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Like an old English coin worth 21 shillings crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of February 13th, 2010 other clues |
| 'Caesar, now be still: / I kill'd not thee with half so good ___': Brutus |
| 'For the life ___ ...' |
| 'It was the best of times, it was the worst of times ...,' e.g. |
| 'Was ___ hard ...?' |
| 1968 hit musical with the song 'Life Is' |
| 50-Down holder |
| Academy offering |
| Big Utah export |
| Brand for the bath |
| Cavort |
| Certain H.S. teams |
| Charter of Punta del Este grp. |
| Clear out |
| Community coll. prerequisite, maybe |
| Conqueror of Northumbria in 946 |
| Contents of a 56-Across |
| Cup holder |
| Dazzle |
| Draft org. |
| Endure difficulties, with 'out' |
| Express letters? |
| Feeble-minded |
| Former part of 11-Down: Abbr. |
| Former transportation regulation agcy. |
| Gray and others |
| Holder of a 'leaf-fringed legend,' to Keats |
| Honey badger |
| Hot: Fr. |
| Intelligence grp. |
| Iowa relative |
| It ends in the fall: Abbr. |
| It's sometimes seen in the corner of a TV screen: Abbr. |
| It's west of the Sea of Okhotsk |
| It's written right to left |
| John who pioneered time-lapse photography |
| ___ di linea (flier to Italy) |
| You, e.g. |
| ___ mother |
| ___ of all |
| Like Cuba and Venezuela, e.g. |
| Long way? |
| Make plans to tie the knot |
| Man ___ |
| Mozzarella alternative |
| Not fully tested |
| Omne vivum ex ___ (all life [is] from eggs: Lat.) |
| One making waves in the news business? |
| Ones with reading schedules |
| Paradise |
| Part of a committee sched. |
| Parties with a whole lot of shaking going on |
| Patisserie order |
| Pen |
| Pot on a fire |
| Prefix with -metry |
| Prune |
| Questionnaire datum: Abbr. |
| Reagan Cabinet member |
| Rostand hero |
| Santa ___ |
| Sch. in Madison, N.J. |
| Singer profiled in 'Sweet Dreams' |
| Soft shade |
| Some porcelain |
| Stop from running, maybe |
| Sworn ___ (officially given the role of) |
| Vintner's prefix |
| Welcome to paradise? |
| What 36-Acrosses and 7-Down appreciate |
| Whirl |
| You and others |
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