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| New York Times crossword of February 16th, 2009 other clues |
| 'Dies ___' (Latin hymn) |
| 'Divine Comedy' writer |
| 'Kapow!' |
| 'Saying ___ thing, doing ...' |
| 'Stop it!' |
| 'Take ___ a sign' |
| 'This round's ___' |
| 3:1 or 7:2, e.g. |
| Abbr. at the end of a proof |
| Air-conditioning gas |
| Animals that might hear 'gee' and 'haw' |
| Any of the Jonas Brothers, e.g. |
| Apple computer |
| Attacked |
| Ballet bend |
| Benedict XVI, e.g. |
| Breakfast brand since 1928 that hints at the starts of 20-, 33- and 43-Across |
| Capital NNW of Copenhagen |
| Crook, in cop lingo |
| Deceive |
| Do penance |
| Doctrine |
| Does the sidestroke or butterfly |
| Dog food brand |
| Dog food brand |
| Double-decker checker |
| Ex-Spice Girl Halliwell |
| Formal response to 'Who's there?' |
| Funnyman Jay |
| Funnyman Philips |
| General on a Chinese menu |
| Gilpin of 'Frasier' |
| Guy |
| Immune system agent |
| Joy's partner |
| La Brea attraction |
| Light refractor |
| Like Jupiter, but not Zeus |
| Lord's Prayer phrase before 'as it is in heaven' |
| Mimic |
| Morales of 'NYPD Blue' |
| Novelist Emily or Charlotte |
| One of 24 for pure gold |
| Optimistic |
| Pepsi alternative |
| Pirate costume feature |
| Poet T. S. ___ |
| Poetic da-DUM, da-DUM, da-DUM, e.g. |
| Portuguese colony until 1999 |
| Prefix with national or grain |
| Pricey seating areas |
| Rare birth occurrence |
| Ripped |
| School where Aldous Huxley taught George Orwell |
| Sci-fi writer Asimov |
| Seized vehicle |
| Showing shock |
| Snares |
| Some glazed pottery |
| Stogie |
| Sun: Prefix |
| Take five |
| The former Mrs. McCartney |
| Together, to Toscanini |
| Tue. preceder |
| Uncool sort |
| Unilever swab |
| Voice below alto |
| Went on horseback |
| What a person in an emergency might have to make |
| Writer Fleming |
| Zee : English :: ___ : Greek |
| ___ de France |
| ___ Doone cookies |
| ___ Luthor of 'Superman' |
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