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Six, in Siena crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of April 9th, 2006 other clues |
| 'Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori' writer |
| 'Ecce homo' utterer |
| 'La classe de ___' (Degas work) |
| 'Members ___' |
| 'S.O.S.!' |
| 'Thy Neighbor's Wife' author |
| 'To your health!' |
| '___ had it!' |
| 250th anniversary of the incorporation of Los Angeles |
| A to Z, e.g. |
| Acne cream ingredient |
| African pests |
| After-tax investment choices |
| Alternative to reflexology |
| Another time |
| Anvils |
| Asleep, say |
| Author Zora ___ Hurston |
| Bar in court |
| Barbers brush them |
| Biblical verb ending |
| Boarding school crowd |
| Brewery fixtures |
| Bride, in Bari |
| Bruce of old films |
| Burgle |
| Cab Calloway catchphrase |
| Canadian pump name |
| Carol starter |
| Caterpillars |
| Cattle |
| Center |
| Cheer at Gillette Stadium |
| Chews out |
| Cold treats |
| Collar inserts |
| Computer acronym |
| Conducts |
| Counting word |
| CPR pros |
| Cut for a column |
| Dallas suburb |
| Deep-sea diver's worry |
| Deferential |
| Department that is home to the Parc Astérix amusement park |
| Dernier ___ |
| Diet centers |
| Ding |
| Dr. Seuss's green eggs and ham offerer |
| Dress (up) |
| Dumb bunny |
| Elevators |
| Embargoes |
| Enthusiastic assent |
| Equilibrium |
| First name in popcorn |
| Fisher-Price's owner |
| Folk tales |
| Ford competitor, although not in autos |
| Freight trains |
| French face cards |
| Frequent subject of government approval |
| Friends and neighbors |
| Godfather's utterances |
| Goes on strike, informally |
| Grain disease |
| Guillotines |
| Habituate |
| Harbor tower |
| Hauls around |
| Hauls around |
| Heavens: Prefix |
| Highway department supply |
| Hilarity |
| Hitchcock specialty |
| Inquisition targets |
| It may be raised at a party |
| Italy's ___ di Garda |
| John of pop |
| Julia ___, first woman elected to the American Academy of Arts and Letters |
| Lambs: Latin |
| Last president of South Vietnam |
| Like Sartre's 'No Exit' |
| Longtime Vermont senator |
| Make disappear |
| Make like crazy |
| Make up (for) |
| Media of exchange |
| Menotti opera character |
| Mice and men, e.g. |
| Mil. commander |
| Minor carp |
| Minotaur's home |
| Monet's 'Vétheuil en ___' |
| Mount SW of Messina |
| N.Y.U., e.g. |
| Nails |
| NASA vehicle |
| Nixon friend Bebe |
| Noisy rollers |
| Not your normal imports |
| Nutrition author Davis |
| Opera singer Simon ___ |
| Orangish yellow |
| Ottoman governor |
| Outburst from Homer |
| Overdoes it |
| Owner of the History Channel |
| Pace cars |
| Palme ___ (Cannes award) |
| Paris-to-Lyon dir. |
| Part of the W. Coast |
| Pass |
| Patio grills |
| Peace, to Pedro |
| Penlight batteries |
| Photographer Adams |
| Place to wear a gown |
| Plains tribe |
| Polo Grounds slugger |
| Poodle's cry |
| Pop singer Lavigne |
| Prepared to streak |
| Prints |
| Rasta's messiah |
| Real estate developers |
| Reduced by |
| Rock's Brian |
| Rough rug fiber |
| Runners' aids |
| Saint, in Portuguese |
| Says with a raised hand |
| Science |
| Scott of 'Ocean's Eleven,' 2001 |
| Seafood entree |
| Self-serving slant |
| Serbian city, birthplace of Constantine the Great |
| Settle, for one |
| Shoemakers' strips |
| Short dash |
| Singer Anderson of Jethro Tull |
| Slowing, in music: Abbr. |
| Soho serving |
| Son of Henry and father of Henry II |
| Sounds at doctors' checkups |
| Spanish snack |
| Stable baby |
| State categorically |
| Stocking material |
| Study grant named for a senator |
| Tanning lotion letters |
| Tiger cat |
| Times to remember |
| Two caliphs |
| Typical downtown sign |
| Unlikely pageant winner |
| Utah lilies |
| Very cool, in 50's slang, with 'the' |
| Violent, perhaps |
| Visual |
| With it, once |
| ___ Belt |
| ___ example |
| ___ of Evil |
| ___ speak |
| ___ test, given to newborn babies |
| ___-mo |
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