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| New York Times crossword of December 26th, 2008 other clues |
| 'House Call' airer |
| 'Listen Like Thieves' band |
| 'The Jungle Book' bear |
| A leading manufacturer of cars |
| Alternative to a tanning booth |
| An anchor often faces it |
| An unknown quantity |
| Ancient walkway |
| At the head of the line |
| Be windy |
| Best |
| Bop alternative |
| Chapter 13? |
| Comic book series that spawned films in 1994 and 2005 |
| Company whose slogan is 'Home away from home' |
| Conform |
| Counterbalances |
| Delegates |
| Didn't strike |
| Done, slangily |
| Dr. Ruth, e.g. |
| End of a middle watch |
| Falcon-headed god |
| Far out |
| Food similar to a bannock |
| Funeral home item |
| Gives last rites to, e.g. |
| Got hitched |
| Had a 33-Across, say |
| Half a 52-Down |
| Hydrocarbon endings |
| It's unreal |
| Just off the bottom, nautically |
| Kind of rock |
| Lightly and quickly, in music |
| Literally, 'white mountain' |
| Love letters? |
| Member of la familia extensa |
| Mischievous tyke |
| Missouri relatives |
| Move slowly |
| New Jersey shopping mecca |
| Nurse |
| Old tournament events |
| One of the Baltimore Ravens' mascots |
| Pioneer's org. |
| Pop superstar's informal name since 1997 |
| Prepare to ship |
| Pretty poor chances |
| Purchase at a home store |
| Reference book abbr. |
| Responded contemptuously |
| Retires from the R.A.F. |
| Rona who wrote 'Mazes and Monsters' |
| Round parts, perhaps |
| Sandal variety |
| Sinew: Prefix |
| Small pad |
| Song standard with the lyric 'Can't you see I'm no good without you?' |
| Strips on a table |
| Strong defenses |
| They may be greased |
| Title lady in a 1933 song |
| Two 55-Downs |
| Uranus's largest moon |
| Way out in the country |
| Weak |
| Where to get a good view of a hit and run |
| Women's org. with the motto 'God, home and country' |
| Wong of book and film |
| Wyo. is on it in the summer |
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