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| New York Times crossword of February 10th, 2013 other clues |
| 'Breaking Bad' network |
| 'Funeral Blues' writer |
| 'Music for the Royal Fireworks' composer |
| 'Nick News' host Linda |
| 'Ta-da!' |
| 'The things I put up with!' |
| 'What a calamity!' |
| '___ Body?' (first Lord Peter Wimsey novel) |
| 128-character set |
| 1950s TV star Duncan |
| 1951 Cooperstown inductee |
| A Waugh |
| Ambient musician Brian |
| Amendment guaranteeing a speedy trial |
| Ancient Roman author Quintus ___ |
| Animal whose head doesn't make a sound? |
| Athens's home |
| Attests |
| Bakery array |
| Bedtime preyer? |
| Big East sch |
| BlackBerry buy |
| Body blow reaction |
| Brief laugh |
| Buff |
| Captain who says 'Well, gentlemen, between ourselves and home are 27,000 sea miles' |
| Cartoon beagle |
| Cheney's follower |
| Chews (out) |
| Chicken bred for its meat |
| Clearly low on patience |
| Clock face number |
| Comb row |
| Common check box on surveys |
| Common middle name |
| Constitutional |
| Cooper Union's location, briefly |
| Core philosophy |
| Cotillion attendee |
| Cricket club |
| Crystal Cave is one |
| Cut and collect |
| Deli appliance |
| Do as expected |
| E Day debuts |
| Elton John nickname |
| Emergency |
| End note? |
| Equal: Prefix |
| Extremely redundant 1963 caper film? |
| Fair-minded |
| Fill up on |
| Flamboyant stole |
| Glinda's creator |
| Goalie's jersey number, often |
| Gray piece |
| Great Leap Forward overseer |
| Haute cuisine it's not |
| Hidden |
| Hit the roof |
| How bad news is often received |
| Human speech mimickers |
| In accordance with |
| Inclination |
| Increases, with 'up' |
| Info from a debriefing |
| Job title abbr |
| John of Salisbury |
| Joins |
| Journalist Couric |
| Kaplan of 'Welcome Back, Kotter' |
| Kneeler's offering |
| Like some passages in a symphony |
| Machiavellian concerns |
| Marine threat |
| Minus |
| Mosaicist's supply |
| Mr. Bill appeared on it: Abbr |
| MTV's earliest viewers, mostly |
| Musician's rate |
| Nabisco treats sold only seasonally |
| Nickname of jazz's Earl Hines |
| Not as content |
| Not look perky, say |
| Not on deck, maybe |
| O'Neill's '___ Christie' |
| Oktoberfest collectibles |
| Old World deer |
| One way to go to a party |
| Open conflict |
| Org. that fines polluters |
| Overused |
| Part of the front matter |
| Patron saint of sailors |
| Percussive dance troupe |
| Perfume sampling spot |
| Peter Pan rival |
| Picks up |
| Pink lady ingredient |
| Power in sci-fi |
| Proust's 'Ë la Recherche du Temps ___' |
| R&D sites |
| Reacted to a bad call |
| Refined |
| Repo justification |
| Roman calendar day |
| Roof projection |
| Satisfied |
| Scrammed |
| See 32-Down |
| Shakes up |
| Shearing shed sound |
| Show featuring the L.V.P.D |
| Skinny |
| Skull session result |
| SLAM |
| Slow on the uptake |
| Somewhat redundant 1960s spy series? |
| Somewhat redundant 1965 country song? |
| Somewhat redundant literary genre? |
| Somewhat redundant Milton Bradley game? |
| Somewhat redundant size? |
| Somewhat redundant theater production? |
| Song featured in 'Animal House' |
| Sound of heartbreak |
| South Dakota Air Force base |
| Swallow, as costs |
| Sweet meet? |
| Tangy salad leaves |
| Unchanging |
| Very impressed |
| Visibility reducer |
| Walk while dizzy |
| Wallop |
| Will Geer's role on 'The Waltons' |
| Wimbledon champ Gibson |
| With 33-Down, plastic shields and such |
| World capital situated in what was once ancient Thrace |
| ___ Lang, Superboy's love |
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