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| New York Times crossword of December 13th, 2002 other clues |
| Brand of skin care product |
| 1963 title role for Shirley |
| 2000 Peace Nobelist Kim ___ Jung |
| Ancient Egyptian royal emblems |
| Apologue author |
| Be different |
| Canadian financial market inits. |
| Charge with another duty |
| Chase vehicle, briefly |
| Cozy winter wear |
| Cream puff |
| Egyptian king of the 19th dynasty |
| English class topic |
| Fashion accessory given in May, maybe |
| First name in objectivism |
| First word of Burns's 'To a Mouse' |
| Former lottery runner: Abbr. |
| Forsaken |
| Forward-looking woman? |
| Full deck at Caesars Palace? |
| Giant legend |
| Grandpa Walton portrayer Will |
| Gymnasts rarely see them |
| Home to a cranberry crop |
| Hurricane heading: Abbr. |
| It may sway a jury |
| It often has a red coat |
| Kick up one's heels |
| Landing area |
| Langtry of the stage |
| Match disappointment |
| Most game shows have them |
| Movable musical symbol |
| Move in on |
| Mr. O, in 1960's-70's headlines |
| Noted 1920's murder defendant |
| Occupational suffix |
| Orkney Islands settler |
| Patsy's 'Absolutely Fabulous' pal |
| Percussion instrument |
| Pick-up-sticks game |
| Practically valueless monetary unit |
| Prizes since 1949 |
| Projectionists' needs |
| Queen, worker or soldier |
| Quick |
| Rose and fell, in a way |
| Rubbish |
| Ruth Etting's trademark tune |
| Sagas, say |
| See 21-Across |
| See 47-Down |
| Skin care product |
| Some Dadaist collectibles |
| Some long-distance receivers |
| Spanish key |
| Spruce up |
| Take in |
| Those, to José |
| Took in |
| Touchy one? |
| Vigorous exercise system |
| Was vindicated |
| Well-gotten gain? |
| With 32-Down, pickup choice |
| With 56-Across, features of some pens |
| ___ Club |
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