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With 32-Down, first lady who graduated from Harvard Law crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of December 12th, 2010 other clues |
| Gingerbread man's eye, maybe |
| God with a day of the week named after him |
| Hawke and Allen |
| Hiccups, so to speak |
| High schooler |
| Holy, to Horace |
| Indian musician's collection |
| Indian state once owned by Portugal |
| Is heartbroken |
| Ivanhoe's creator |
| John Irving title character |
| Just missed a birdie |
| Kind of committee |
| Lady Bird Johnson's middle name |
| Last word of Kansas' motto |
| Law office worker, informally |
| Layers |
| Like tuned-in listeners? |
| List-ending abbr. |
| Lo-cal |
| Logician's word |
| Lorelei's locale |
| Luxury |
| Madrileño's home |
| Maid's supply |
| Manischewitz products |
| Many unopened letters |
| Mata ___ |
| Medicinal plant |
| Most likely to succeed |
| Mushroom-to-be |
| Nautical pole |
| Nine Muses after dieting? |
| No longer carrying current |
| Not so genteel |
| Symbol of simplicity |
| Synchronized (with) |
| Taking out |
| Tempo for a stringed instrument? |
| Texting alternative |
| The Destroyer, in Hinduism |
| The Enlightened One |
| Tortoise's opponent after finishing second? |
| Trim |
| Trunks |
| Turn in many a kids' game |
| Turner of Hollywood |
| Voting day: Abbr. |
| Was over |
| Windpipe |
| Winger of 'Urban Cowboy' |
| Wings on an avis |
| Wolf |
| Word before 'a will' and 'a way' |
| Work at |
| Year the emperor Frederick II died |
| ___ different tune |
| ___ prof. |
| ___ Red Seal (classical music label) |
| '___ to Be You' |
| 'Bus Stop' playwright |
| 'I got ___ ...' |
| 'I Was ___ War Bride' |
| 'The Sopranos' roles |
| 'The Time Machine' people |
| 1975 Wimbledon winner |
| 22 of the 26 letters of the alphabet, in D.C. |
| A reed |
| Accident reminder |
| Actress de Ravin of 'Roswell' and 'Lost' |
| Alien attackers' goal? |
| Ambition |
| Architect Saarinen |
| Battlefield activity |
| Billfold fillers |
| Birthplace of cuneiform writing |
| Blast |
| Blockade |
| Butt |
| Cabo da ___, westernmost spot in continental Europe |
| Caleb who wrote 'The Alienist' |
| Capital city whose name means 'place of the gods' |
| Cartonfuls of eggs |
| Chicken for dinner |
| Choice of the right door on 'Let's Make a Deal'? |
| Coil |
| Columbus called it home |
| Czech city |
| Dancer's duds |
| Decisive time |
| Depend |
| Draped item |
| Earth and beyond |
| Edmonton N.H.L.'er |
| End-of-semester event |
| Étienne's mine |
| Evangeline, for one |
| Extremely pale |
| Falling apart |
| Fictitious Plaza resident |
| Flock after a rainstorm? |
| Forcibly divides |
| Forlorn, say |
| German article |
| Orlando team water boy, e.g.? |
| Oscars org. |
| Part of a presidential motorcade |
| Part of an Egyptian headpiece |
| Part of songwriting |
| Persephone's abductor |
| Phony |
| Photo finish |
| Polished |
| Poly- follower |
| Pond denizen |
| Poor, as security |
| Popular German beer, informally |
| Produce an egg |
| R.N.'s work in them |
| Rain checks? |
| Ring-tailed animal |
| River forming the borders of parts of five states |
| Robert Louis Stevenson title character |
| Robert who played Mr. Chips |
| Roberts's 'Pretty Woman' co-star |
| Royal of 27-Across |
| Rush hour control? |
| Salt Lake City player |
| Say 'cheese,' say |
| Score component |
| See 50-Down |
| Showy coat? |
| Son or daughter, typically |
| Soul singer James with the 1990 #1 hit 'I Don't Have the Heart' |
| Stated |
| Stop on many a Caribbean cruise |
| Stout, for one |
| Subtracting |
| Suffix with pay |
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