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| New York Times crossword of February 9th, 1997 other clues |
| 'Away!' |
| 'Bury Me in a Free Land' poet |
| 'Bye!' |
| 'Gangsta's Paradise' singer |
| 'Good ___!' |
| 'I do,' e.g. |
| 'Pardon me, Marcello' |
| 'The Age of Reason' writer |
| 'The Spanish Tragedy' dramatist |
| 'Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-___' |
| 1937 DuPont invention |
| 1977 Cy Young winner from the Yankees |
| About |
| Above, in Berlin |
| Actress called 'The Jersey Lily' |
| Aim |
| All alternative |
| Amore from Andy Williams, 1965 |
| Amore from Anita Baker, 1986 |
| Amore from Dean Martin, 1955 |
| Amore from Jan Garber and His Orchestra, 1926 |
| Amore from Judy Garland, 1948 |
| Amore from the Archies, 1969 |
| Amore from the Beatles, 1968 |
| Amore from the Diamonds, 1957 |
| Auctioneer's aid |
| Autocrats |
| Bay |
| Certain South Asian |
| Charge |
| Classic cause of a fall |
| Code letter after Sierra |
| Coin worth about 19 cents |
| Cold Adriatic wind |
| Coming |
| Common on-line activities |
| Contained |
| Court demand |
| Cry of delight |
| Cupidity |
| Dark area |
| Do a Little bit |
| During office hours |
| Dutch treat |
| Encrustation |
| Example of Peke speak? |
| Express |
| Fierce woman |
| Fixes, as furniture |
| Footnote abbr. |
| For one |
| Fourth of July? |
| Franklin's 1936 foe |
| French score |
| Garden root |
| Gloomy |
| Grunts |
| Initials in a 1991 financial scandal |
| Investigator's sources |
| It may be picked up in bars |
| It turns out lts. |
| It's inclined to provide shelter |
| It's just south of Des Plaines |
| Jonathan's father, in the Bible |
| Kentucky Derby times |
| Kind of tour |
| Kook |
| Lake name of two Olympics |
| Land |
| Lapel item, sometimes |
| Letter from St. Paul: Abbr. |
| Lick ___ promise |
| Like a beauty queen |
| Like an oxeye window |
| Major C.P.A. employer |
| Marbles |
| Meals in a hall |
| Metro entrance |
| Military wear |
| Muse for Milton |
| Music for a baseball team? |
| Needed smelling salts |
| Nervous system stimulant |
| On in years |
| Ore delivery, maybe |
| Org. at Constitution Hall |
| Parent's armful |
| Part of the soft palate |
| Pastor's sch. |
| Pooped |
| Precincts |
| Presque Isle locale |
| Provoke |
| Provokes |
| Purplish |
| Rapper ___ Shakur |
| Ravel's 'Ma mere ___' ('Mother Goose') |
| Relative of an onion |
| Relative of the English horn |
| Reply courtesy, briefly |
| Romance, e.g. |
| Rundown |
| Ruth's 'Laugh-In' foil |
| Scully and Mulder's obsession |
| Seesaw |
| Sillies |
| Simoleons |
| Singer Waters |
| Some antennas |
| Sour |
| Spirit |
| Standing prerequisite |
| Star of 50's TV's 'Private Secretary' |
| Strike down |
| Striking likeness |
| Strokes for Solti |
| Subway passages |
| Suffix with Samson |
| Sunday reading |
| Swiss tourist center |
| Telepathic |
| That's the way it goes |
| The dawn |
| The sun and moon |
| Thrusting fencing maneuver |
| Truman's Missouri birthplace |
| Uintah Reservation Indians |
| Vacation spot |
| Verb for you |
| View |
| W. Hemisphere land |
| When dinner may be served |
| Where black is white, for short? |
| Where to catch a moray |
| Wings |
| Words read with feeling? |
| ___ creek |
| ___ embarrassment (be mortified) |
| ___ noir |
| ___ Tuesday |
| ___ Winston Churchill |
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