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Sinclair rival, once crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of April 12th, 2006 other clues |
| 'Devil in Miss Jones,' for one |
| 'I Got a Name' singer, 1973 |
| 'I'm game!' |
| 'Inventive' monogram |
| 'Li'l ___' |
| '___ looks like a duck
' |
| Admission receipts |
| Agitation |
| All tied up |
| As a result |
| Author Turgenev |
| Ball in a basket, maybe |
| Bill of Rights advocacy grp. |
| Bit of marine life |
| Bona fide |
| Cager O'Neal, to fans |
| Carrier once with an American flag logo |
| Casino needs |
| Cellular stuff |
| Chapel vow |
| Cold weather attire |
| Contests ending in draws? |
| Cries of dismay |
| Daisy ___ |
| Dangerous biters |
| Davenports |
| Dreamcast company |
| Dummy Mortimer |
| Earth Day mo. |
| Egyptologist's study |
| Excoriate |
| Foreign attys.' degrees |
| Fort ___, Calif. |
| French clerics |
| Frenzied woman |
| Fresh from the oven |
| Gender ___ |
| Hawaii, before 1959: Abbr. |
| Hello from Canberra |
| Home of the bygone Aloha Bowl |
| Hope chest material |
| In the style of the 'Moonlight Sonata' |
| Indiana city named for a foreign country |
| Lacking in tact |
| Legendary Bruin |
| Like Tom Thumb |
| Linen shade |
| Lingo |
| Many a jazz combo |
| Marcel Marceau character |
| Marches may be written in it |
| Medea, to Circe |
| More aloof |
| Noted 1928 musical work, with 'The' |
| One-named supermodel |
| P.M. after Eshkol |
| Part of Q.E.D. |
| Prescribed time |
| Prickly heat |
| Put on the clothesline |
| Regarding |
| Shrovetide treats |
| Some fancy vocabulary |
| Start of a Web address |
| Stock exchange purchase |
| Street seen on 'Perry Mason' |
| Take the gold |
| The Bucs stop here |
| Touch down |
| Twilight, to Tennyson |
| Vexes |
| Volleyball ace Gabrielle |
| What gentle strokes may produce |
| Work by Chagall |
| Worker often seen crouching |
| Wrap around a sandwich |
| ___-bitty |
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