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| New York Times crossword of February 7th, 2013 other clues |
| 'Cómo ___?' |
| 'Geez!' |
| 'Hip, hip, Jorge!'? |
| 'If ___ believe ...' |
| 'Little' name in 1960s pop |
| 'Sprechen ___ Deutsch?' |
| Alternatively |
| Bacteriologist Paul who coined the word 'chemotherapy' |
| Barracks bed |
| Baseball's Iron Horse |
| Big bashes |
| Big source of reality TV |
| Boobs |
| Borrower |
| Butt |
| Came across as |
| Cartoonish cry |
| Clay targets, informally |
| Composer Shostakovich |
| Concentrate |
| Divine dish |
| Dull |
| Equal |
| Extreme soreness |
| Flanders and Kelly |
| Flimsy, as stitching |
| Fouled (up) |
| Gently pulls |
| Gerund's end |
| Global warming subj |
| Home of the Azadi Tower |
| In the flesh? |
| It can be raised or folded |
| Julie Andrews, for one |
| Keys on a keyboard |
| Kidney doctor |
| Kind of tape |
| Like Ziploc bags |
| Lion prey |
| Lowest in fat |
| Mineral with high carbon content |
| Model behavior |
| N.L. East team |
| N.L. West team |
| Never, to Nietzsche |
| North Sea feeder |
| Ones who may annoy hoi polloi |
| Pops |
| Pretense |
| Prime minister who gave his name to an article of clothing |
| Promises to pay |
| Props used in 'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly' |
| Regular in Judd Apatow comedies |
| Religious retreat |
| Rice quarters |
| Sheer, informally |
| Smash hits: Abbr |
| Some pokers |
| Spill |
| Spill |
| State that is home to the Natl. Teachers Hall of Fame |
| Subject of the Final Jeopardy! question that knocked out Ken Jennings after a record 74 wins ... or a hint to this puzzle's theme |
| Suitable company? |
| Tante's husband |
| Teammate of Robinson of the 1940s-'50s Dodgers |
| Test subj |
| Texans are part of it, for short |
| Those created equal, per Jefferson |
| Ticket info |
| Tinseltown terrier |
| Tiny fraction of time: Abbr |
| Verb ending? |
| Veteran |
| Wing: Abbr |
| Winter jaunt |
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