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'If a ___ is happy, it cannot fit too close': O. Henry crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of July 3rd, 2004 other clues |
| 'Beethoven' star, 1992 |
| 'Flower Petal Gown' sculptor |
| 'Me, too' |
| 'Me, too' |
| 'Six Degrees of Separation' family name |
| 'The Murder Room' novelist |
| 'The Partridge Family' actress |
| 1986 rock autobiography |
| Actress Georgia ___ of 'The Mary Tyler Moore Show' |
| Bad words |
| Better Business Bureau concerns |
| Bring up |
| Browsers' place |
| Burrowing animal |
| Collusion |
| Come this close |
| Contributes |
| Curved wall used as a stage background |
| Density symbol, in physics |
| Dos into seis |
| European capital |
| Gathering suffix |
| Get the job done |
| Give up, slangily |
| Good enough to 2-Down |
| Hefty competition |
| Humored |
| Invention of Hermes, supposedly |
| It can be semi-attached |
| It may follow an etym. |
| It's projected |
| John of Parliament |
| Keep |
| Kids' TV character voiced by Kevin Clash |
| Legal cover-up? |
| Longtime Chicago Symphony conductor |
| Lyricist Dubin and others |
| M.'s counterpart |
| Make a stink? |
| Make calls |
| Mama bear, in Madrid |
| Member of a small family |
| Mysterious letter writer, maybe |
| Not easily angered |
| Not mincing words? |
| One of 'them' |
| Ones that may get ticked? |
| Ottoman officer |
| Pique experience? |
| Pirate |
| Put through the mill? |
| Putting two and two together, say |
| Robert Burns title starter |
| See 51-Down |
| Sent a duplicate, briefly |
| Special ability |
| Sturdy building material |
| Sudden increase |
| Suitor's presentation |
| Surgical tube |
| Swamp thing |
| Take, as a life |
| Time of many a fairy tale |
| Token |
| Utter |
| Virginie, e.g. |
| Votes overseas |
| What someone who is out might be in |
| Where to spend birr |
| With 26-Down, it may be used in a pool |
| ___ gratuit (something done without apparent motive) |
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