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| New York Times crossword of February 14th, 2015 other clues |
| 2010 New York Times best seller subtitled 'Sounds Like a Rainbow' |
| 'Mamma Mia' quartet |
| 'Ten Days in a Mad-House' muckraker |
| 'This is a surprise!' |
| 'Toy Story' dinosaur |
| 2004 film featuring Paris |
| 2011 Flo Rida hit with the lyric 'She ain't no rock star, but she got groupies' |
| Abbr. after 'Rev.' or before 'dev.' |
| About to crash, apparently |
| Application suffix |
| Be a motormouth |
| Big name in laptops |
| Big name in scales |
| Bismarck-to-Billings dir |
| Blunt hit |
| Blunts, e.g |
| Brand that supports women? |
| Cab and others |
| Cary Grant or Betty Grable |
| Chockablock |
| Classic record label that rejected the Beatles with the comment 'Groups with guitars are on the way out' |
| Con victim |
| Counterpart of 'to' |
| Emulated a cat burglar |
| Excuse |
| Exposes, old-style |
| Fabric used in adhesive pads |
| Factor in force |
| Fooled (with) |
| Free light shows |
| Gangsters' counterparts, informally |
| Go too far, e.g |
| Handel's '___, Galatea e Polifemo' |
| Hankered |
| Hankering |
| Head doc? |
| Height |
| Height |
| Intern |
| It names an annual Sexiest Woman Alive |
| It's to be expected |
| Knock for a loop |
| Language introduced in 1995 |
| Like Confucius, often |
| Like many works with 'To' in their titles |
| Like some pickups |
| Major menace |
| Man on a mission, maybe |
| Mate |
| Michele of 'Glee' |
| Mother of Richard I |
| Old sitcom family name |
| Olivia who won a Razzie for 'Bolero' and 'Conan the Destroyer' |
| Overseas alternative? |
| Parlor product made with an iron |
| Rate word |
| Scratch |
| Short, imaginative tales |
| Sounds accompanying light bulbs? |
| Sparks in old films |
| Subject to dispute |
| Talked bull? |
| They have an infamous gap |
| Top-selling app of 2010 |
| Torts course taker, typically |
| Trap locale |
| Treat with pudding and graham crackers |
| What's a big hit with the school board? |
| Where a techie hooks up |
| Words before a major pronouncement |
| ___ Style Awards |
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