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| New York Times crossword of February 17th, 2012 other clues |
| 'Faded Love' singer, 1963 |
| 'Huh?' |
| 'It'll be O.K.' lead-in |
| 'Lady Baltimore' novelist, 1906 |
| 'News to me!' |
| 'Whoa, not so fast!' |
| 'Youth With a Skull' painter |
| '___ being Brand' (Cummings poem) |
| 1990s Indian P.M |
| Admirable person |
| Appear thrilled |
| Aquila's brightest star |
| Beheld |
| Carpenter's groove |
| Charges from counsel |
| Colorful additions to tanks |
| Computing 0s and 1s |
| Court defendant: Abbr |
| Criteria: Abbr |
| Didn't use a high enough 45-Across, maybe |
| Drills, e.g |
| Employees at a ritzy hotel |
| Eric of 'Funny People,' 2009 |
| Evenly matched |
| Fair |
| Film with the tagline 'Borat was SO 2006' |
| Flighty type |
| Friend one grows up with, often |
| Graceful fairy |
| Grain, e.g |
| Hand holder? |
| He played Don Altobello in 'The Godfather Part III' |
| Hillbilly's plug |
| Is routed by |
| It's gradually shrinking in the Arctic |
| It's in front of the cockpit |
| Kind of nut |
| Kitchen dusting aid |
| League division |
| Lost traction |
| Mariner's grp |
| Milk source |
| Month whose zodiac sign is a fish |
| More, to a 37-Down |
| Name in seven Shakespeare titles |
| Not pussyfooting |
| One punched in an office |
| Outer: Prefix |
| Part of a long neck |
| Postapocalyptic best seller of 1978 |
| Prefix with 3-Down |
| Ray blockage no |
| Reason for a track delay |
| Secretive body part |
| Send |
| Sense, slangily |
| Shoulder press target, briefly |
| Side effect? |
| Some E.M.T. cases |
| South-of-the-border bad guy |
| They may be prayed to in Fr |
| They might be left hanging |
| They stand for things |
| Tummy filler |
| Two before Charlie |
| Veers sharply |
| Where following a star might lead you |
| Whiff |
| Wraps up |
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