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| New York Times crossword of February 7th, 2016 other clues |
| '... then again, I might be wrong' |
| 'Comin' ___!' |
| 'Delphine' author Madame de ___ |
| 'My Fair Lady' composer |
| 'Er ... um ...' |
| 'God forbid!' |
| 'The Bicycle Thief' director Vittorio |
| 'There!' |
| 'What a tragedy!' |
| 'You can't make me do it!' |
| '___ Ben Adhem' |
| '___ Flux' (Charlize Theron film) |
| 1945 battle site, for short |
| 1998 Sarah McLachlan hit |
| According to |
| Assess |
| Barclays Center team |
| Bottom of a column |
| Bottom of the ninth, say |
| Boulogne-sur-___ (city on the English Channel) |
| Brashness, informally |
| Burger topper |
| Bygone online reference |
| Bypasses |
| Campus Greek grp |
| Charlie Chan portrayer Warner |
| Childish |
| City with a Penn State campus |
| Come together |
| Concert mementos |
| Cousins of levees |
| Crib part |
| Damage a St. Louis team's reputation? |
| Cut off |
| DirecTV requirement |
| Djokovic rival |
| Dr. featured in 2015's 'Straight Outta Compton' |
| Dugout figure |
| Ending with idiom or axiom |
| Event that's taking off? |
| Exclude, as undesirable things |
| Experienced with |
| Feature usually near readers' letters |
| Flee in separate directions? |
| Frosty coating |
| Gold medalist |
| Harlequin exhibitions? |
| Hollywood's locale: Abbr |
| Hybrid art technique |
| Indian flatbread |
| International traveler's convenience |
| It's not busy |
| Jardin ___ Plantes (Paris botanical garden) |
| Jewel heist outcome? |
| Kind of nerve |
| Kind of network |
| Language that gave us 'khaki' |
| Legendary Washington hostess |
| Like about half of all deliveries? |
| Like the Pantheon |
| Like top ratings from Michelin |
| Locale for 10 Winter Olympics |
| Longtime senator Thurmond |
| Lowly worker |
| Luna's Greek counterpart |
| Maidenhair and others |
| Major in astronomy? |
| Monroe or Taylor |
| Most NPR stations |
| N'awlins sandwich |
| N.Y.U. or M.I.T |
| Name on a Kazakh map |
| Neighborhood guide |
| Nevada tribe |
| New Jersey's state tree |
| New York Met performance 1,000+ times |
| News flash |
| Nitty-gritty |
| Nitwit |
| Nursery locale |
| Olive ___ |
| Ones giving the waiter a hard time? |
| Ornamental projection on some 1950s cars |
| Orthodox Jewish honorific |
| Pair for a pairs competition |
| Past the cutoff age |
| Person of account, informally? |
| Perturb |
| Poet who originated the phrase 'no country for old men' |
| Popular typeface |
| Pro |
| Question harshly after not allowing to practice? |
| Quick 'however' |
| Receive an acceptance letter |
| Remain undecided |
| Require |
| Resort island in the Firth of Clyde |
| Result of the Queen of Scat's backup group messing up? |
| Rubberneck |
| Rum-soaked cakes |
| Sadists, e.g |
| Sandwich spec |
| Schnozzola |
| Scottish landowner |
| See 73-Across |
| Serengeti grazer |
| Settled (on) |
| Small talk |
| Smartphone feature |
| Some orders with dessert |
| Something easy |
| Something that's charged |
| Something that's charged |
| Southern constellation that holds the second-brightest star in the night sky |
| St. Patrick's Day quaff |
| Stick |
| Subj. of David Foster Wallace's 'The Pale King' |
| Suffix with elephant |
| Sugar suffix |
| Sushi order |
| Take some time to think about |
| Teeny |
| Third man |
| Tight group |
| Together, musically |
| Track down |
| U.S.M.C. member? |
| Vertically, to a sailor |
| Were now? |
| Where King Saul consulted a witch |
| William ___, longtime editor of The New Yorker |
| With 74-Across, coastal flier |
| Year that Spenser's 'The Faerie Queene' was published |
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