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| New York Times crossword of February 22nd, 2014 other clues |
| Punk rocker Armstrong with a 2012 Grammy |
| Rackets |
| Reached 100, say |
| Score abbr |
| Scuzz |
| Side in an Indian restaurant |
| Site of the 1992 Republican National Convention |
| Small cell |
| Some plans for the future, briefly |
| Split second? |
| Start sputtering, say |
| Symbols of might |
| Takes the plunge |
| Tall order at a British pub |
| Tapping grp |
| Telejournalist's item |
| Tied |
| Vaulted areas |
| Very small (and very important) matter |
| Volt-ampere |
| Weapon in 'The Mikado' |
| Well-trained boxer, maybe |
| Whip wielder |
| Woe, in Yiddish |
| '___ a man in Reno' ('Folsom Prison Blues' lyric) |
| 'Swing Shift' Oscar nominee |
| 2012 baseball All-Star Kinsler |
| Aid in fast networking |
| Art that uses curse words? |
| Big long-distance carrier? |
| Big picker-upper? |
| Brand of body washes |
| Certain sorority chapter |
| Coastal fish consumers |
| Composer called a 'gymnopédiste' |
| Composer of the opera 'Rusalka' |
| Deal with |
| Declines, with 'out' |
| Do-gooder |
| Facebook connections in Florence? |
| Fall apart |
| Feared sight on the Spanish Main |
| First drink ever ordered by James Bond |
| First name of Woodstock's last performer |
| Frequent Monet subjects |
| Game stew |
| Get off the drive, say |
| Golden, in Granada |
| Grp. with the Office of Iraq Analysis |
| High line in the Middle East |
| High spirits? |
| Hit with skits, for short |
| In the back |
| Kind of bust |
| Land capturer, in literature |
| Like metals used by 1-Across |
| Like some parents |
| Locale of London Stansted Airport |
| Much may follow it |
| Near to one's heart |
| No-gooder |
| Obama's favorite character on 'The Wire' |
| One getting messages by word of mouth? |
| Ones who think things are good as gold? |
| Part of many a training regimen |
| Peak transmission setting of old? |
| People might pass for them, for short |
| Plant in subsequent seasons |
| Projection in the air, for short |
| 'Bummer' |
| 'Good ___ A'mighty!' |
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