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Sticks up for, maybe? crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 31st, 2010 other clues |
| Homes within nations |
| Ice legend's family |
| It may stick to your ribs |
| It's often hung illegally |
| Kind of replication |
| Language related to Finnish |
| Like M&M's |
| Lit |
| Luzón, e.g. |
| Many users follow its directions |
| Not dormant |
| Not going anywhere |
| One likely to die on the road? |
| Org. with towers |
| Over and over |
| Poster girl |
| Problem for one who's trapped |
| Procure |
| Really try |
| Red giants in the night sky |
| Relationship in the 2009 film 'I Love You, Man' |
| Response to great news |
| Rock's Brian |
| Sacrifice fly? |
| San Francisco's Museo ___ Americano |
| Self, in a Latin phrase |
| Serbian city where Constantine the Great was born |
| Some county fair contest entries |
| Some muscle cars |
| Switch sides? |
| The Allman Brothers Band, e.g. |
| Thingamajig |
| Uptown's dir. in N.Y.C. |
| Visit |
| What something may go down to |
| ___ National Park |
| 'Got it' |
| 'Gentille' one of song |
| 'The Humbugs of the World' author, 1865 |
| 'The Transcendence of the Ego' writer |
| 1974 hit with Spanish lyrics |
| 64-Across, to a cat |
| As |
| Bait |
| Battle joiner's choice |
| Be coerced |
| Be revolting |
| Beat badly |
| Big hit |
| Big tin exporter: Abbr. |
| Blimp navigator |
| Boxer who wrote 'Reach!' |
| Bucks, e.g. |
| Carrier of drum cases, maybe |
| Cartoonist, at times |
| Coll. peer leaders |
| Court proceedings |
| Creator of TV's 'Alias' |
| Cross character |
| Debugger? |
| Debunked? |
| Dummy on a greyhound track |
| Film in which Eddie Murphy voices the dragon Mushu |
| First in line, say |
| Folks getting into dirt |
| Foster girl |
| Freak |
| Freaks (out) |
| Head start? |
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