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| New York Times crossword of December 14th, 2003 other clues |
| Directly across from: Abbr. |
| Disperse |
| Done, to Donne |
| Drummer Starkey, Ringo's son |
| English poet Dowson |
| Evel doings? |
| Fills |
| Fountain treat |
| Fringe material |
| Game show host who was once a CBC newsman |
| Gave birth, as on a ranch |
| Get-up |
| Gift exchange requirement: Abbr. |
| Healthful retreats |
| Hide-hair link |
| How lemmings move |
| Huge win |
| Hurrah for El Farruco |
| Is a go-between |
| It holds one cup |
| It will hold your horses |
| It's heard in Islamabad |
| It's often squirreled away |
| Itinerary abbr. |
| Key of Chopin's Piano Concerto No. 2 |
| King in a 1978 pop hit |
| Kyrgyz city |
| Leg bone |
| Like some chords |
| Linen closet stack |
| Lobster ___ diavolo |
| Love symbol |
| Lush |
| 'Nobody's Fool' star Paul |
| 'Oy ___!' |
| 'The Gift of the Magi,' e.g. |
| 'Would I lie?!' |
| '___ it the truth!' |
| Abu ___ Bay, site of Horatio Nelson's naval victory, 1798 |
| Airport city near Montreal |
| Allure competitor |
| Alphabet sextet |
| Amount of eggnog |
| Ancient Greek tunic |
| Antiapartheid org. |
| Antiquaire's item |
| Antique auto |
| Art Deco designer |
| Attach with laces |
| Ballet leap |
| Beach shades |
| Big stories |
| Botch the subtitles, maybe |
| Bourbon and others: Abbr. |
| Brenda of the comics |
| Brief time out? |
| British verb ending |
| Car tower |
| Carbon compound |
| Chinese zodiac sign |
| Choir practice |
| Clear the slate |
| Colors in cave paintings |
| Cozy retreat |
| Creepy sort, for short |
| Croupiers' tools |
| Dancing siblings |
| Diets |
| See 3-Down |
| Sermon subject |
| Sgt. and sgt. maj. |
| Skater Midori |
| Skating star Kulik |
| Software program, briefly |
| Some old roadsters |
| Sound from a wok |
| Spearheaded |
| Sprang back |
| Starting Harvard law students |
| Stephen, in France |
| Stick ___ |
| Subject to external controls |
| Succumb to stage fright |
| The boonies |
| Timeline info: Abbr. |
| Tiny Tim played it |
| Tour de France units: Abbr. |
| Trattoria desserts |
| Tuckered out |
| Undeclared |
| View from a lighthouse |
| War horses |
| Western-themed films |
| What that isn't |
| White of the eye |
| Window item |
| Winter Palace residents |
| With 15-Down, what to do to reveal this puzzle's theme |
| Without exception, after 'to' |
| ___ sandwich |
| ___-Mère-Église, France |
| 'Leave me alone!' |
| 'At Seventeen' singer Janis |
| 'Coffee, ___ Me?' |
| 'God bless us every one,' e.g. |
| 'Halt!' to a salt |
| 'Law & Order' type: Abbr. |
| Magazine article |
| Mania subject? |
| Maximally chi-chi |
| Mortimer, a real dummy |
| Motor City org. |
| Movie cowboy Lash ___ |
| N.F.C. gridder |
| Name fit for a king? |
| Narc's find, for short |
| Native Nebraskan |
| Nick of 'Lorenzo's Oil' |
| No longer stops? |
| Noodlehead |
| Not an orig. |
| Not give a definite answer |
| Noted family of Flemish painters |
| Onassis, in tabloids |
| One whose job is a grind? |
| One with a thick skin |
| Oxford, for one: Abbr. |
| Phoenix-to-Flagstaff dir. |
| Phone no. add-on |
| Pit stop can |
| Pudding ingredient |
| Rainbow |
| Rally |
| Ring setting |
| Rover and Tabby, e.g. |
| Salute |
| Sandy tract, in Britain |
| Satirist Mort |
| Satisfied |
| Scale notes |
| Scrooge overcame this |
| Seasonal air that celebrates this puzzle's theme |
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