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It may be blacked out crossword clue
T V G A M E
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| New York Times crossword of December 24th, 2005 other clues |
| 'I'm dying, Egypt, dying' speaker |
| 'The Four-Chambered Heart' novelist |
| 1906 novel that helped produce widespread social reforms |
| 23rd of 24 letters |
| Ambulance chasers |
| Apt. specs |
| Auspices |
| Blanco or Negro |
| Bug with red and blue stripes |
| Can |
| Canon rival |
| Capital served by Kotoka International Airport |
| Certain League members |
| Chiropterologist's interest |
| Christmas ___ |
| Chromium use |
| Cissoid segment |
| Clutch performer? |
| Degree in martial arts |
| Demonizing, with 'of' |
| Dip |
| Ellen who won three Emmys between 1973 and 1976 |
| Endangered Great Basin language |
| Ends of the earth |
| First star ever photographed, 1850 |
| First ___ (title for Napoleon) |
| Fit |
| Floor exercise, in Britain |
| French writer who coined the phrase 'Facts are stubborn things' |
| Froth producers |
| Germany to Russia, in W.W. II |
| Gloomy thistle-eater of children's lit |
| Gob |
| Heavyweight champ, 1882-92 |
| Henry Higgins and others |
| Hinge of a palindrome |
| Hits hard, to no effect |
| It has some crust |
| Joke |
| Lively, on scores |
| Metric prefix |
| Needle holders |
| Nobelist who proposed a League of Peace |
| Old intelligence org. |
| Ones seeking steady work? |
| Part of a modern soldier's address |
| Pegbox holders |
| Pettifog |
| Post production? |
| Pounding, in a way |
| Prairie region in Kansas rich in gypsum and iron |
| Raise attentively |
| Relative of an avocet |
| Salty hail |
| Schlep |
| Scrapbook fodder |
| Shell asset |
| Soak |
| Some driving tests |
| Spread out |
| Star of two of 1990's top 15 Nielsen-rated shows |
| They greet each other by pressing their noses together |
| Thousands, slangily |
| Troubling |
| Vinegar |
| Where Elijah defeated the prophets of Baal |
| Word of support |
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