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P O S T A G E P A I D
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| New York Times crossword of February 4th, 2005 other clues |
| Like some inspections |
| Literary monogram |
| Little dog, for short |
| Loan periods: Abbr. |
| Major disasters |
| Many people read at these |
| More pallid |
| Musician Yoko |
| Net letters |
| No ___ (street sign) |
| Office meeting place |
| Old 'Best by taste test' sloganeer |
| Places with fireplaces |
| Pronoun not in the king's English |
| Pronounced |
| Red letters? |
| Relig. affiliation of 21/2 million Americans |
| San Quentin or Attica |
| Shrews |
| Some Amazon.com sales, for short |
| St. ___ Beach (Sunshine State vacation locale) |
| Stand out |
| Stout ones |
| Tom Wolfe catchphrase popularized in the 1970's |
| Trade grp. formed in the late 1950's |
| Troubles |
| Two times, to Tomás |
| Very cool |
| Water tester: Abbr. |
| Went free, at least for now |
| Where les leçons are taught |
| Where to beat the heat? |
| ___ Monroe, 'Green Acres' role |
| 1970's fashion item |
| 'A Fool There Was' star, 1915 |
| 'Moon River' lyricist |
| 'None of the above,' essentially |
| 'When the angry trumpet sounds ___': Shak. |
| '___ Alice' (classic 1971 antidrug teen 'diary') |
| Abbr. on a certain elevator button |
| Alphabet trio |
| Angers |
| At peace |
| Baja breakfast order |
| Basket fiber |
| Big name in desserts |
| Brimming |
| Bring down |
| Center of a ball, maybe |
| Coasters |
| D.C. bigwig |
| Deals in |
| Enthused out loud |
| Epitome of hotness |
| Faltering condition |
| Fathers, familiarly |
| Follower of rule or court |
| Frame that's sometimes framed |
| French pronoun |
| Gentleness |
| Going out in waves? |
| Grander than grand |
| Guggenheim sculptor |
| Impressionist |
| It's not busy |
| Letters for soldiers |
| Like some corporate stock |
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