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Throw the flag on, so to speak crossword clue
P E N A L I Z E
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New York Times crossword of April 17th, 2008.
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| New York Times crossword of April 17th, 2008 other clues |
| 'English Suites' composer |
| 'Taking Heat' memoirist Fleischer |
| 1956 movie starring 17- and 18-Across, with 'The' |
| 1959 movie starring 17- and 18-Across |
| 1961 movie starring 17- and 18-Across |
| 1968 movie starring 17- and 18-Across |
| 1971 movie starring 17- and 18-Across, with 'The' |
| Alternative nickname for the Gloved One |
| Applaud |
| Are made up |
| Barnaby Jones portrayer |
| Bench warmer? |
| Bit of cheesecake |
| Certain extension |
| Copy over? |
| Country with a five-sided flag |
| Czech runner Zatopek |
| Dec. 25, e.g. |
| Deep black |
| Elevated Sicilian city |
| Ellipsis component |
| European leader? |
| First person in ancient Rome |
| Georges |
| German tennis star Tommy |
| Grading gamut |
| Hollywood district |
| Home fronts? |
| Isn't in the clear? |
| Jarringly unfamiliar |
| John McCain's alma mater, briefly |
| Jungfrau, for one |
| Kerfuffle |
| Kingsley's '___ to the North-East Wind' |
| Klingons, e.g. |
| Lift high |
| Like sushi fish, typically |
| Like Sydney Carton at the end of 'A Tale of Two Cities' |
| Little shaver's conveyance |
| Long-snouted fish |
| Make a snack of |
| Masked critter |
| Material for Voldemort's wand, in Harry Potter books |
| Neglect |
| No mere glance |
| Not have an accomplice |
| Part of a dirndl |
| Parts of a rural skyline |
| Prefix with phobia |
| Prepare to drive |
| Rights grp. |
| Rights grp. |
| Ring of the Fisherman wearer |
| Road reversal, in slang |
| Run-of-the-mill computer, in tech slang |
| Second |
| See 17-Across |
| Silk shade |
| Some scullers' trophies |
| Stand out |
| State capital originally called Crabtown |
| Suffix with press |
| Support in skullduggery |
| Tabitha's grandmother on 'Bewitched' |
| Textbook offerings |
| They believe |
| Tilting type: Abbr. |
| Town near Metuchen, N.J. |
| Transnational cooperation |
| TV princess |
| Veep before L.B.J. |
| With 18-Across, 'In the Arena' autobiographer |
| ___ about |
| ___ card |
| ___ soul (no one) |
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