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| New York Times crossword of February 4th, 2014 other clues |
| Quad quarters |
| R.N. workplaces |
| Real hottie |
| Reclusive best-selling novelist |
| San ___, Italy |
| Showy bloom |
| Soon, quaintly |
| Stew holder |
| Stylish Wang |
| Take pleasure in |
| Take pleasure, as in one's glory |
| Tennis's Nastase |
| The 'A' of James A. Garfield |
| They often elicit blessings |
| Villa d'___ |
| Villain |
| Viscount's superior |
| Vocalist Lovett |
| Wall St. operator |
| With a bow, on a score |
| Woodsy odor |
| Word with tube or vision |
| ___ alai |
| ___ buddy |
| ___ Fein (Irish political party) |
| 'Thank you,' in Hawaii |
| 'Animal House' party fixture |
| 'I'm intrigued!' |
| 'Inside the Company: C.I.A. Diary' author Philip |
| 'Peter Pan' author |
| 'Same with me' |
| 'That was my cue' |
| 'The Well-Tempered Clavier' composer |
| '___ Boys' (Louisa May Alcott novel) |
| '___ Lisa' |
| 2,502, to ancient Romans |
| A deadly sin |
| A model strikes one |
| Actress Caldwell and others |
| Actress Christine of 'Funny About Love' |
| Alarm clock button |
| Alley Oop's girl |
| Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher who was a 2007 All-Star with Seattle |
| Author of the best-selling book series in history |
| Baloney |
| Boston Harbor jetsam |
| Campaign sign directive |
| Candy bag wt., maybe |
| Charged, as in battle |
| Cleaning a mess, maybe |
| Coal carriers |
| Composed, as an email |
| Dagwood Bumstead's boss |
| Drink a little here, drink a little there .. |
| Early bloomers |
| Egyptian goddess whose headdress was shaped like a throne |
| Eschews takeout, say |
| Exclude |
| Founder of U.S. Steel |
| Holy Trinity member |
| HOW THIS CLUE IS WRITTEN |
| Hwy. crossings |
| Instant |
| Itch (for) |
| Josip ___ Tito, Yugoslav statesman |
| Kind of jacket |
| Like pomaded hair |
| Means of a castaway's escape, maybe |
| Muslim's trek |
| Name after 'a.k.a.' |
| Newspaper part with mini-bios |
| Office PC hookup |
| On task |
| One-named singer with the 2006 hit 'Too Little Too Late' |
| Pen name for Angela Lansbury's character on 'Murder, She Wrote' |
| Photocopier parts |
| Polite rural affirmative |
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