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How the Liberty Trees are now governed? crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of July 4th, 2002 other clues
1960 satellite launch
'Help!' mate
'Just a ___!'
'Long Island' sound
'Smart' ones
1934 Powell co-star
1993 accord site
Attention getter
Bay window
Become understood, with 'in'
Body's partner
City on the Po
Control tower news: Abbr.
Designer Cassini
Dope
Ear: Prefix
Eggs
Electrical unit
Encouraging word
Falcon-headed Egyptian god
Folded item
Forest animal
Free neighborhood paper
French 101 verb
Seldom seen
Shorten, say
Some oil-rich people
Spray target
Stray
Suit material
Sway
The Supreme Court, e.g.
Time long past
Unit of force
Wed
What the Liberty Trees demanded?
What the Liberty Trees rebelled against?
White ___ tree
Willow
Word before a snap
___ Girl
General Mills brand
Generator part
Gershwin's 'The ___ Love'
God often depicted unclothed in art
Gouge or chisel
Greek letters
Healthful breakfast
Highlander
How the Liberty Trees felt?
Incentives
Interpretation
Irk, and then some
Italy's ___ di Como
Jaw
Jet black
Less corrupted
Levant of levity
Like many nest-builders
Like some architecture
Military inits.
Mob tough
Neighbor
Not grand
Old typesetting machine, briefly
One of two Old Testament books
Org. with the symbol Eddie Eagle
Overall sense
Part of Q.E.D.
Participant
Pitches
Poetic contraction
Porky Pig, e.g.
Related on the mother's side
Scenic representations

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