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Paradoxical one crossword clue
Z E N O
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| New York Times crossword of August 26th, 2012 other clues |
| A couple of |
| Acute uneasiness, with 'the' |
| Adobe shade |
| Alley ___ |
| Announcer Hall |
| Any of the French Antilles |
| Away's partner |
| Behave |
| Bluish-gray |
| Russian royal |
| Main $$$ overseer |
| Source of the line 'They say miracles are past' |
| Speedy subatomic particle |
| Mauna ___ |
| Spike |
| Spike, once |
| Spoken |
| Starbucks size |
| Start of a memo heading |
| Starts liking |
| Storage item ... or one of six in this puzzle? |
| Charlotte and others |
| Storied C.S.A. commander |
| Swiss watch brand |
| Take an ax to |
| Talking doll that debuted in 1960 |
| The 'M' of MB |
| Class action? |
| This above all? |
| Time's 1930 Man of the Year |
| Title |
| Toddler's wear |
| Unedited |
| Common exclamation after 'Well' |
| Seaman's swig |
| Up |
| Uppity sort |
| Nirvana achievers |
| Verbal groans |
| Voice quality |
| Bad service result? |
| Warned someone off, in a way |
| Cooked (up) |
| Watchful |
| Western climax |
| No-goodnik |
| What the nose knows |
| Where to park a parka? |
| With repercussions |
| Word that keeps the same meaning if you move its first letter to the end |
| World's first certified gold record, 1942 |
| Norah Jones or Cher |
| ___ Romeo |
| ___ Tzu (dog) |
| Be on high? |
| Banned book of 1928 |
| Series of bars, for short |
| Bad way to run |
| Preambles |
| Some G.I.'s |
| Razor handle? |
| Ecologists' study |
| End of the line? |
| English author Elinor |
| Mike holders |
| F.D.R. program |
| Mock response to a friend who pulls a practical joke |
| Former General Motors vehicles |
| Mountain lake |
| Former Mercury |
| Fort Sill's home: Abbr |
| Gender abbr |
| Group that's got your no.? |
| Nose out |
| Hawaiian priest |
| Not worthy of |
| Hugs, in a love letter |
| One of the Canterbury pilgrims |
| Hut cover |
| Onetime Ethiopia colonizers |
| It may be said with the wave of a hand |
| Org. for vehicle financing, once |
| It's madness |
| Oscar-winning role for Cotillard |
| It's relatively easy to find a parking spot for |
| Others: Sp |
| It's salty |
| Japanese model |
| Paul Anka's '___ Beso' |
| Johannesburg area |
| Place to find a crawdad |
| Judge's issuance |
| Kanga's offspring |
| Planted |
| Kid's repeated rejoinder |
| Put up with |
| Kind of heart valve |
| Radio host John |
| La estrella mas brillante |
| Land in South America |
| Reactor safety org |
| Lazybones, maybe |
| References |
| Leans |
| Leaves |
| Like one saying 'Who, little old me?' |
| Shout to a diva |
| Like some communities |
| Like the Beatles |
| Look through some blinds, say |
| Loving feeling? |
| Some online reading |
| Sorority letters |
| Lush |
| Mag. wheels |
| Slap-happy sort? |
| Source material for Broadway's 'Seussical' |
| 'Anne of Green Gables' town |
| Smokey the Bear spot, e.g., in brief |
| 1955 Grant/Kelly thriller |
| 1962 John Wayne film |
| 'Bye' |
| 'Sing a Song of Watergate' comic |
| Sounded like an ass |
| 'Don't have ___, man!' |
| Big employer in Moline, Ill |
| Bitterness |
| Blown away |
| 'Cat on ___ Tin Roof' |
| Bolt from Jamaica |
| Bomb |
| 'I really should be going' |
| D-Day transport: Abbr |
| 'Solid Gold' host Marilyn |
| 'South Park' boy |
| 'The Kite Runner' protagonist |
| '___ Baby' (song from 'Hair') |
| '___ dreaming?' |
| '___ You' (1955 Platters hit) |
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