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Turner of 'Somewhere I'll Find You,' 1942 crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of March 6th, 2008 other clues |
| 'American Idol' judge who wastes money? |
| 'Jackson' |
| 'Lazy' one |
| '___ No Sunshine' (1971 Grammy-winning song) |
| Actress Merrill of 'Desk Set' |
| Affluent, in Acapulco |
| Animal that howls |
| Assault with a grenade, as a superior officer |
| Barely makes, with 'out' |
| Binge |
| Bullish order on Wall Street |
| Bump |
| Cause for opening a window |
| Consume |
| Country addresses, for short |
| Crib plaything |
| D'___ (according to: Fr.) |
| Deems in court |
| Didn't play |
| Diploma feature |
| Directly |
| Draft contents |
| Empty talk |
| Eskimo-___ language family |
| Farewell in 41-Down |
| First name in late-night |
| Fix up |
| Fraternity letter |
| Fruitcake |
| Geologist? |
| George who once led the C.I.A. |
| Heath plants |
| Home of Galileo Galilei International Airport |
| Home of Pearl City |
| Horoscope figure |
| It might start 'By the way ...' |
| Italicize, say |
| Jon Stewart asset |
| Lake ___, south of London |
| Late-inning pitching, maybe |
| Mary Tyler Moore headwear |
| Moment after a bad pun? |
| Mouthing off |
| Nodding picture? |
| Not yet final, in a way |
| Obligation |
| Out of control |
| Out of fashion |
| Part of an Einstein equation |
| Part of the foot |
| Pinball sound |
| Poetic conjunction |
| Poker cry ... or an apt title for this puzzle |
| Pop-top feature |
| Prefix with normal |
| Primary figure |
| Quaint exclamation |
| Rap's OutKast, e.g. |
| Reprehensible |
| Ruler in a kaffiyeh |
| Sci-fi figures |
| Small shoots |
| Some colony members |
| Some family histories |
| Spanish 30-Down |
| Start of many Latin American city names |
| Start of North Carolina's motto |
| The anesthetic lidocaine, e.g. |
| Twig broom |
| What nouns and verbs must do |
| Word with black or fire |
| York successor |
| ___ feed |
| ___ loss |
| ___-d'Oise (French department) |
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