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World's first carrier with a transpolar route crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of May 22nd, 2009 other clues |
| 'I didn't need to know all that!,' informally |
| 'Not in my experience' |
| 'Under Two Flags' novelist, 1867 |
| 'Wait'll you see this!' |
| '___ Cassio!': Othello |
| 100ths of a krona |
| Acad. goal |
| Accepted PayPal payments, e.g. |
| Accolade for a great play |
| Apartment restriction |
| Assets |
| Bedroom furniture |
| Bill sharer |
| Blow-by-blow |
| Can |
| Cardinal that looks the same when viewed upside down |
| Celestial neighbor of Scorpius |
| Change the price on |
| Consistently defeat, in slang |
| Construction machine |
| Crack, e.g. |
| Cry upon reaching an impasse |
| Distress |
| E-mail disclaimer |
| Enlightens |
| Frequent flier's credit |
| Goal-oriented superstar? |
| Home of Parmenides |
| Hubbard of science fiction |
| In familiar territory |
| Initial part |
| It has a twin city in the Midwest |
| It may be striking |
| It might improve your focus |
| It was NE of Bechuanaland |
| It's heard before many a face-off |
| Its sports teams are called the Phoenix |
| Its teeth were actually a chimpanzee's |
| Lens-grinding Dutch philosopher |
| Like some electrical plugs |
| Literally, 'good luck' |
| Magazine since 1850 |
| Makes warmer, maybe, as boots |
| Music producer: Abbr. |
| Ocean, in Mongolian |
| Of fraternities and sororities collectively |
| Old swing digger |
| Paw |
| Port Huron Statement grp. |
| Precipitate |
| Private |
| Provider or wearer of some hand-me-downs |
| Questionnaire check box option |
| Ravel's 'Boléro' calls for one |
| Real low life? |
| Scandalmonger's love |
| Selling point for some lights |
| Sluggard's problem |
| Stand-in for unnamed others |
| Stay up nights, say |
| Such that one might |
| Verne's Fogg |
| Where pit stops are made to get fuel? |
| Whipped up |
| Within |
| ___ bread |
| ___-deucy |
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