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| New York Times crossword of February 11th, 2007 other clues |
| Pilotless plane |
| Pitchers' places |
| Player of Santa in 'Elf,' 2003 |
| Ply with drink |
| Pregnant woman, in obstetrics |
| Prevented |
| Printing process, briefly |
| Pulitzer-winning biographer Leon |
| Quaint cry of surprise |
| Ravel's '___ Antique' |
| Reddish-brown gems |
| Relatively robust |
| Río de la Plata, e.g. |
| Sci-fi figures |
| Scottish hillsides |
| Screened, as a patient |
| Shakespeare's 'The Rape of ___' |
| She married Dick twice |
| Shooting marble |
| Siberian river port |
| Sitcom planet |
| Sixers' #6 |
| Slew |
| Sneaky laughs |
| Sound heard while shearing |
| Still having a shot to win |
| Stowe villain |
| Strong |
| Stumble upon |
| Suffix with station |
| Swing |
| Tendon injury |
| Tenochtitlán resident |
| Tic-tac-toe win |
| 'Dr.' with Grammys |
| 'Gilligan's Island' castaway |
| 'It's worth ___' |
| 'Help wanted' letters |
| In essence |
| In the dumps |
| It touches three oceans |
| Jewelry designer Peretti |
| Joins |
| Joseph Conrad classic |
| Lacking sympathy |
| Lead-in periods |
| Lee's men |
| Left |
| Like a mensch |
| Like antiques |
| Magnanimous |
| Maj.'s superior |
| Mary Hartman's TV hometown |
| Meat stamp inits. |
| Meeting points |
| Midwest and Plains states, e.g. |
| Minimal money |
| Mystery writers' awards |
| No longer hungry |
| North Sea feeder |
| Not yet showing signs of wear |
| Observant Mormons, e.g. |
| Of the morning |
| Old Aegean region |
| Old tar's shipmates |
| On a par with |
| On the ___ vive |
| One can be educated |
| Oscar-winning 'Titanic' song by Celine Dion |
| Pays for oneself |
| Pernicious pet |
| Physical sound? |
| Physicist Fermi |
| To a greater extent |
| Typing speed stat. |
| U.K. distance measures |
| Ukr. neighbor |
| Upper figure |
| Urban grid |
| Valentine symbol |
| Versatile vehicle |
| Washington's profile is on it |
| Well-trained company? |
| What I will follow |
| Where 'sage in bloom is like perfume,' in song |
| Where it's at |
| Where nairas are spent |
| White-collar work |
| Whitecap formation |
| With gusto |
| Work like ___ |
| Writer Gogol |
| Yonder |
| ___'acte |
| ___-da (pretentious) |
| Dental damage |
| Depresses |
| Dirty |
| Drab shade |
| Draft inits. |
| Dramatic solo |
| Dream interpreter |
| Earth protector |
| East Lansing sch. |
| Eastern European pork fat dish |
| eBay entry |
| Emotional traumas |
| Ending with ranch |
| Endurance, informally |
| Enthusiast |
| Évreux article |
| Feminine fiend |
| Fishhook line |
| Flub |
| Founder of analytic psychology |
| Free |
| French white wine |
| From memory |
| Full of compassion |
| Get shot in a studio? |
| Get to people emotionally |
| Get ___ (be rewarded at work) |
| Give rise to |
| Golden calf crafter |
| Grainy finishes |
| Haberdashery buy |
| Have ___ with |
| Hip parts |
| Hit hard |
| Immature newt |
| 'MADtv' alternative |
| 'Mr. Mom' co-star |
| 'The Producers' extra |
| 'The ___ Left Behind Me' (Civil War tune) |
| '
made ___ woman': Genesis |
| 14 for Si or 102 for No: Abbr. |
| 1917 Frank Lloyd film |
| 1938 #1 hit composed by Hoagy Carmichael |
| 1967 medical milestone |
| 1972 #1 Neil Young hit |
| 1980's screen slasher |
| After-dinner development |
| Andean capital |
| Battleship inits. |
| Be consumed with envy |
| Become smitten with |
| Bee Gees brothers |
| Better at stand-up |
| Blood type, briefly |
| Blue state |
| Break ground? |
| Cell stuff that fabricates protein, for short |
| Chemical suffix |
| Church perch |
| Clothe |
| Coll. fraternity with a skull-and-crossbones symbol |
| Composer Berg |
| Composer ___ Carlo Menotti |
| Concertedly |
| Cosmonaut Makarov |
| Cradle call |
| Crash-investigating org. |
| Dawn deity |
| Deli delicacy |
| Deluge refuge |
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