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Start of an old Army recruiting line crossword clue
B E A L L
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| New York Times crossword of February 2nd, 2011 other clues |
| 'After the maid cleans out the ___ ___ going to polish the fireplace doors' |
| 'At the organic market, the price of ___ ___ from moderate to ridiculous' |
| 'Hey there!' |
| 'The note accompanying the ___ ___ that all money should go to charity' |
| 'The reporter heard the New York ___ ___ his coach' |
| 'The teacher found that ___ ___-a-longs helped her pupils remember their ABCs' |
| '___ Nacht' (Christmas carol) |
| '___ that cute?!' |
| '___ to you!' |
| 15-Across and allies: Abbr. |
| Accept a contract |
| Alone, on the stage |
| Asian nanny |
| Blind component |
| Bobblehead movement |
| Caste member |
| Center of Good & Plenty candy |
| Class with many functions: Abbr. |
| Club for knights |
| Doffs one's lid |
| End of the line, say: Abbr. |
| Evaluate |
| Feeling down |
| Fight with |
| Flap one's gums |
| Glue brand |
| Graybearded sort |
| Happen |
| Houston-to-Chicago dir. |
| Hwys. |
| John, to Paul, George or Ringo |
| Kentucky senator Paul |
| Lascivious lookers |
| Latin 101 verb |
| Lip |
| Lith. and Lat., once |
| Long-legged waders |
| Loose |
| Make |
| Members of the 22-Across |
| Old Dungeons & Dragons co. |
| One-quarter of 'Whose woods these are I think I know' |
| Org. for 9-Down |
| P.D.Q. |
| Part of a two-piece suit? |
| Penny collector |
| Plant swelling |
| Relax |
| Remain |
| Response to a general question? |
| Rocky ridge |
| Rode the pine |
| See 47-Down |
| Self-promoter |
| Some muscle cars |
| Sorority letters |
| Sounds from barracks, maybe |
| Sticks (out) |
| Stirring time? |
| Suffix with magnet |
| Suffix with magnet |
| Take ___ (lose one) |
| Tennis player, at times |
| Tex-Mex fare |
| Tiger, e.g., informally |
| Turns over, as an engine |
| Weekly NBC staple, for short |
| Welcoming customers |
| Went over again |
| Whizzed |
| With 9-Across, post office mail slot ... or a hint to this puzzle's theme |
| Young salmon |
| Zombies might be on it |
| ___ Anderson, Super Bowl XXV M.V.P. |
| ___ Cruces |
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