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Popular 1970s British TV series crossword clue
U S T A I R S D S T A I R S
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| New York Times crossword of July 27th, 2008 other clues |
| 'Ain't gonna happen' |
| 'Amen!' |
| 'Bridal Chorus' bride |
| 'Do you want me to?' |
| 'I'll pass' |
| 'Now you're talking!' |
| 'Star Trek' TV series, to fans |
| 'That's ___!' |
| 'The Praise of Folly' writer |
| 'Think big' sloganeer |
| 'We ___ please' |
| 'Whose woods these ___ think I know': Frost |
| '___ first ...' |
| 2003 Stanley Cup champions |
| A hyperbola has two |
| A super's may be supersized |
| Abbr. in a real-estate listing |
| Actor Brynner |
| Actress Polo |
| Africa's ___ Mountains |
| Alpine sights |
| Arrangement of 40-Downs |
| Arrangements |
| Awake by |
| Ball with a yellow stripe |
| Barely fair, maybe |
| Bazooka Joe's working peeper |
| Before: Abbr. |
| Behind |
| Behind |
| Benedict III's predecessor |
| Birds that can sprint at 30 m.p.h. |
| Block |
| Bootleggers' bane |
| Brewing |
| Bug |
| Bug |
| Building component? |
| Bunch |
| Camper's aid |
| Cartoon feline |
| Cartoonist Keane |
| Cause of unemployment |
| Choice word |
| Cipher org. |
| City that overlooks a bay of the same name |
| Club alternative |
| Comedian Margaret |
| Command to an overfriendly canine |
| Commercial prefix with foam |
| Common entry point |
| Common hockey score |
| Connoisseur |
| Construction project that gave rise to the Ted Williams Tunnel |
| Creator of the Tammany Hall tiger |
| Cyclades island |
| Deliver, as a harsh criticism |
| Deuce beaters |
| Dungeon items |
| E-mail, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Early Chinese dynasty |
| Erect |
| Exasperated teacher's cry |
| Exclamation of surprise |
| Extensive |
| Fan mag |
| Fasten with a pop |
| Fine-tunes |
| Flip |
| Football defensive line position |
| Footnote abbr. |
| Four-star hotel amenity |
| Fraternity letters |
| French orphan of film |
| Frog legs, to some |
| From ___ Z |
| Genesis son |
| Genus of poisonous mushrooms |
| Gives in return |
| Go-ahead |
| Gone bad |
| Ground cover |
| Happen, slangily |
| Having stars, say |
| Head counts? |
| Hold off |
| Hollow center? |
| Ilk |
| Impart |
| In itself |
| International oil and gas giant, informally |
| Issue |
| It may have two doors |
| It might follow a slash mark |
| It's found in many pockets nowadays |
| J.F.K. info: Abbr. |
| Junior in the N.F.L. |
| Keats, e.g. |
| Keeps |
| Kids drink from them |
| Liberals |
| Like most apartments |
| Longtime Boston Symphony conductor |
| Look |
| Miss |
| Misses, e.g. |
| Missing glasses' location, usually |
| More gloomy |
| Nativity scene figures |
| Negative |
| Nickname for a bodybuilder |
| Not brought home |
| Off |
| Old musical high notes |
| One inside another |
| One of a people conquered in 1533 |
| Opening screen option on many an A.T.M. |
| Over |
| Overflow |
| Pal of Kenny and Kyle |
| Part of a shark's respiratory system |
| Pasta used in soups |
| Pawned |
| Pixar fish |
| Player's call |
| Plush |
| Portrays |
| Precept |
| Proposed 'fifth taste,' which means 'savory' in Japanese |
| Put forth |
| Radiate |
| Ralph who co-wrote 'Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas' |
| Read aloud |
| Result of pulling the plug? |
| Secured, in a way, with 'on' |
| See 9-Down |
| Sentiment suggesting 'Try this!' |
| Shade of blue |
| Shrinking, perhaps |
| Singer Mann |
| Slangy street greeting |
| Some taters |
| Son-in-law of Muhammad |
| Sphagnous |
| Split |
| Spot alternative |
| Stead |
| Sugar source |
| Summer Mass. setting |
| T or F, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Tach reading |
| Tasmania's highest peak |
| The second 'R' in J. R. R. Tolkien |
| Tic-tac-toe plays |
| Took it easy |
| Took the risk |
| Tristram's love |
| TV puppet |
| Unesco World Heritage Site in Jordan |
| Viking Ericson |
| Warner Brothers shotgun toter |
| Went from second to first, say |
| When a second-shift employee may get home |
| Where to pick up pick-up sticks |
| Will Ferrell title role |
| Wrinkles |
| Z-car brand |
| ___ Mae |
| ___ rut |
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