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People down under? crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of February 28th, 2014 other clues |
| Conjure |
| Coors Field player |
| Couldn't hit pitches |
| Cuts into a pizza, often |
| Dodgers' foes |
| Exceed the speed limit, maybe |
| Exceeds the speed limit? |
| Exist abroad? |
| Fall, in a way |
| Finder's query |
| First name among socialites |
| First name in popular shorts |
| Flew |
| From Galway, say |
| Get to |
| Gigantic |
| Go on ___ |
| Hindu hero |
| Ill-wisher |
| Investments since 1975 |
| It helps you let go |
| It means nothing |
| It'll keep a roof over your head |
| It's around 6 on the Mohs scale |
| It's not a cheap shot |
| Last thing seen by a proof reader? |
| Legions |
| Like a good lookout |
| Like some helmets and shields |
| Mann's man |
| Many of them play at the Olympics |
| Minim |
| Mitochondrion-made material, briefly |
| Modern-day locale of ancient Nineveh |
| Patent |
| Philatelic goals |
| Pickle, e.g |
| Proselytizers push it |
| R&B group with the 1972 hit 'Back Stabbers,' with 'the' |
| Really dirty |
| Sailing through |
| Salk Institute architect Louis |
| Shakespeare sonnet mentioning Philomel's mournful hymns |
| Singer who's a Backstreet Boy's brother |
| Sir James Galway, e.g |
| Some Wall Street contracts |
| Some Windows systems |
| Spelunker's aid |
| Squad cmdr |
| Street view |
| Suffix with Edward |
| Terse admission |
| Text with Numbers |
| Thai pan |
| They soar at the opera |
| Title for Liszt |
| Try again |
| What a tropical tourist definitely doesn't want to bring home |
| When the first dogwatch ends |
| When to do a pressing job |
| Back, to a shellback |
| 'Let me ___!' |
| 'The Lion King' lion |
| All gone |
| Almost never |
| Applies polish to? |
| Bombers' locale |
| Bond bit |
| Bouillabaisse seasoning |
| Carlito's way |
| City with major avenues named Cincinnati and Columbus |
| Company with an Energy Boost line |
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