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Poet who wrote 'They also serve who only stand and wait' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 28th, 2011 other clues |
| '... Mac ___ PC?' |
| 'Bus Stop' playwright |
| 'Michael Collins' org |
| 'The usual,' say |
| 'You shouldn't have said that!' |
| 1945 battle site, briefly |
| 1998 Sarah McLachlan hit |
| A Bush |
| Big name in handbags |
| Billing cycle, often |
| Bout ender, briefly |
| Breakfast offerings |
| Brewer's need |
| Camera type, for short |
| Campbell's variety |
| Carl Sagan book |
| Cheesehead's state: Abbr |
| Computer screen lineup |
| Cured fare |
| Cyber-nuisance |
| D.C.-based media giant |
| Deborah of 'Tea and Sympathy' |
| Dialect coach's slogan? |
| Em, to Dorothy |
| European gin mill? |
| Gift to an outgoing member of Congress? |
| Go head to head |
| Grand Lodge member |
| Grounded avian |
| Hale who won three U.S. Opens |
| Hanukkah pancakes |
| He 'was here' |
| Hence |
| James who won a posthumous Pulitzer |
| Just out |
| Leaf-turning time: Abbr |
| Like some elephants |
| Literary family name |
| Miss Quested of 'A Passage to India' |
| Modern crime, briefly ... or a hint to 17-, 36- and 59-Across |
| Most major-leaguers have them |
| Mountain ___ |
| Moves carefully |
| Nostradamus, e.g |
| Notable #4 on the ice |
| Parade honoree, perhaps |
| Plant anew |
| Pontifical |
| Pop singer Brickell |
| Prefix with foil or phobia |
| Radar's rank on 'M*A*S*H': Abbr |
| Rancher's land |
| Restrain, in a way |
| Riviera city |
| Romain de Tirtoff's alias |
| Roommate, informally |
| Shout at a concert |
| Small songster |
| Soft ball material |
| Sommer on screen |
| Speaks ill of |
| Spoke sweet nothings |
| Sun Bowl Stadium sch |
| Sun. talk |
| The 'I' of ICBM |
| The University of the South, familiarly |
| Tire letters |
| Too firm, perhaps |
| Tot's wheels |
| Wharf pest |
| What this is, fittingly |
| Withdrawn apple spray |
| Wroclaw's river, to Poles |
| Y sporter |
| Zeno's home |
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