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'There's no accounting for ___' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 24th, 2008 other clues |
| ''Tis a pity' |
| '2001' extras |
| 'Perry Mason' climax |
| 'Sure, why not' |
| '___ Mio' |
| '___ of God,' Jane Fonda film |
| 1956-57 crisis site |
| Abacus user |
| Basketball hoops |
| Bowling unit |
| Brit. military award |
| Car company that originated as an airplane manufacturer |
| Clearasil target |
| Coach Parseghian |
| Coastal fliers |
| Copenhagen wad |
| Corn core |
| Dearborn debut of 1958 |
| December 25, e.g. |
| Ebb |
| Expensive alternative to a toupee |
| Farming prefix |
| Feature of many a 1970s rock concert |
| Fire ___ |
| Furious |
| George W., to George H. W. |
| Group of brains |
| Hägar the Horrible's wife |
| Hand covered with 32-Down |
| Heirloom locale |
| Historic 1940s event, for short |
| How crowds move |
| Images representing Internet users |
| It lets you go without charges |
| Jockey's whip |
| Jurisprudence |
| Keats creation |
| Last ___ |
| Lead-in to plunk |
| Mariner's datum |
| Mex. miss |
| Newswoman Paula |
| Old-fashioned tub feature |
| Org. with good aims? |
| Play characters |
| Power connectors, or a way to describe 17-, 22-, 55- and 61-Across |
| Prefix with -gram or -graph |
| Prevent, legally |
| Purely or simply: Abbr. |
| Radioed, e.g. |
| Roundish |
| Sap sucker |
| See 29-Down |
| Select |
| Show interrupter |
| Shower sponge |
| Signals, as to an auctioneer |
| Sound of a lightning strike |
| Soup alternative |
| Spanish appetizers |
| Speaking one's mind |
| Start of a Fred Flintstone cry |
| State whose tallest bldg. has only 19 floors |
| Stiller's comedy partner |
| Strained |
| Tbsp. or tsp. |
| Tennis accessories |
| They pop on planes |
| Three, four or five, commonly |
| Top layer, in a way |
| Tuesday in Hollywood |
| Unagi, at a Japanese restaurant |
| Unconcerned |
| Vivien of film |
| ___-blamed |
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