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New York Times crossword of December 28th, 2001 other clues
Least worldly
Like a blind spot?
Like fine coifs
Made a case (for)
Make go 'vroom'
Middle of the road?
News summaries
Not good, as ideas go
Nurse
Old two-wheeler
Place for a pistol
Pogo of the funnies
Provoked
Ready to spit bullets
Rule out
Seasons
Semi-service station
Settle
Settlement
Singer profiled in 'Sweet Dreams'
Snags, so to speak
Sticky stuff
Street shader
Talk too much
Team leader
To a degree
U.N. arm
Unseen part of the moon
Unseen troublemaker
Venomous, as a snake
Warm-up
Watchdog org.?
Where seconds count
___ Maar (Picasso subject)
'... provoked with raging ___': Shak.
'Eureka!'
900-plus-mile Volga feeder
'Li'l ol' me?'
'Get a move on!'
'___ ain't broke ...'
Besmirch
Big change
Big dos
Buddy-buddy
Carry on
Chess champion of 1960-61
Chivalrous
Cold war group
Compass reading
Down at the mouth
Foofaraw
Gave too much
Giant syllable
Go (through)
Grand finale?
Heart of France
Henry and June's friend in 'Henry & June'
Hollered
Hot spot
Hupmobile contemporary
Illinois birthplace of William Jennings Bryan
Instant, in a phrase
It operates by compression
It's a bore
___-Puf Marshmallow Man

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