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Ship that brought the Statue of Liberty to the United States crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of June 27th, 1999 other clues
'Comin' ___' (1981 3-D western)
'East of Eden' girl
'Gotcha!'
'My mama done ___ me'
'The Beggar's Opera' writer
'___ momento'
1930 Triple Crown jockey
1960's singer Little ___
1990 stage and film biography
1998 report producer
Accordingly
After-bath application
Air
Anticipatory exclamation
Baggy
Ballot abbr.
Beam
Big bang creator
Bike part: Abbr.
Bind
Brute
Building toy
Burning heat
Buttinsky
Cabbage
Cancún kinsman
Capitulate
Cartoonist Wilson
Cell component
Charles de Gaulle's birthplace
Chicago's ___ Expressway
Close
Confident solver's tool
Copy cats?
Corrupt
Cry of pain
Curlew's cousin
De Niro's role in 'Raging Bull'
Dearie
Demond's co-star, in 70's TV
Discretion
Distillery items
Does more than see
Drive gear
Embodiment
Employ a therapeutic technique
Endorsed
Features of a face
Fed. grant giver
Fixes firmly
Flavor
Flight
Flivver
Fritter away
From the heart
Frostflower
Fur seal
He (1960)
I (1946)
Insect study: Abbr.
It (1961)
It grows on you
It's a drag to fishermen
Itinerary abbr.
Itinerary word
Join securely
Joke
Kerensky's successor
Kind of sprawl
Kind of welder
Laplander, e.g.
Letters in a long-distance company's number
Lewis Carroll animal
Marxist?
Middle of a famous boast
Mideast peace talks site
Misfortunes
Missouri town where Truman was born
Moore co-star
More than flinches
Morning alarm
Movie that Khrushchev watched being filmed
Muslim messiah
National debt unit
Negotiate, as a loan
Night stalker
Novelist's need
Oil container
Old Plymouth
Onward
Oversight
Parker's need
Part of a Hemingway title
Part of a Hemingway title
Part of B.C.E.
Person with vows
Picnic hamperer
Pregame fixture
Proffer bait
Prohibition
Property receiver
Provincetown catch
Reactions to baby pictures
Recluse
Recycled item
Red dye no. 1?
Refuse
Relative of jujuism
Remove a slip?
Renowned British runner
Revolution's enemy, maybe
Road houses?
Roman-fleuve
Sci-fi extra
Serb, e.g.
She (1989)
Shroud of Turin material
Slangy suffix
Sleep inducer
Slow, to Salieri
Solar wind source
Straight, in a way
Successor to the Prophet, in Islam
Testify
The Morlocks ate them
They (1951)
They may get a licking after dinner
This pulls a bit
Triumph
Viola d'___
Vocal opposition
We (1945)
With intensity
Without interest
Worked up
Yaw
York, for one: Abbr.
You (1977)
___ a secret

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