couple (yearbook voting category) |
| ___ Elliot, heroine of Jane Austen's 'Persuasion' |
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