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Prison design that allows surveillance of any inmate at any time crossword clue
P A N O P T I C O N
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| New York Times crossword of December 18th, 2015 other clues |
| Goes (for) |
| Grippers |
| High-grade sheet material |
| Indian drawer? |
| Initials, perhaps |
| It's an honour, in brief |
| Kind of circle |
| L's end? |
| Like E.T. riding Elliott's bicycle |
| Lock horns (with) |
| Massenet opera set in 11th-century Spain |
| Mission directive |
| Mutual dislike |
| New York home of Hartwick College |
| Nickname of the dictator who created the Tontons Macoutes |
| Nickname since 1959 |
| Philistines, to the Israelites |
| Portaged item |
| Products once advertised with the slogan 'Hello boys' |
| Reality show gear, informally |
| Rude cry |
| Salon names like Scissors Palace and Curl Up & Dye |
| See |
| Seventy-somethings? |
| Sign of villainy |
| Simmering, say |
| Smidge |
| Something shown to an usher |
| Sparky of the 1970s Yankees |
| Spinach : Florentine :: ___ : lyonnaise |
| Sports org. founded during W.W. I |
| Stuff of life |
| Summer coolers |
| Tag line? |
| Tears |
| Tennie |
| Things opened by many employees, for short |
| Tribe once along the Big Blue River |
| Turn on the jets |
| TV host who succeeded Jimmy Fallon on 'Late Night' |
| Virginia ___, first English child born in America |
| Volume |
| ___ Bank |
| ___ Gilbert, designer of the Supreme Court building |
| ___ Tech |
| Actress Swenson |
| 'Bertha' composer |
| 'Revelations' choreographer |
| 'Same here!' |
| 'The gloves are off' |
| 15-Across symbol |
| Bargain |
| Bill passer? |
| Blue Stater, for short |
| Camel droppings? |
| Capable of doing well |
| Cassim's brother of folklore |
| Coarse, per etiquette manuals |
| Coins worth 100 kurus each |
| Company for which Rudolf Nureyev once danced |
| Core components |
| Curtain hangers? |
| Diamond, e.g |
| Drove diagonally |
| Eponymous general |
| Fierce and rapacious |
| First name in W.W. II |
| Fort ___, Kan |
| Go out for a bit? |
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