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The law has a long one crossword clue
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New York Times crossword of September 4th, 2012.
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| New York Times crossword of September 4th, 2012 other clues |
| 'For shame!' |
| 'Joy to the World,' for one |
| '___ ain't broke ...' |
| '___ the land of the free ...' |
| '___ you O.K.?' |
| 62-Across to a mathematician |
| 62-Across to a student of Semitic languages |
| 62-Across to a Yankees fan |
| 62-Across to an astronomer |
| Age at which Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Kurt Cobain and Amy Winehouse died |
| Already occupied, as a seat |
| Bandleader Kay |
| Banks or Els |
| Beaverlike |
| Bit of force |
| British party |
| Candy item that comes in five basic flavors |
| Candy wafer manufacturer |
| Carol ___, five-time world figure-skating champion |
| Closing bid? |
| Come to fruition |
| Cry to a torero |
| Determined to accomplish |
| Drafts may be served on it |
| Drum kit components |
| Elbow |
| Elis' school |
| Extinct carnivore, familiarly |
| Family member: Abbr |
| Federal biomedical agcy |
| German city noted for trials |
| Guns, as an engine |
| Helm location in a sloop |
| Inscribed pillar |
| iPad users' purchases |
| Jaded ones |
| Kith's companion |
| Latin word on a cornerstone |
| Like most roads |
| Like some inclement weather |
| Long-limbed |
| Love for Scarlett |
| Metric ___ |
| Miner's hat feature |
| Money V.I.P |
| Monteverdi opera hero |
| Nyasaland, now |
| Olive genus |
| Org. for fillers and drillers |
| Part of an outfit |
| Parts of an outfit |
| Politico whose name is an anagram of GAOLER |
| Prefix with con |
| Pretzels and chips, in adspeak |
| Princely inits |
| Prominent Nixon feature |
| Province on Hudson Bay: Abbr |
| Ribald |
| Sense of self |
| Serves a draft, e.g |
| Sexy woman in a Beatles song |
| Skin-care product ingredient |
| Stern and brusque |
| Striped scavenger |
| Summer, in about one-sixth of Canada |
| Sunrise direction in Spain |
| Thrice, in prescriptions |
| TV component |
| Undomesticated |
| Usefulness |
| Video game manufacturer |
| What nonparallel lines do eventually |
| Yorkshire city |
| ___-black |
| ___-Saxon |
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