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Speaker of the words in the circled squares, expressed literally crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 23rd, 2015 other clues |
| 'Nonsense!' |
| 'All In With Chris Hayes' network |
| 'Get Yer ___ Out!' (Rolling Stones album) |
| 'Goldfinger' temptress |
| 'I can't get no satisfaction,' e.g |
| 'I ___ to differ' |
| 'Sorry, gotta run!' |
| 'The woman,' to Sherlock Holmes |
| 'Toy Story' dog that shares its name with a missile |
| 'Ulysses' actor Milo |
| '___ My Heart in San Francisco' |
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| 1977 film described by Leonard Maltin as 'For undiscriminating action fans whose idea of entertainment is watching Bo [Derek] getting her leg bitten off' |
| Actress Anderson |
| All hands on deck? |
| Big, big, big |
| Bon ___ |
| Buffalo's county |
| Call preceding 'Medic!' |
| Change over time |
| Complexion |
| Corp. leadership |
| Dios's enemy |
| Director Kurosawa |
| Ears you may bite on |
| Eye sores |
| Facade |
| Freezer section brand |
| Freezer section brand |
| French upper crust |
| Indian state known for its tea |
| Jack, hammer or jackhammer |
| Lessen, with 'off' |
| Like wearing socks with sandals, say |
| Man-eater |
| Musical Mann |
| National hero of Brazil |
| Necklace feature |
| Nine-fingered hobbit |
| Not music to a chef's ears |
| Novella whose final words are found in the circled squares |
| Org. promoting Social Security solvency |
| Outer: Prefix |
| Ovine cry |
| Owneth |
| People of Rwanda |
| Poet ___ Van Duyn |
| Revered one |
| Samuel Beckett's 'En attendant ___' |
| Set of sheets? |
| Sexual love |
| Singer Williams of the Temptations |
| Spacious |
| Sup |
| Suzanne of 'Three's Company' |
| Suzanne with the 1987 hit 'Luka' |
| Sweetie pie |
| They roll around in London |
| They're between delts and abs |
| They're measured in cups |
| Things meant to be used and then thrown away |
| Throw, as a shadow |
| Tick off |
| Title river in a Christie mystery |
| Total mess |
| Toy behind several international theme parks |
| Uncle on 'Duck Dynasty' |
| West Coast capital |
| Western Hemisphere grp |
| Writer/director Ephron |
| Yellowstone herd |
| ___ Queen |
| ___-pitch softball |
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