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| New York Times crossword of February 29th, 2008 other clues |
| #1 Beatles hit with the only known vocal contribution by Linda McCartney |
| 'Caribbean Blue' singer |
| 'Don't spread this around, but ...' |
| 'Notorious' setting |
| 'Rich gifts wax poor when givers prove unkind' speaker |
| 'The Great God Brown' playwright |
| '___ Full of Grace' (2004 film) |
| 1990 #1 rap hit that starts 'Yo, V.I.P., let's kick it' |
| Actress Streep |
| Agitated |
| Atoms |
| Ball boy? |
| Barely mention, as something one doesn't want to discuss |
| Bernard Malamud's debut novel |
| Candle holders |
| Certain chess piece, informally |
| Classical art medium |
| Clodhopper |
| Coca-Cola creation |
| Comeback |
| Continuously |
| Dispel a curse? |
| Edward who created the Gashlycrumb Tinies |
| Final Gene Wilder/Richard Pryor comedy |
| Flowers named for their scent |
| Ford or Lincoln |
| Go for a party, say |
| Goes to bed, in Britspeak |
| Hang it up |
| Having a single purpose |
| Home for the Ojibwa and Cree |
| In the distance |
| In-house debugging |
| It protects car buyers |
| Lifesavers, for short |
| Like most 1950s recordings |
| Man |
| Most useless |
| Mystical indicator |
| Neapolitan noblewoman |
| One abandoned at the altar? |
| One who refuses to shake hands, maybe |
| Other |
| Others |
| Person at the wheel? |
| Picture writing, of a sort |
| Poses |
| Practically unheard-of |
| Presently |
| Product once advertised with the catchphrase 'There's no step 3!' |
| Pullers of the chariot of Artemis |
| Push off |
| Putting regular gas in a diesel engine, e.g. |
| Region bordering Mount Olympus |
| Rule out |
| Snazzy |
| Soft spread |
| Sound of a dropped scoop of ice cream |
| Split right before your eyes? |
| Stop working |
| Tendency toward chaos |
| Tightly embrace |
| Unit of radioactivity |
| Wisconsin city that's home to S. C. Johnson & Son |
| ___ volatile |
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