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| New York Times crossword of December 4th, 2011 other clues |
| 'Adam-12' call, briefly |
| 'Get it?' |
| 'Hamlet' courtier |
| 'Leather,' in baseball |
| 'Popular Fallacies' writer |
| 'The Faerie Queene' character |
| 'The George & ___ Show' (old talk series) |
| 'The Ten Commandments' role |
| 'The ___ lama, he's a priest': Nash |
| 'WarGames' grp |
| 'What's it gonna be?' |
| 'Yeah, r-i-i-ight!' |
| '___ and the Real Girl' (2007 movie) |
| '___ see it my way' (Beatles lyric) |
| Adams and Falco |
| Anaïs Nin, e.g.? |
| Annual advertising award |
| Antarctica's ___ Ice Shelf |
| Athletic supporters? |
| Balcony window |
| Barnes & Noble electronic reader |
| Be contiguous to |
| Became discouraged |
| Big name in faucets |
| Biology lab stain |
| Bread spread |
| Bucks |
| Bunch |
| Burrow, for some |
| Business partner, often |
| Capital and largest city of Ghana |
| Card game akin to Authors |
| Cataract site |
| Cause for a kid's grounding |
| Cause of a breakdown |
| Churl |
| Circus performer in makeup? |
| Corner joint |
| Counterpart of advertising |
| Courtroom jacket? |
| Criminal patterns, briefly |
| De Matteo of 'Desperate Housewives' |
| Dear |
| Década divisions |
| Decorative tip on a lace |
| Dense |
| Dilemma |
| Dow Jones industrial with the N.Y.S.E. symbol 'AA' |
| Downright |
| Due |
| Element used for shielding nuclear reactors |
| English channel, familiarly, with 'the' |
| Fashion inits |
| Fence straddler |
| Figure in Raphael's 'School of Athens' |
| First name at Woodstock |
| Fjord, e.g |
| Food item prized in French cuisine |
| Gathering of spies |
| Generous leeway |
| Going to hell |
| Gorilla skilled in sign language |
| Heavenly voice of conscience? |
| Heavenly: Prefix |
| Herr's her |
| Hostess ___ Balls |
| House of ___ (European dynasty) |
| How some sandwiches are made |
| Hypnotist Franz |
| Improvement of a Standardbred's gait? |
| Island hopper? |
| Israel's Dayan |
| It may come in buckets |
| It may punctuate a court order |
| Kicks back |
| Kind of force |
| Managed |
| Many Little League coaches |
| Mark's replacement |
| Mess up |
| Möbius strip, e.g |
| Modern record holder? |
| Moolah |
| Movie genre |
| Much-read collection of verses |
| Name sung over and over in a Monty Python skit |
| Nickname for Theresa |
| No voter |
| NyQuil targets |
| Old switch attachment? |
| One starting a stampede, maybe? |
| Onetime Procter & Gamble shampoo |
| Pages (through) |
| Pioneering |
| Prefix with history |
| Prone to acne, say |
| Put right |
| Qualified |
| Rank below capt |
| Razzed |
| Reciprocal function in trig |
| Rend |
| Reproachful cluck |
| Reverse |
| Rice may be served in it |
| Rub with ointment, as in a religious ceremony |
| Sailors' spars |
| Scrutinizer |
| Secretaries, e.g |
| Seizure at Sing Sing? |
| Sets to zero |
| Some 'Men in Black' characters, for short |
| Specialty of a couples therapist? |
| Starts, as a big meal |
| Storyteller for Satan? |
| Stuck in ___ |
| Submarine |
| Suppose |
| Tag callers? |
| Take ___ (doze) |
| Tech marvel of the 1940s |
| The last Pope Julius |
| Time for the balcony scene in 'Romeo and Juliet' |
| Title below marquis |
| Title girl in a 1979 Fleetwood Mac hit |
| Troops' harvest? |
| Up |
| Up in arms |
| Verbally attack, with 'at' |
| Very good, in slang |
| Very sore |
| Votary |
| Wallowing sites |
| Whip |
| Work in a chamber, say |
| Wrong |
| ___ contendere (court plea) |
| ___ of Venice |
| ___-thon (literary event) |
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