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New York Times crossword of February 2nd, 2006 other clues
'Don't forget about me'
'That was the truth'
'The Third Man' setting: Abbr.
'___ Pictures' of Andrew Wyeth
Abbr. for unnamed co-conspirators?
Alan of 'The Carpetbaggers'
Aleutian island
Alternative to a compact disc
Aquatic nesting area
Beachgoer's take-along
Bench sitter
Circus sight
Coaxers
Conception
Cross-country activities
Damascus' land: Abbr.
Diplomat Root
Dire places for worms
Evidence of a concealed weapon, maybe
Exotic green mixer
Give a seat to
Give the edge to?
Go-aheads
Hamm in cleats
Hospital unit
Jerk: Var.
Leaves off
Less harsh alternative to grounding
Like ___ to a flame
Little irritant
Little squirt
Marketing leader?
Mex. and Arg. are in it
Napkin eschewer, say
No layabout
Noggin
Not knowing where to turn
Old Dodge
Old tennis star Bobby
One of the Coen brothers
Opening
Otherwise
Outlaw Kelly
Overextended?
Owner of the vanity plate '88 KEYS'
Point of ___
Polar route pioneer to LAX
Prods, with 'on'
Produce duds
Promise kept in a tub, perhaps
Rhinoplasty
San Francisco's ___ Hill
See 14-Across
Show from which 'Good Times' was spun off
Signal caller
Snuff, for some
Sorority letters
Sound on Old MacDonald's farm
Spotted
Taboo, as pronouncements
Tresses
Turn over
Twiddling one's thumbs
Unfortunate condition
When things may become clearer
When things may become clearer
When things may become clearer
Whip
Wingdings
With 17-Across, court star
___ Grey
___ money
___ Sutra

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