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| Wall Street Journal crossword of February 18th, 2016 other clues |
| Wool source |
| Wool source |
| 'Symphonie Espagnole' composer |
| 'I couldn't agree more!' |
| 1980s teammate of Magic |
| A that's earned by cheating |
| Advantage |
| Answer from a knocker |
| Argentine article |
| At the most |
| Award depicting a pair of masks |
| Bastille Day season |
| Bloodcurdling |
| Boarding site |
| Bond |
| Bride of July 1981 |
| Brought up |
| Bungee jumper's reward |
| Charlotte, Chad or Chelsea |
| Cleat setting |
| Comics character in a red and black striped shirt |
| Devo's 'Satisfaction' and Oasis's 'I Am the Walrus,' e.g |
| Disappearing sea |
| Dit's counterpart |
| Drywall holder |
| First aid pro |
| Guy Lafleur, in 1990 |
| Happening |
| Heist facilitator |
| High muck-a-muck |
| House work |
| It's measured in column inches |
| It's shaped like a trident |
| Jewelry store purchase |
| Join the bulls |
| Just |
| Keyed in |
| Knock out |
| Kvelling, say |
| Least long-winded |
| Long to see |
| Monopoly collections |
| Moral authority |
| Nabokov novel set on Antiterra |
| Not too bright |
| Nothing to write home about |
| Octogenarian, in 1946 |
| Open, in a way |
| Petco Park players |
| Plant, perhaps |
| Premiere sight |
| Put-your-cards-in-order game |
| Puts on the line |
| Respectably wholesome |
| Sally Rand and Gypsy Rose Lee |
| Scale interval |
| See 54-Across |
| Seller of Ingatorp tables |
| Social stratum |
| Some tip jar fill |
| Sporting sneakers, say |
| Syndicate snitch |
| Tagamet target |
| Track runner |
| Traffic problem |
| Triceps connection |
| Trickster of African folk tales |
| Victim of Pizarro |
| Wall rattler |
| Was dashing |
| Watching a sunset, sleeping in, etc |
| Wear on |
| With 10-Across, star of ABC's 'Resurrection' |
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