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What the Ugly Duckling became crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of February 13th, 2017 other clues |
| 'Bad, bad' Brown of song |
| 'Call me ___!' 'O.K., you're ...!' |
| 'Six-pack' muscles |
| 'Well, what have we here!' |
| 1980s cop show that TV Guide once ranked as the greatest TV drama of all time |
| Aesthetic taste |
| Alternative to arbitrary governance |
| An evergreen |
| B-ball official |
| Battery for a TV remote |
| Beehive product |
| Blossom-to-be |
| Brooch |
| Chandon's partner in Champagne |
| China's Mao ___-tung |
| Cookie morsel |
| Cut again, as grass |
| Deice |
| Dem.'s counterpart |
| Devour with the eyes |
| Doesn't leave |
| Dollar bill |
| F.D.R.'s successor |
| Former Iranian leader |
| Former Italian P.M. whose name means 'beloved' |
| Freezing rain |
| French department capital known in Roman times as Nemausus |
| Gave for a while |
| Gentlemen |
| Heavenly hunter |
| Horse whose coat is sprinkled with white hairs |
| Houston player |
| Houston player, once |
| How Charles Lindbergh flew across the Atlantic |
| Item in a golfer's pocket |
| James Earl Jones or Tommy Lee Jones |
| Laze |
| Like the band Josie and the Pussycats |
| Made off with |
| Metes (out) |
| Mexico's ___ California |
| Name of five Norwegian kings |
| October birthstone |
| One-named New Age singer |
| Org. that monitors gun sales |
| Play, as a guitar |
| Poem like 'The swallow flies up / Into a blue evening sky, / Summer's small herald' |
| Pro's opposite |
| Proverbial waste maker |
| Reached |
| Reduced, with 'back' |
| Reluctant (to) |
| Robber |
| Rock and roll has one in Cleveland |
| Ruckus |
| Saks ___ Avenue |
| Share a border with |
| Shop employee |
| Singer Fitzgerald |
| Small egg |
| Smokey Bear ad, e.g., for short |
| Spanish wine region, with 'La' |
| State that the Arctic Circle passes through |
| Stereo control: Abbr |
| String quartet instrument |
| Succinctly put |
| Walking |
| Window unit |
| Words after work or museum |
| Words of greeting |
| Worker protection org |
| Wriggly fish |
| Zones |
| ___ Lanka |
| ___ Nostra (crime group) |
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