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Irish poet who wrote 'The Lake Isle of Innisfree' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of October 25th, 2004 other clues |
| 'Quickly!' |
| 'Blondie' or 'Beetle Bailey' |
| 'Don't bet ___!' |
| 'Gesundheit!' preceder |
| 'Kiss me' miss |
| 'So long!' |
| '___ Baba and the 40 Thieves' |
| 1950's candidate Stevenson |
| Actress Patricia of 'The Subject Was Roses' |
| Aid and ___ |
| Austrian peaks |
| B or B+, say |
| Backgammon equipment |
| Big gobblers |
| Bismarck's state: Abbr. |
| Boston airport |
| Burden |
| Capture, as one's attention |
| Comic Dunn formerly of 'S.N.L.' |
| Confronts, with 'with' |
| Crown |
| Death notice |
| Dietary no-no for Mrs. Sprat |
| Domesticate |
| Drunkard's woe, for short |
| Famous Hun |
| Fill up |
| Fitzgerald, the First Lady of Jazz |
| Former Argentine dictator |
| Gets together in person |
| Grp. that patrols shores |
| Holds on to |
| It follows song or slug |
| Itsy-bitsy |
| Jannings of old movies |
| Krazy ___ |
| Lambs' mothers |
| Late |
| Layer |
| Unbeatable foe |
| Urges (on) |
| Vegetable that rolls |
| Yearn (for) |
| ['Tis a pity!] |
| Lyric verses |
| Mother deer |
| Museo in Madrid |
| Narrow street |
| Nobelist Wiesel |
| Not at work |
| Not home |
| Not spare the rod |
| Opposite of losses |
| Person of equal rank |
| Pine exudation |
| Precipitation at about 32° |
| Precipitation below 32° |
| Pres. Lincoln |
| Prime draft status |
| Requested |
| Returns a gaze |
| Robust |
| Rules, shortly |
| Shun |
| Soaks |
| Sound system |
| Speak from a soapbox |
| Stately shade trees |
| Strolls, as with a sweetheart |
| Tangle |
| Teachers' org. |
| Tennis champ Steffi |
| They're checked at checkpoints, in brief |
| Tiny weight |
| Toward sunrise, in Mexico |
| Ugandan tyrant Idi ___ |
| Ump |
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