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Sci-fi character whose name is an anagram of CAROLINA ISLANDS crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 28th, 2007 other clues |
| 'A parlor utensil for subduing the impenitent visitor': Ambrose Bierce |
| 'Butterfly' actress, 1981 |
| 'Half ___ ...' |
| 'I'm ready for the weekend!' |
| 'The Da Vinci Code' priory |
| 'This is disastrous!' |
| '___ of Six' (Joseph Conrad story collection) |
| 100 qintars |
| 1950s British P.M. |
| 1968 hit whose title is repeated three times with 'Oh' and then again after 'Baby I love you' |
| 2004 Sondheim musical, with 'The' |
| 7-in. platters |
| A long time in Lisbon |
| Algonquian Indian tribe |
| Assuming even that |
| Bird: Prefix |
| Bygone Ford |
| Chalon-sur-___, France |
| Clear the way to |
| Climber's support |
| Constellation between Cygnus and Pisces |
| Corinthian conclusion |
| Country ___ |
| D-Day arena: Abbr. |
| Elevator button |
| Excise on some out-of-state purchases |
| Exercise animal? |
| Extra benefits |
| Fuchsite and alurgite |
| Geom. figure |
| Hands out |
| Have quite enough for |
| Home of many of the 1-Across: Abbr. |
| Hopscotch |
| Illuminati |
| Indian pastries |
| It can fill a yard |
| Make hot |
| MedWatch agcy. |
| Miss badly |
| Mooring site |
| More than exalts |
| Mr. abroad |
| Mr. Rosewater in Kurt Vonnegut's 'God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater' |
| Northwest tribe |
| Notice |
| Otoscope user, for short |
| Passes effortlessly |
| Place to find a C-note? |
| Place, e.g. |
| Pluck |
| Pulitzer category, briefly |
| Red ___ (young amphibian) |
| Seaman in a ceremonial honor guard |
| Singer with the #1 hit 'All I Have' |
| Some babysitters |
| Some licensed practitioners |
| Sound of change |
| South Beach, e.g. |
| Star ___ |
| Stuffed with cheese, in Mexican cooking |
| They'll give you the run-around |
| They're plucked |
| Tough to dig into, as soil |
| Went sniggling |
| When a football may be hiked |
| ___ Herbert, TV's Mr. Wizard |
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