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James of 'Star Trek' crossword clue
D O O H A N
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| New York Times crossword of December 17th, 2009 other clues |
| PX, e.g. |
| Reason for 21-Across |
| Sales off. folders |
| Sound made while being fleeced? |
| Subject of 'Hofmann's Potion' |
| Sweet frozen treat |
| Title role for a 1997 Oscar nominee |
| Toppled |
| Tractor make, briefly |
| United hub |
| Vat waste |
| Vehicle that makes pit stops? |
| Withdrawn |
| Works stocked by a bookstore with a rainbow flag |
| ___ Americano |
| ___ City Hall, Nobel ceremony locale |
| ___ Haskins, 1960s-'70s N.B.A. player |
| 'That's gotta hurt!' |
| 'Billy Bathgate' novelist, 1989 |
| 'For Better or for Worse' cartoonist Johnston |
| 'New York, New York' has one |
| 'Peek-___!' |
| 'Puh-leeze!' |
| 'What Do You Do With ___ in English?' ('Avenue Q' song) |
| 'What ___!' ('So funny!') |
| 'Winnie ___ Pu' |
| '___ be all right' |
| '___, sing America': Langston Hughes |
| 2:1, e.g. |
| A Previn |
| Allen and ___, old comedy duo |
| Available |
| Brute |
| Canaanite deity |
| Certain terrier |
| Craft that's the subject of this puzzle |
| Customarily |
| Dagger |
| Early 12th-century year |
| Envelope abbr. |
| Excellence |
| Finish behind |
| Follow relentlessly |
| Forename meaning 'born again' |
| Group of pin-heads?: Abbr. |
| Gulf competitor |
| Gymnast's equipment |
| Had eggs, e.g. |
| How the passengers went in 21-Across |
| Hundred Days campaign planning site |
| It fills a chest |
| It may get food away from a canine |
| Kind of board |
| Like some loads |
| Line to Penn Sta. |
| Locale in a Carlo Levi best seller |
| Loose |
| Louis VIII nickname, with 'the' |
| Loupe user, say |
| Marilyn's mark |
| Memorable 1996 hurricane |
| Mercury and Gemini astronaut, informally |
| More sumptuously furnished |
| National frozen dessert chain |
| Navy commando |
| No holds barred |
| Old-fashioned 'Sweet!' |
| Paris's Rue de ___ |
| Penguin from Antarctica |
| Physical sound |
| Preserved, in a way |
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