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Track edges crossword clue
H E A D S T A R T S
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| New York Times crossword of July 12th, 2008 other clues |
| 'A penny saved is a penny earned,' e.g. |
| 'The Count of Monte Cristo' hero |
| 'To Helen' writer's inits. |
| 'Uncle Vanya' wife and others |
| 'Yet do thy cheeks look ___ Titan's face': Shak. |
| 100-lb. units |
| 1999 Clorox acquisition |
| 30-day winter month |
| 911 pest, e.g. |
| Alluring adolescents |
| American Heart Mo. |
| Any one of Handel's Op. 2 pieces |
| Archaic ending |
| Aromatic herbal quaff |
| Bars that gradually get smaller |
| Be down, apparently |
| Be more than reluctant to |
| Bygone grp. of 15 |
| Catch, in a way |
| Childish retort |
| Clandestine classroom communicators |
| Clown |
| Comforters on kids' beds |
| Cud chewers |
| D. H. Lawrence novel made into a 1969 film |
| Desk features |
| Dull finish? |
| Enemy of the Moors, with 'the' |
| Exactly, after 'to' |
| Fed. accident investigator |
| Flight destinations |
| Flip |
| Follow closely (along) |
| French city that shares its name with a car |
| Fruit with a pit, to a Brit |
| Got into the swing, say |
| Had sum problems |
| Hit with a heavy blow |
| Home of the Museum of International Folk Art |
| Idaho motto starter |
| It can stop the show |
| Land at a Spanish airport? |
| Least likely to crack |
| Longtime flame? |
| Makes a big hit |
| Many a first course |
| Mashed potato alternative |
| NASA spacewalks |
| Ones with shovellike forefeet |
| Parisian possessive |
| Play halters |
| Quinn who played Annie in film |
| Restaurant parties, often |
| Salt std., e.g. |
| Shade |
| Sri Lanka exports |
| Study, e.g. |
| They're hooked up to some TV's |
| Time for Tours tourists? |
| True, at times: Abbr. |
| Unpressured |
| V.P. between Wallace and Barkley |
| What a virtuous woman is worth more than, according to Proverbs 31:10 |
| What directors sit on: Abbr. |
| ___ Dove (the constellation Columba) |
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