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Military org. with the motto 'Per ardua ad astra' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of January 12th, 2003 other clues |
| 'Survivor' setting |
| '1776' role |
| 'Half ___ is better than none' |
| 'Indubitably' |
| 'Mila 18' author |
| 'The results ___!' |
| '___-hoo!' |
| Amber, e.g. |
| Appliance company in Iowa |
| Axiom developer |
| Bandleader's call |
| Beer holder |
| Blend of two parts |
| Built up |
| Change the identity of |
| Chop ___ |
| Claim |
| Closet eaters |
| Columnist Greenfield |
| Convention handout |
| Cornice bracket |
| Tract |
| Tramcar load |
| Tributary of the Seine |
| Trick |
| Trousers, slangily |
| Two-time loser to D.D.E. |
| Union general at Shiloh |
| Up in the air |
| Vine with large flower clusters |
| Violet of many colors |
| Voiced |
| What to wear while out? |
| When most people retire |
| Window hider |
| ___-ski |
| 'Follow us!' |
| Country singer? |
| Cowed |
| Decamped |
| Deejays consult them |
| Diamond and Simon |
| Diplomat Root |
| Distributor of rcpts. |
| Dodge |
| Door securer |
| Drink heavily |
| Dummkopf |
| Dynasty after the Ch'in |
| Early calculators |
| Earth sci. |
| Entrance |
| Eric the Red explored it |
| Expensive violin, for short |
| F on a test paper |
| F.D.R. creation of 1935 |
| Fair ___ (Civil War battle site) |
| Fall of winter |
| Farmer's market container |
| First name in jazz |
| First part |
| First part |
| First part |
| First part |
| First part |
| First part |
| First part |
| First part |
| Fluffy accessory |
| Fond du ___, Wis. |
| For example |
| Group that dislikes whippersnappers |
| Pays attention |
| Philosophical theory first advanced by Leucippus and Democritus |
| Piece of candy |
| Planner's problem |
| Popular 'jam band' |
| President who won a Nobel Peace Prize |
| R. J. Reynolds brand |
| Ragú rival |
| Rapidity |
| Redeye |
| Result |
| Rooftop sight |
| Rte. that'll cost you |
| San Antonio landmark |
| Scott Turow's first book |
| Second part |
| Second part |
| Second part |
| Second part |
| Second part |
| Second part |
| Second part |
| Second part |
| Service lines? |
| Shivery fever |
| Simplifies |
| Skin |
| Some soldiers |
| Suffix with land or sea |
| Take-home for Bowser |
| Telephone man |
| Telephoto lens user, maybe |
| Thomas of 1960's-70's TV |
| Time magazine called him 'The Texan Who Conquered Russia' |
| Toothed tool |
| Habiliments |
| Hack |
| Hard drive needs? |
| Harrow blade |
| Helper who takes dictation |
| High time? |
| Hundredth of a lira |
| In a bad spot |
| In the foreseeable future |
| Intensified, as sound |
| It makes your face red |
| It turns a bit |
| It's hard to live up to |
| Jiggly comestible |
| Less controlled |
| Like morning news people |
| Like most store-bought clothing |
| Like some adapters |
| List of house rules, maybe |
| Literally, 'way of the gods' |
| Low-risk investment choice |
| Monastery sound |
| New-___ |
| Noted Andy Warhol subject |
| Ob-___ |
| Occurring every other leap year, say |
| Old 'Hollywood Squares' celeb |
| Old programming language |
| On a brig |
| Otalgia |
| Owing to |
| Patriots' org. |
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