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| New York Times crossword of December 16th, 2007 other clues |
| 'Answer the question' |
| 'Born Under ___ Sign' (1960s blues album) |
| 'Delightful!' |
| 'Honest!' |
| 'It's ___' (Pet Shop Boys hit) |
| 'Just ___ thought!' |
| 'Like, no way!' |
| 'My ___!' |
| 'Out of Africa' author |
| 'Too bad' |
| '___ and Janis' (comic strip) |
| '___ fan tutte' |
| 1950s TV name |
| Advanced |
| Airports |
| Assemblages |
| Assemble again |
| Attend |
| Awarded zero stars, say |
| Bogart/Bacall mystery about serious basement dampness? |
| Brick holder |
| Chaplin comedy about a religious migration? |
| Chihuahua, por ejemplo |
| Chiller about glass-climbing reptiles? |
| Cloud of gas and dust |
| Clover locale |
| Conductor ___-Pekka Salonen |
| Cookie introduced in 1912 |
| County of Cooperstown, N.Y. |
| Court pseudonym |
| Cowboy rival |
| Creamy color |
| Current |
| Disco ___ |
| Embellishment |
| Expensive box |
| Fished with a baited line |
| Fixes |
| French red |
| Funny Louis and others |
| Game resembling crazy eights |
| Garden figure |
| Get set |
| Get set |
| Global warming? |
| Goalie's area |
| Good ones are cracked |
| Had a life |
| Had thirds, maybe |
| Hens, but not roosters |
| Home of 1-Down |
| Home of Chennai |
| Home of golf's Sony Open |
| Hotfooted it |
| I.S.P. of note |
| ID theft target |
| In addition |
| In reserve |
| Ingmar Bergman classic narrated by Jacques Cousteau? |
| Intuited |
| Itch |
| Jazz guitar great Herb ___ |
| Jealous Olympian |
| Judicial cover-ups? |
| Keystone ___ |
| Kitchen attraction |
| Kreskin claim |
| Laila who dances in and out of the ring |
| Like the letters on a dreidel |
| Loads |
| Lois Lane player of early TV, whose first name is a hint to this puzzle's theme |
| London Underground, with 'the' |
| Loser's cry |
| M.D. |
| Magnifier |
| Many Rice grads: Abbr. |
| Meal with bitter herbs |
| Medieval hymn start |
| Meter or liter |
| Midwest native |
| Monkey business |
| Movie critic Kael |
| Nautical danger |
| Not shown |
| Not wanting to fight, say |
| O.K.: Var. |
| Oaxaca women: Abbr. |
| Odd shares |
| On and after |
| One heading down a slippery slope |
| One making a delivery |
| Onetime host of 'Classic Concentration' |
| Operate |
| Other: Sp. |
| Parade honoree, for short |
| Part of D.A.: Abbr. |
| Part of the Old World |
| Pay to play |
| Pic taker |
| Pitcher of milk? |
| Pizzeria in Spike Lee's 'Do the Right Thing' |
| Pops |
| Positive potential |
| Prequel to 'Reservoir Dogs?' |
| Prison movie about a medical miracle? |
| Private telephone channel |
| Red ___ #2 |
| Refuse |
| Request to Vanna White |
| Romeo's last words |
| Sci-fi movie about gender discrimination? |
| Scintilla |
| See 44-Across |
| See 73-Across |
| Singer ___ Neville |
| Sister of Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands |
| Skull and Bones member, e.g. |
| Sonoma neighbor |
| Spoof about the soul of a fraternity? |
| Stamp |
| Suffix with pay |
| Thingum |
| Tim Allen comedy about unionizing seasonal workers? |
| Tom Cruise action thriller about a nasty argument? |
| Toothed, botanically |
| Turn over |
| Turned down, in a way |
| Tuscany city |
| Vampy wear |
| Victor's cry |
| Way to go |
| Wine made from the moscato bianco grape |
| Winter lift? |
| With 69-Down, not just hard of hearing |
| With 95-Down, investigate |
| With nothing to hide |
| ___ Hari |
| ___ Reader |
| ___ wagon |
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