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| New York Times crossword of February 15th, 2004 other clues |
| 'Delta of Venus' author |
| 'Huzzah!,' e.g. |
| 'Mon ___!' |
| 'Slaves of New York' actress |
| 'That's ___!' (angry retort) |
| 'That's ___' (cautionary Roy Orbison song) |
| 'The Music Man' woman |
| 'The Producers' role |
| 'This Old House' address |
| '___ Gold' (1997 film) |
| '___ Hit Parade' |
| 1929 Literature Nobelist |
| 1961 space chimp |
| 1988 and 1992 Olympic track gold medalist) |
| A security |
| Actress whose great-grandfather was a British P.M. |
| Annoyer |
| Aretha Franklin's '___ No Way' |
| Author and longtime professor of writing at Princeton |
| Awaiting |
| Bar offering |
| Bauxite, e.g. |
| Ben ___ |
| Better |
| Boatload |
| Bob Dylan song '___ for You' |
| Bogus |
| Bus. heads |
| Busy as ___ |
| Calculator button |
| Carol starter |
| Circle |
| Coin grade |
| Comic superheroes |
| Cry on opening a tax bill |
| Curtain-rising time |
| Dallas hoopster |
| Daughter of Poseidon who was the ancestor of a prophetic clan |
| Disagreeable |
| Distributed |
| Divides fairly |
| Dole (out) |
| Doll |
| Drive |
| Duke rival, for short |
| Educational grant named for a senator |
| Essen's river |
| Final bid |
| First alert, often |
| Former Expos manager |
| Four CD's |
| Fruits de ___ |
| Further condition to 1-Across |
| Girl in a Beatles song |
| Go under |
| Greetings |
| Grp. pledged to 'do no harm' |
| Gulf |
| He developed the 'Three Principles of the People' |
| Hints |
| Home of the Brickyard 400 |
| Hunters' needs: Abbr. |
| Inventeur's need |
| Jazzman |
| Kind of chamber |
| Knight from Atlanta |
| Like many driveways |
| Like the Capitol bldg. vis-à-vis the White House |
| Like the names at 33-, 51-, 61-, 73-, 93-, 101- and 120-Across |
| Little hopper |
| Mag. positions |
| Many a part in 'The Pianist' |
| Mexico's Villa and others |
| Minuscule |
| Moscow's home: Abbr. |
| Most basic |
| Musical John |
| N.H.L. Hall-of-Famer who played for Montreal |
| Nautical direction |
| Nine-digit ID |
| Ninth in a series: Abbr. |
| Nix |
| Nog ingredient, maybe |
| Noisy |
| Not yet shaped |
| Oil of ___ |
| Open-air arcade |
| Opposite of chic |
| Part of a rainbow |
| Part of speech: Abbr. |
| Peter Pan rival |
| Pioneer products |
| Pot foundation |
| President Taft's alma mater |
| Put on a spit |
| Razor-billed birds |
| Regular: Abbr. |
| Seattle Slew and others |
| See 96-Across |
| Shakespearean haunter |
| Shown again |
| Since, informally |
| Singer Reed |
| Six-time U.S. Open winner |
| Sketch |
| Soccer star Hamm |
| Spanish muralist |
| Spread, as hay |
| St.-Honoré, in Paris |
| Stand |
| Standard deviation symbol |
| Stat |
| Stem-to-stern item |
| Stock market overseer: Abbr. |
| Stole |
| Stone made of silicon and oxygen |
| Storage place |
| Stretches |
| Substitute in the kitchen |
| Suffix with pluto- |
| Supplied |
| Syringe |
| Tastiness |
| Theater turn-off? |
| Three-time French Open champion |
| TV schedule abbr. |
| Very much |
| W.W. I battle locale |
| W.W. II battle site, for short |
| Welcome abroad |
| Western Hemisphere city founded in 1521 |
| With 59-Across, a knock |
| With all agreeing, after 'to' |
| Wood strip |
| Woods, e.g. |
| Wriggling |
| Writer Huffington |
| ___ Awards (annual prizes for African-American achievement) |
| ___ Rios, Ecuador |
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