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Shipping mainstay of the 1600s crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of March 26th, 2009 other clues |
| '... ___ he drove out of sight' |
| 'Lucky Jim' novelist, 1954 |
| '___ But the Brave' (1965 Sinatra film) |
| 1899 gold rush locale |
| 1977 best seller set at Boston Memorial Hospital |
| 1985 Meg Tilly title role |
| A la ___ (nearby: Sp.) |
| Acts the yenta |
| Antique dealer's happy discovery |
| Anytime |
| Appears imminent |
| Articulate |
| Barker of the Cleveland Indians who pitched a perfect game in 1981 |
| Chew the scenery |
| Chinese porcelain with a pale green glaze |
| Christmas verse starter |
| Crank (up) |
| David ___ George, British P.M., 1916-22 |
| Dimwit, in Yiddish slang |
| Divine water |
| Double ___ |
| Drop |
| Elderly relative, informally |
| Eur. monarchy |
| Extremely large, old-style |
| Fallow |
| Figure in the Edda |
| Fix |
| Former Nebraska senator James |
| Funnyman Don |
| In the past |
| In unison |
| Increases |
| International company with the slogan 'Home away from home' |
| Is afflicted by |
| It runs parallel to the radius |
| Levels |
| Melon's site |
| Monkeyshine |
| New growth |
| North African city captured by the Allies in 1942 |
| Overbrim (with) |
| Philly hoopster |
| Physician William |
| Poem, part 2 |
| Poem, part 3 |
| Poem, part 4 |
| Promotional item |
| Pull-down list |
| Puts in a snug spot |
| Queen of Bollywood |
| Radio geek |
| Rain forest implement |
| Refuge for David, in the Bible |
| Relay division |
| Reorganizes drastically |
| Say with two syllables where one would do, say |
| Sedona maker |
| Singer with the 2008 gold record 'And Winter Came ...' |
| Sleep disturbers |
| Sommer of Hollywood |
| South American monkey |
| Spray target |
| Start of a poem by Emily Dickinson that continues 'But God be with the Clown, / Who ponders this tremendous scene' |
| Teacher's before-class work |
| The worst of times |
| They have no ties |
| Try to see |
| Volume unit |
| Warren who founded a rental car company |
| What you might push a pushpin in |
| ___ contraceptive |
| ___ tide |
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