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| New York Times crossword of February 21st, 2015 other clues |
| 1-Across, for one |
| #1 hit on the soundtracks for 'Grumpy Old Men' and 'Beverly Hills Chihuahua' |
| 'Fifty Shades of Grey' protagonist Anastasia |
| 'Make Someone Happy' composer |
| 'Since you asked ...' |
| 'Truth in engineering' sloganeer |
| Allegorical painting from Picasso's Blue Period |
| Animated character who's five apples tall |
| Ark finder, familiarly |
| Art film? |
| Bait |
| Be present in large quantity |
| Bee, e.g |
| Beyond that |
| Brute |
| Constellation near Ursa Major |
| Crowd |
| Crowning |
| Dairy case units: Abbr |
| Delayed, in a way |
| Diamond, e.g |
| Duke, e.g.: Abbr |
| Early writing materials |
| Exhibit plasticity |
| Facility |
| Famous last word |
| Fetter |
| Field standouts |
| Former Miss America who ran for the U.S. Senate in 1980 |
| It connects two pages |
| It depicts a winged woman holding an atom |
| It gets attention when it runs |
| It may be thrown in the mix |
| It's usually taken on a bus |
| Italian city near the Slovenian border |
| Loads, for many: Abbr |
| Mature |
| Nancy Drew never left hers behind |
| Needing no prep, in a way |
| New Year's Eve ball-drop commentator beginning in 2003 |
| Not mussed |
| Observe |
| Org. in 'Argo' |
| Pact signed by Nixon |
| Part of HUD: Abbr |
| Paul, for one: Abbr |
| Phrase often stamped in red |
| Place for a rivulet |
| Prie-dieu feature |
| Reisz who directed 'The French Lieutenant's Woman' |
| Saw |
| Secure |
| She wouldn't take an affront sitting down |
| Slug |
| Star's spot |
| Stay a step ahead of |
| Take off |
| Tip-offs |
| Triton, to Neptune |
| University course, for short |
| University course, for short |
| Unleashes (on) |
| Users may enter it |
| Was taken in |
| Where the waves come in? |
| Who said 'Power has to be insecure to be responsive' |
| Widen, as a gun barrel |
| Woodcutter, e.g |
| ___ Belt |
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