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What each set of shaded letters in this puzzle represents crossword clue
J O I N T
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| New York Times crossword of February 26th, 2019 other clues |
| Shell's industry |
| Blue-blooded Brit |
| Stone face? |
| Clash with |
| Tribal chiefs, typically |
| Economizes maybe too much |
| God-given, as abilities |
| Nurse, as a newborn |
| Indian yogurt dip |
| River that formed part of the border between East and West Germany |
| Kicks out of the game |
| Cluster around an acorn |
| Believer in nudism |
| Former competitor of Nikon and Canon |
| Cold and moist, as a cellar |
| Active conflict |
| Channel founded by Ted Turner |
| Wastes gas, maybe |
| Student with a private teacher |
| Kipling's "Rikki-Tikki-___" |
| Brewery in the Nikkei 225 |
| Obsessive about details |
| Partner of call |
| C.I.A.'s Soviet counterpart |
| MGM symbol |
| Org. whose monthly magazine advertises magazines |
| Sushi bar fish |
| Jannings who won the first Best Actor Oscar (1928) |
| Chess ending |
| Upstate N.Y. school |
| Put in a crate |
| Ω |
| British term for a row of houses converted from stables |
| What's gained or lost with daylight saving time |
| Is obliged to |
| 1/12 of a foot |
| Entr'___ |
| Challenge to a bully |
| Confucian philosophy |
| Classic Chrysler product |
| "The ___ Club" (1970s-'80s televangelist show) |
| Bygone Apple messenger |
| Coagulates |
| View, as the future |
| ___ Reader |
| Biblical verb with "thou" |
| Not pay for each drink individually, say |
| Sorrowful bell sound |
| Legal order |
| Barn topper |
| Say hello to |
| Religious setback? |
| Emergency operation, for short |
| Raft-making wood |
| Any sacrament |
| Smooth sheet material |
| "Tickle me" doll |
| Protection for a lender |
| Ring champ Riddick |
| Cover, as a knife |
| What a psychic may read |
| Take exception to something |
| Dublin's land |
| Liqueur whose name is Italian for "a little bitter" |
| Italian port on the Adriatic Sea |
| Critical point? |
| Rope fiber |
| Prefix with -mania |
| Deux + un |
| Formally end |
| French river in fierce W.W. I fighting |
| "Open ___ ..." (store sign) |
| Green Knight's weapon in "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight" |
| Bitter beer, briefly |
| Bronze coin in the Harry Potter books |
| What an "O" means in XOXO |
| Flight board posting, for short |
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