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Night 'The Wild Wild West' was shown in 1960s TV: Abbr. crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 13th, 2009 other clues |
| Leviathan's home |
| Like bonds and movies |
| Lily variety |
| List holders |
| Long-running NBC show, for short |
| Lose intensity |
| Low point |
| Meat-stock jelly |
| Members of some city commissions |
| Mouth feature |
| Muppet with a goldfish named Dorothy |
| Muttonhead |
| Net assets? |
| Netman Nastase |
| Niagara River's source |
| Numerical comparison |
| Nutritionists' topics |
| Olive in the funny pages |
| Over there |
| Part of a dean's address |
| Peaks, to Pedro |
| Perpendicular wing |
| Piddling |
| Platypus part |
| Proctor's call |
| Pulitzer category |
| Purple-flowering tree |
| Ravi Shankar performance |
| Region of Greece containing the capital |
| Related groups |
| Remote possibility? |
| Replaced, on a hard drive |
| Rich blue stone |
| Riot police goal |
| Rows of buttons |
| Yen |
| ___ culpa |
| ___ Nehru Gandhi |
| Carry the day |
| Cause of Irish emigration in the 1840s-'50s |
| Churlish |
| Codlike fishes |
| College freshman, usually |
| Creative story |
| Cry accompanied by a gavel rap |
| Deck spots |
| Digital watch brand |
| Director Almodovar |
| Dish often served folded over |
| Dry cleaner's challenge |
| Early shepherd |
| Easily identifiable |
| Femur terminus |
| Frequent Security Council topic |
| G-men's weapons |
| Giovanni of 'Lost in Translation' |
| Haleakala National Park setting |
| Have ___ up one's sleeve |
| He played Dr. Kildare in 1930s-'40s films |
| Heavily satirical |
| Helps in planting |
| Hold back |
| I.B.M. computer of the 1990s |
| Intensify |
| Intrinsically |
| Is around longer than |
| It borders the Brooklyn Botanic Garden |
| It can carry a tune |
| Jargon ender |
| Junket |
| Key in |
| Kind of butterfly |
| Lane in Hollywood |
| Sculpting medium |
| Seeks water, in a way |
| Set the price at |
| Setting setting |
| She won her Best Supporting Actress Oscar for playing a man |
| Sitcom waitress |
| Skimmer, e.g. |
| Snaps |
| Spine feature |
| Spring site |
| Squat |
| Sudden rush |
| Sunscreen additive |
| Superior group |
| Support |
| Swabbies |
| Tasmania's capital |
| The Beatles' '___ Loser' |
| The Pont Neuf spans it |
| They may be bowled over |
| Three more than quadri- |
| Turn up |
| Turned informer |
| TV networks, e.g. |
| Under control |
| Unstressed |
| Victim of Achilles |
| Web-footed mammal |
| Western accessories |
| Where a flock flocks |
| White Rabbit's lament |
| Wishful thinker of story |
| Without exception |
| Wrecking ball alternative |
| 'Because Freedom Can't Protect Itself' org. |
| 'Believe ___ Not!' |
| 'In & Out' star, 1997 |
| 'Like that'll ever happen!' |
| 'M*A*S*H' co-star |
| 'Now!' |
| 'That's patently ridiculous!' |
| 100 cents |
| 2001 biopic |
| 300-cubit-long craft |
| Aboard |
| Activity for good-looking people? |
| Actor Waggoner and others |
| All out |
| All washed up? |
| Amphitheater shape |
| Apartment manager, familiarly |
| Artoo-___ |
| Atkins diet no-no |
| Author Robert ___ Butler |
| Band with the 1998 #1 hit 'Iris' |
| Bear witness |
| Begins |
| Big name in copiers |
| Birthplace of Jules Verne |
| Break off |
| Brief writer, in brief |
| Business that makes the cut? |
| Busy times on the French Riviera |
| Caper |
| Cariou of Broadway's 'Sweeney Todd' |
| Carol contraction |
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