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Summer clock observance: Abbr crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of January 21st, 2014 other clues |
| Any hit by the Everly Brothers, e.g |
| 'Babette's Feast' author Dinesen |
| 'Coffee, Tea ___?' (1960s best seller) |
| 'Yay!,' in a text message |
| '___ thousand flowers bloom' |
| 2007 documentary about the health care system |
| Basketball target |
| Beech and birch |
| Beep |
| Bide-___ |
| Brew, as tea |
| Brief reminder |
| Caddie's pocketful |
| Car gear |
| Celebrate noisily |
| Certain paint protector |
| Cheer in Chihuahua |
| Chest material |
| City NNE of Tahoe |
| Control, as costs |
| Cry upon arrival |
| Curve in a crown molding |
| Death |
| Diner employee |
| Dress ___ (impersonate) |
| Drink served either hot or cold |
| Emcee's delivery |
| Ending with advert |
| Farming: Prefix |
| Fictional Flanders and Plimpton |
| Florida home for Hemingway |
| Gracefully thin |
| Group of beauties |
| Hack's vehicle |
| Heed |
| High, in German names |
| Iberian river |
| Indonesian currency |
| Inspiration for Old Major of 'Animal Farm' |
| Knee-slapper |
| Latin musician Puente |
| Leaking, as a faucet |
| Like calls from bill collectors, typically |
| Magazine launch of 1933 with a hyphen in its name |
| Mideast grp |
| More bizarre |
| Moved smoothly |
| Nancy Reagan's maiden name |
| Nostalgic style |
| Not worthy of |
| Nutcase |
| One may pop on New Year's Eve |
| Part of AWOL |
| Performs, as historical scenes |
| Put back to zero, say |
| Qualified |
| See 1-Across |
| Ski resort in Salt Lake County |
| Student of Socrates |
| Suit company founded in Australia |
| Swarm (with) |
| Take a gander |
| Take ___ (travel) |
| Taunt |
| Telephone attachment |
| Times Square booth sign |
| Turkish hospice |
| Unit of power |
| Way overweight |
| Wedding cake parts |
| Wilson of 'The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou' |
| With 72-Across, what the answers on this puzzle's perimeter form |
| Writer Sarah ___ Jewett |
| ___ Coyote (toon) |
| ___ Health magazine |
| ___ relations |
| ___ wash jeans |
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