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| New York Times crossword of February 4th, 2010 other clues |
| See 15-Across |
| See 17-Across |
| See 41-Across |
| See 67-Across |
| See 71-Across |
| See 73-Across |
| Short-lived phenomena |
| Soda jerk's creation |
| Stevenson's misanthrope |
| Strain |
| Tailor's chalk, typically |
| Tough hit for an infielder |
| Unböring retailer |
| Unconventionally provocative |
| Utah city |
| Vintner's asset |
| Where Joe gets a six-pack? |
| White-tailed flier |
| With 16-Across, Division division * Cut |
| With 18-Across, Was sorrowful * Separate |
| With 43-Across, Coagulate * Galley |
| With 69-Across, Longtime Penn State head coach * Versatile |
| With 72-Across, Moderate tempo * Done |
| With 74-Across, Like St. Petersburg in 1914, 1924 and 1991 * Drift aimlessly |
| With 8-Across, World records? * Natural seasoning |
| Without aim |
| Worm, often |
| America's Puppet Master |
| 'Spellbound' singer, 1991 |
| 'Summertime,' e.g. |
| Almost boil |
| Almost burn |
| Always or forever |
| Antiknock additive |
| Be human |
| Big mouth |
| Big mouth |
| Big: Abbr. |
| Bisected |
| Blacks out |
| BOOM |
| Brief moment |
| Brief moments |
| Bygone Yankee great, with 'the' |
| Cheek |
| Come across as |
| Common people |
| Cousin of a boubou |
| Dag Hammarskjöld, for one |
| Declare, once |
| Deserve special treatment |
| Dr. Seuss, informally, and others |
| Dry white |
| End notes? |
| Eroded, with 'away' |
| Fit |
| Gives a little |
| Gray |
| Heave up, as an anchor |
| Hormel canned it in 1937; Congress, in 2003 |
| Indian shelter |
| Jesus' maternal grandmother |
| Laid out a club, maybe |
| Legislative assemblies |
| Link letters |
| Literally, 'for this' |
| Lug |
| Lyrical works |
| Mesh |
| Meter reader's place |
| One of the Palins |
| Passed out on the table? |
| Peak |
| Quadriceps exercise |
| Radiate, as light |
| River that was the ancient dividing line between Rome and Carthage |
| See 1-Across |
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