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Poet who wrote 'Don't send a poet to London' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of February 24th, 2006 other clues |
| 'It will come ___ surprise
' |
| 'This one's ___' |
| 'Well, bless my soul' |
| After |
| After |
| Anago, in a sushi restaurant |
| Application form datum: Abbr. |
| Ballet step |
| Best-selling author of 'Personal Injuries' |
| Big blow to the Japanese? |
| Bilbao bull |
| Brunch beverage |
| But, to Brutus |
| Certain secretary |
| Check list? |
| Cicatrix |
| Club with a nearly vertical face |
| Cobblers' tools |
| Confrontational |
| Does it ever hurt! |
| End of many a riddle |
| Fail |
| For all to see |
| Forks |
| Former empire inits. |
| Get very close |
| Giant bottle |
| Hardly an independent thinker |
| Hideous |
| Home of the 1988 and 2010 Winter Olympics |
| Immoralist |
| Isn't just a licensee |
| It may have a big head |
| Marco Polo's heading |
| Mark of a ruler |
| Maya Angelou's 'And Still ___' |
| Mo. with United Nations Day |
| Mount in Siskiyou County |
| Not recognizable by |
| One thrown at a rodeo |
| Pass on |
| Place that may suit you |
| Place to wait for a couple of minutes, maybe |
| Political convention activity |
| Prefix with business |
| Prefix with drama |
| Standard of living? |
| Starbuck's orderer |
| Stiff-backed |
| Tanglewood's ___ Hall |
| The Seminoles, in coll. sports |
| Ticklee's utterance |
| Time to see estrellas |
| Top |
| Tow job |
| Trojan ally, in the 'Iliad' |
| Voltaire, e.g. |
| Wearied |
| Wet blanket? |
| When repeated, a taunt |
| Wiesbaden weekday |
| Winslow Homer's 'The Reaper,' e.g. |
| Within: Prefix |
| Zinc oxide may treat it |
| ___ bar |
| ___ bourgeoisie (gentry) |
| ___' Pea |
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