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| New York Times crossword of December 15th, 2002 other clues |
| Giotto work |
| Heavy hammer |
| Hit 1990's sitcom |
| Hockey's 1967 Calder Trophy winner |
| Husband of Persephone |
| Illusory |
| Inexperienced |
| Isabella, e.g. |
| Italian journalist Fallaci |
| Jazzman who played 'Boogie Woogie on The St. Louis Blues' |
| Jerks |
| Kevin formerly of 'S.N.L.' |
| Kind of information |
| Like battle stations |
| Listlessness |
| Loan source: Abbr. |
| Mar |
| Mend |
| Mess up |
| Molson and others |
| Mother of Castor and Pollux |
| Novelist Wharton |
| Obliterate |
| Obloquy |
| Old lullaby's start |
| Pale reddish purple |
| Patty Hearst captors, in brief |
| Period in the earth's history |
| Phony |
| Place |
| Popular card game |
| Prefix with resin |
| Pressure |
| The clever busboy ... |
| The daring pool shark ... |
| The fortunate bracelet maker ... |
| The insistent acupuncturist ... |
| The talkative coffee shop worker ... |
| The vengeful comedian ... |
| Three-time Gold Glove winner Manny |
| To be in Paree |
| Took the cake? |
| Totters |
| Trouble |
| Unprincipled |
| Up from México |
| Up to |
| Vase handle |
| Vietnam War Memorial designer |
| Violin stroke symbolized by a V |
| Vividness |
| War group |
| Wedding exchange |
| Went one-on-one |
| Where life jackets may be stored |
| With 60-Down, eventually |
| Word to a dog |
| Word with saw or tire |
| Years ___ |
| ___ chi |
| ___ Lupin, the Prince of Thieves |
| ___ Network |
| ___ only (sans pictures) |
| ___-mo |
| 'The Principles and Practice of Medicine' author |
| 'I fall upon the thorns of life! I ___!': Shelley |
| 'It's the truth!' |
| 'My Cousin Vinny' star |
| 'The Little Mermaid' villainess |
| 'The Mary Tyler Moore Show' character |
| 'Wanna ___?' |
| 'We're #1!,' e.g. |
| 1940's-50's All-Star pitcher ___ Blackwell |
| 1946 Nobel Peace Prize winner John |
| Alabama senator of the 1970's-90's |
| Angry |
| Apartment |
| Author Deighton |
| Auto parts |
| Backdrop for D. H. Lawrence's 'Women in Love' |
| Ballroom dance |
| Bar locking a capstan in place |
| Besides |
| Bit of masonry |
| Bodyguard-turned-TV star |
| Bridge officer on the original 'Star Trek' |
| Burdened |
| Caffeine source |
| Came (across) |
| Cashier |
| Center |
| Certain muscle |
| Chess champion of 1960-61 |
| Child spoiler? |
| Craft |
| Crawl (with) |
| Decent, as accommodations |
| Deli stock |
| Deserted |
| Devilish laugh |
| Dispute |
| Disturbing condition |
| Eminent |
| Emmy-winning interviewer |
| Excursion or Xterra, for short |
| For the prescribed time |
| Former first lady |
| German cry |
| Progeny |
| Property |
| Protest, of a sort |
| Puts on |
| Racket |
| Ralph who starred in 'The Waltons' |
| Related on the mother's side |
| Renowned London gallery |
| Result of a bad chip, maybe |
| Richard of 'Pollyanna' |
| Row |
| Sanitation worker, at times |
| Santa ___ |
| Scans |
| Secure |
| See 121-Down |
| She had a 1980 #1 hit with 'Upside Down' |
| Shirley Temple title role |
| Singer Adams |
| Site of Velázquez's 'The Forge of Vulcan' |
| Small turnover |
| Smooth |
| Snack choice |
| Spots on peacock feathers |
| Squib |
| Sticks in the mud |
| Stop |
| Stripling |
| Swiss army knives have them |
| The artistic lawyer ... |
| The cautious tightrope artist ... |
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