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| New York Times crossword of December 22nd, 2010 other clues |
| MSNBC competitor |
| New York stadium eponym |
| Old man: Ger. |
| One way to sway |
| Oslo Accords party, for short |
| Pass muster |
| Poker phrase ... or what's needed to complete the answers to the six starred clues |
| Popular tractors |
| Quaint lodgings |
| Relinquish, as arms |
| Restaurateur Toots |
| Sacred chests |
| Sam who directed 'Drag Me to Hell' |
| Seat of Albany County, Wyo. |
| See 23-Down |
| Soulful Redding |
| Taradiddle |
| Tense |
| Terrier's sound |
| Took too much |
| Tree in California |
| U.S.S. Enterprise helmsman |
| Unadulterated |
| Untamed |
| Vintner's prefix |
| Where 'Otello' premiered, with 'La' |
| Where the robed are rubbed |
| Women's rights pioneer Elizabeth ___ Stanton |
| 'This is terrible!' |
| 'Am ___ risk?' |
| 'Believe' singer, 1999 |
| 'Bien ___!' |
| 'How lu-u-uxurious!' |
| 'I love you,' in a telenovela |
| *'Soon enough, my friend' |
| *As a package |
| *Completely imagined |
| *Cry at the start of a vote |
| *To be expected |
| *Top-rated TV series of 1971-76 |
| Alphabetic pentad |
| Alveoli site |
| Aristophanes comedy, with 'The' |
| Bennett of 'What's My Line?' |
| Big mess |
| Biggie ___ (rapper a k a Notorious B.I.G.) |
| Block |
| Bomber type |
| Brand of 45-Down balls |
| Bravery |
| Cad |
| Classic candy with nougat |
| Classic theater |
| Common North American hawk |
| Direction at sea |
| Duane ___ (New York City pharmacy chain) |
| Exemplar of dryness |
| Former 'S.N.L.' comic Gasteyer |
| French theologian who wrote 'Sic et Non' |
| General played by Fonda (in 1976), Peck (1977) and Olivier (1982) |
| Glimmer |
| Greased |
| Hall of TV fame |
| Here, in Juárez |
| How some wages are calculated |
| Iconic chomper |
| Jean Sibelius, for one |
| Kirk's foe in a 'Star Trek' sequel |
| Land west of the Pacific |
| Liberals, with 'the' |
| Lofty dwelling |
| Lush |
| Madden |
| Many a Justin Bieber fan |
| Masculine side |
| More agile |
| Move from site to site? |
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