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Italian known for pulling strings? crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of February 24th, 2018 other clues |
| 'Go, me!' |
| Mess up |
| Flavor additive, in brief |
| Socket for setting a gem |
| Of renown |
| 'Any ___?' |
| Follower of four or six, but not five |
| Start of a start of a menu? |
| 'Where does it all end?' argument |
| Offshore waves? |
| Food preservers |
| Option when changing jobs |
| Forwards |
| Stepped |
| Ad agency specialist |
| The Liberty Tree, for one |
| Org. fighting copyright infringement |
| Fuel for planes |
| Blogs, social media and other nontraditional outlets |
| When cock-a-doodle-doos are done |
| Paradigm |
| Grade of wine |
| Breakup tune |
| Winter Olympics sights |
| Part of a makeup kit |
| Guinness Book adjective |
| Buster of myths |
| Without deliberation |
| Pennsylvania city where the Delaware and Lehigh Rivers meet |
| High ways? |
| Campaign supporters |
| Words of explanation |
| Picker-upper |
| Hollande's successor as president of France |
| Chemical contaminant, for short |
| ___ Irvin, early cartoonist/designer for The New Yorker |
| Prestigious academic journal |
| Ice cream choice |
| Concept of beauty |
| ___ Park |
| Projecting beams on a bridge |
| It goes clockwise or counterclockwise depending on the hemisphere |
| Containing silver |
| ___ Shankar, influence on George Harrison |
| Quick way to end a sentence? |
| Section of a Crayola box |
| Cornerstone abbr |
| ___ talk |
| Reading and writing, for most jobs |
| Italian sculptor ___ Lorenzo Bernini |
| Dirt spreader |
| ___-con |
| Latin list ender |
| Dolphinfish, informally |
| Reason |
| Legend says it arose on Palatine Hill |
| Enlightened responses |
| Roam (about) |
| Like very early education, for short |
| Exhibiting a modern form of obsession |
| Search for prey |
| Little squealer |
| Slow and steady types |
| Extricated from a jam |
| Factor in Billboard rankings |
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