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Monkey with cheek pouches crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of May 25th, 2007 other clues
Sell for
Shrink
Simple
Skill level option
Snide challenge
Sounds ominously
Source of sulfuric acid
Starbucks option
Subject of a financial report
They're perfect
Title pig of Ian Falconer kids' books
Tony who was the 2003 A.L. Manager of the Year
Vienna State Opera music director starting in 2002
Volunteer baby sitter, sometimes
Way of turning
Wood holder
Words that often follow sweet offers?
World's second-highest capital
Height
Hurt
Interstate sight
It can have its charms
It's less than perfect
Its flag has a large red dragon
Jazz greats, e.g.
Key letters
Kind of port
Kind of soldier
Like
Like 'The Godfather'
Look down
Lulu
Many a minstrel
Mark up
Marxist leader?
Mass
Not fully
One followed on horseback
One not mingling much
One's native land
Open, in a way
Part of AIM
Part of convention planning
Plot target of the Decembrists
Prayer opener
Pres. appointee
Put on a pedestal
Relative of a fjord
Relief providers
Secretaries often hold them
Bowl booster
'Black Velvet' singer Alannah ___
'Born from jets' sloganeer
'Shoe' waitress
2006 Oscar winner for his first film
Actor with an L.A.P.D. auditorium named after him
Chuck, say
Commits a logical fallacy
Cribbage jack
Crusades
Daddy-o
Double daggers, in printing
Erstwhile grp. of 15
Expected before
Feline gift
Fights
Flunkies
Good eggs
Government reorganization
Guitarists, slangily
Hamlet in 1969 headlines

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