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Wall Street Journal crossword of February 5th, 2010 other clues
1966 role for Michael Caine
2000 Kyocera acquisition
2009 awards show disrupter
Abbey attire
Amendment votes
Arena cry
Armstrong moniker
Around
Asian celebration
Bank, e.g.
Big name in burlesque
Blogger's revenue source
Book of Judges strongman
Boys' school jackets
Branch of the U.N.?
Bullet, for one
Cabo San Lucas setting
Caress alternative
Casting need
CBS-owned tech review site
Charade
Christopher of 'Law & Order: SVU'
Cineplex quaffs
City name on the Wizard of Oz's balloon
Colleague of Ellen, Randy and Simon
Colossal
Come by
Common miniature golf course feature
Common place?
Contend
Continental Congress VIP
Couple
Creator of NASA
Crime that may cause an alarm
Crumble away
Cursor target
Diplome issuer
Does in
Ducks
Element of many murder mysteries?
Entr'___
Expressionist painter of 'Grosse Sonnenblumen'
Expressway entrance
Faberge egg recipients
Factory overhead?
Fan's cheer
Fear and Loathing ___ Vegas
Fog machine material
Folded fast food
Fur Elise, for one
Gamblers' haunts, briefly
Gas, for one
Group founded by Bill W.'s wife
Grumpy comment to an alarm clock
Haing S. ___ (Oscar winner for 'The Killing Fields')
Hardly
Hardly a neatnik
Harry Belafonte's daughter
Height: Prefix
High points
Honeycomb, e.g.
Hull feature
Indigo plant
Ipanema locale
It may be knitted
Know this...
Lab vessel
Largest of the Galapagos
Latin lover's word
Leb. neighbor
Lettuce variety
Like NRA foes
Like some skating outfits
Madonna's 'La Isla ___'
Maker of small engines
Maxim demonstrated by the partnered answers in this puzzle
Message for a pen pal?
Model employers
Modern memo
Molasses-flavored pie
Mother's mother, informally
Mundane
Network that debuted with 'Star Trek: Voyager'
Noticed
Office pool picks
Olympics award
Partner of 100-Across
Partner of 114-Across
Partner of 23-Across
Partner of 33-Across
Partner of 43-Across
Partner of 93-Across
Pastel shade
Patronizing types
Phifer of 'ER' and 'Lie to Me'
Polaris's place
Popcorn gift container
Presidential address part
Protective bank
Purel target
Pushkin's 'Eugene ___'
Put up
Put ___ appearance
Raise
Reba McEntire's '___ Survivor'
Requiring fewer hints
Retaliation
Saudi's neighbor
Schoolwork stickers
Seat belt sounds
Senseless situation?
Shatner novel '___War'
Shrek creator William
Sides in a long-running battle
Simile center
Site of a hit song's instrumental version, maybe
Someone to root for
Stilettos, e.g.
Story with cliffhangers
Sweet substitute
Tabloid twins surname
Tell It to My Heart singer Taylor
Thereby hangs ___
Toy plane makeup
Triangular sail
Unfailingly
Way to order shots?
Went underground
Without a date
Without a date
Zorba the Greek setting
___ 300 (short-lived Apple laptop)
___ Ration (bygone dog food brand)

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