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Last book of the Old Testament crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of February 12th, 2014 other clues |
| One of the red Monopoly spaces |
| One operating a loom |
| Open-house org |
| Place on a pedestal |
| Poison gas, e.g |
| Prefix with center |
| Prepare, as some peanuts |
| Quarantine, say |
| Rare sight on casual Friday |
| Ring decision, briefly |
| Roll-call call |
| S.F. summer setting |
| Searches high and low |
| Suffix with acetyl |
| Surgical bypass |
| Testifying accurately |
| The First State: Abbr |
| There might be one on the corner of a sail |
| They vary according to batters' heights |
| They're said at the end of a soirée |
| To the point, in law |
| Traditional pre-Christmas activity |
| Triumphing |
| Word of exasperation |
| Wrinkly-skinned dog |
| ___ polloi |
| ___ Stic (retractable Bic pen) |
| Atomizer outputs |
| 'Amores' poet |
| '___-lish!' ('Yum!') |
| 1952 Gary Cooper classic |
| 2B, SS or CF |
| AOL alternative |
| Became too old for foster care, say |
| Believer that life is meaningless |
| Bopper |
| Bub |
| Buffalo's county |
| Campbell of 'Party of Five' |
| Cartoon shriek |
| Christmas carol starter |
| Clear and direct, as reporting |
| Comic Fields who was an Ed Sullivan regular |
| Common Nascar letters |
| Cry at the World Cup |
| Day after hump day: Abbr |
| Derby victory margin, maybe |
| Designed to minimize wind resistance |
| Dime-on-the-dollar donation |
| Directional ending |
| Dog that might be named Shep |
| Element in chips |
| End of Kurosawa's 'Rashomon'? |
| Fleet member retired in '03 |
| Florence's ___ Vecchio |
| Had a break between flights |
| Happy tunes |
| Hawke of Hollywood |
| It's about 1% argon |
| Katmandu tongue |
| Letters on a perp's record |
| Longtime Florentine ruling family |
| Lunes or martes |
| Many an urban Cornhusker |
| Marks of good bowlers |
| Matt who scored the only Jets touchdown in Super Bowl history |
| Morgue ID |
| Nixon, e.g., for two yrs |
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