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It was first conquered in 1865 crossword clue
M A T T E R H O R N
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| New York Times crossword of February 12th, 2011 other clues |
| 'Another Pyramid' musical |
| 'Don't forget about me' |
| 'Football Night in America' host |
| 'I know that one!' |
| 'Ooh, aren't you special!' |
| 'Out of the Silence' novelist Cox |
| 'The best of animals,' in a classic children's book |
| 100 points |
| 1961 film scripted by Arthur Miller |
| 27-Acrosses, slangily |
| All-purpose putdown |
| Almost at the hour |
| Bearded ___ |
| Buttinsky |
| Capping |
| Composition of some hedgerows |
| Cousin of an avocet |
| Curly rider? |
| Didn't surrender |
| Education supporters |
| Excitable one |
| Fabulous slacker |
| Fall's end |
| Father or son |
| Features of many quiz shows |
| Fifth-century capital of the Visigoths |
| Foster child in '60s TV commercials |
| Geneva-based org. |
| Handful, maybe |
| Hi-tech 'guts' |
| Honeycomb alternative |
| Interior decorator's concern |
| It develops before your eyes |
| It may have a single palm |
| It's dangerous to do on the road |
| Its outsides are ornately embossed |
| Key phrase |
| Keystone's place |
| Leopard runner |
| Like 21-Across's behavior |
| Nick, say |
| Not rest easy |
| Org. with a Hall of Champions |
| Piece of the 'hood |
| Pigtailed mothers? |
| Poplar trees |
| Quaint, quaintly |
| Region with the highest concentration of national parks in the U.S. |
| Result of bill-passing |
| Seeing right through |
| Set of sheets |
| Some growlers, in Granada |
| Some police dept. personnel |
| Some TV spots, briefly |
| Spread things? |
| Sugar |
| Tastee-Freez alternative |
| The redbud is one of its symbols: Abbr. |
| They're prepared for breaks |
| They're the cutest in the world, per a hit song |
| Try demonstrating that one can |
| Urban playground barb |
| Variety |
| Visiting the Getty, e.g. |
| What a copier will often do |
| What runs ruin |
| What some A.L.'ers play for |
| Work's antithesis, briefly |
| ___ Cervin (11-Down, to French speakers) |
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