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Long time off crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of September 7th, 2002 other clues |
| #1 Ethel Waters hit |
| 'Keeps the teeth white' sloganeer, once |
| 'The Lesson' dramatist |
| A stripper takes it off |
| Additional: Sp. |
| Bedroom shades |
| Brings in |
| Carter had one |
| Considered |
| Drags a harrow through, say |
| English martyr Sir John, the model for Shakespeare's Falstaff |
| Errare humanum ___ |
| Exertion |
| Farm structure |
| Friend of Frodo |
| Get rid of |
| Go in, so to speak |
| Go wild |
| Gripper |
| Hamburg's river |
| Have something |
| Healthy amount? |
| Hurried pace |
| In sum |
| It might cause a buzz around town |
| It's not used in Germany |
| Jeweler's glass |
| Kind of flour |
| Leaf bisectors |
| Least merry |
| Like hack writing |
| Made ready for market, as chickens |
| Mature |
| Old Testament writing |
| Part of an inch |
| Patrons |
| Power ___, invention of Edmund Cartwright, ca. 1785 |
| Proceeds cautiously |
| Program for future leaders: Abbr. |
| Propensities |
| Providence locale |
| Quote that reveals presidential timber? |
| Raconteur's stock |
| Removes stitches from |
| River through Budapest |
| Roman writer who originated the phrase 'Where there's life, there's hope' |
| Rtes. |
| Salt |
| Sanctity |
| Site of many a protest |
| Some cats |
| Sometimes warring groups |
| Source of leucite and rhyolite |
| Team bigwig |
| They may be picked |
| Tree climber |
| Victoria's first prime minister |
| W.W. II battle site, 1942 |
| Wreckers |
| ___ chips |
| ___ polytechnique |
| ___-American |
| ___-Ball |
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