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Inspirational subject of a William Gibson play crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 18th, 1999 other clues |
| Audrey Hepburn's real first name |
| 'Red Corner' star |
| '___ well' |
| African pullover |
| Afrika Korps commander |
| Altruism's antithesis |
| Bar request |
| Beaming |
| Capitol fliers |
| Carnation, e.g. |
| Chewed out |
| Conceptualize |
| Contemporary of Bela |
| Cross |
| Ending of beliefs |
| Enter, in a way |
| Eye |
| Famed New York eatery |
| Four-wheel drive introduced in 1970 |
| Grammy winner for 'Time out of Mind' |
| Shipping route |
| Sleep research tool, briefly |
| Some are stolen |
| Some bumps on the road |
| Spot announcements? |
| They may stop the fighting |
| Things to do |
| Tin cans, so to speak |
| Verdi's '___ tu' |
| Walk way? |
| Way to stand |
| What a logical Parisian uses |
| Whirl |
| White House nickname |
| With 59A, Go to work on |
| ___ Islands, in the Indian Ocean |
| ___-Ude (Trans-Siberian Railroad city) |
| Harder to make out, maybe |
| In a swivet |
| In poetry, when she passed, 'it seemed like the ceasing of exquisite music' |
| Inform |
| It may be taken in a shuttle |
| It may keep you on the beam |
| It's a first |
| It's heard at day's end |
| Keeps the host up, perhaps |
| Kenyan's neighbor |
| Kin of -like |
| Kind of diet |
| Kind of ink |
| Kind of nomination |
| Liquor store? |
| Low-___ |
| Mauna ___ |
| Merlin, for one |
| Michael's 'Mr. Mom' co-star |
| Middle-___ |
| Moppet |
| No good deed |
| Opera subtitled 'Wedded Love' |
| P.D. call |
| Performed a canticle, e.g. |
| Popular beverage |
| Primped |
| Put down |
| Quiz show expertise |
| Raked over the coals |
| See 58A |
| She lived in a 'kingdom by the sea' |
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