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Queen who fell for Zeus' swan song? crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of February 9th, 2014 other clues |
| '60s war zone |
| 'Let ___' |
| 'The Battleship Potemkin' locale |
| 'When ___ younger, so much younger ...' ('Help!' lyric) |
| 'Why ___ so shy when ...?' ('It's Only Love' lyric) |
| 'Yuck!' |
| '___ the time ...' |
| - |
| - |
| - |
| - |
| - |
| 13-Down, in Dresden |
| 1965 and 1966 concert site for this puzzle's subjects |
| 1996-2001 show featuring home videos |
| 500 letters? |
| A debater takes it |
| A majority |
| Actor Hemsworth of 'The Hunger Games' |
| Actress Gardner |
| Alone |
| An O'Neill |
| Announcer's aid |
| Apes |
| Apes |
| Attractive legs, in slang |
| Author Umberto |
| Aware of |
| Bakeshop worker |
| Balanced conditions |
| Band material |
| Bar order, with 'the' |
| Be domestic |
| Big rig |
| Big to-do |
| Bikini blast, informally |
| Bold |
| Broadway's ___-Fontanne Theater |
| Calendar keeper, for short |
| Card count in Caesar's Palace? |
| Cause of the witch's demise in 'Hansel and Gretel' |
| Cellphones, in Britain |
| Certain NASA launch |
| Cherished by |
| City on the Nile |
| City on the Seine upstream from Paris |
| Coal distillate |
| Common monthly expense |
| Composer Khachaturian |
| Craze caused by this puzzle's subjects |
| Crème de la crème |
| Dave Clark ___ |
| Dawnlike |
| Detour, e.g |
| Dictator Amin |
| Dweller on the Red Sea |
| Earth's habitable parts |
| Eban of Israel |
| Enzyme suffix |
| Escort to the door |
| Film terrier |
| Followers of exes |
| Fraternity chapter |
| Free |
| Free throw avgs., e.g |
| Frist's successor as Senate majority leader |
| General ___ chicken |
| Had a ball at |
| Host for this puzzle's subjects on 2/9/64 |
| Hot |
| Houston sch |
| In that direction |
| Instrument depicted by the circled squares in this grid |
| It may be a plot |
| It's below the humerus |
| Jazz count? |
| Junior Olympics org |
| Just so, after 'to' |
| Kind of jacket with pockets on the chest |
| King in 1922 news |
| Ladies' man |
| Lead-in to while |
| Less than right |
| Like some dessert orders |
| Literary inits |
| Living in a swing state? |
| Lone Star State sch |
| Medical suffix |
| Medical suffix |
| Mine, in Madrid |
| Molly formerly on 'S.N.L.' |
| More appropriate |
| More modern, in Munich |
| Move in an ungainly way |
| Much of the audience for 6-Down's show on 2/9/64 |
| Narrow cut |
| Nest on a cliff |
| Nickname for this puzzle's subjects |
| One favoring a strong central government |
| One of the six counties of Northern Ireland |
| One team in the N.B.A. All-Star Game, with 'the' |
| Oxford's St. ___ College |
| Park, e.g., in N.Y.C |
| Part of a train from a refinery |
| Places atop |
| Playwright Fugard |
| Plural French word that spells its singular English form in reverse |
| Prey for a dingo |
| Promise of payment |
| Rampage |
| Relative of a convertible |
| Rice-A-___ |
| Sadness |
| Schoolyard rejoinder |
| Sci-fi sighting |
| See 9-Down |
| Servant, e.g |
| Slave |
| Snack chip |
| Song sung by this puzzle's subjects on 6-Down's show on 2/9/64 |
| Song sung by this puzzle's subjects on 6-Down's show on 9/12/65 |
| Soon |
| Stuck, after 'in' |
| Subtitle for 'Star Wars Episode IV,' with 'A' |
| Sweeping |
| The 'S' of CBS: Abbr |
| The People's Champion |
| They're played at un conservatoire |
| Tilted |
| Trig. function |
| Trounces |
| Turns in |
| Undermines, as support |
| Unpredictable |
| Wallach of 'The Misfits' |
| Way to go |
| Where this puzzle's subjects got their start |
| With 11-Down, subjects of this puzzle |
| Yes |
| ___ creek |
| ___ deferens |
| ___ Vista |
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