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New York Times crossword of February 5th, 2006 other clues
'Alice' waitress
'Brat Farrar' mystery writer
'If only ___ listened ...'
'Our ___ ....'
'Outta here'
'There ___ goes ...'
'Uh-huh'
'___ Baby' ('Hair' song)
'___'clock scholar'
1-15-6-11-5-22
15-21-13-1-18-6
17-20-24-12-8-9-13
17-9-19-10-2-12-22-7
24-8-20-16-11
25-14-2-19-7
4-23-14-10-3-18-25
4-23-16-21-5-3
5% of a C-note
Actor Guinness
Actress Daly
Arrow's place
Auto with a trident logo
Baby kisser, maybe, in brief
Baked entree
Biomed. group
Bit of Gothic architecture
Bite-the-bullet type
Bloody drunk
Break
Breaking news
British tar
Burpee product
California's ___ Valley
Car known for its storage space
Charlemagne's realm: Abbr.
Classic gas brand
Code in which many Web pages are written: Abbr.
Common conjunctions
Compass point
Connect, in a way
Corp. bigwig
Crown maker: Abbr.
Day-___
Discharge into the air
Elec., e.g.
English exclamation
Ethiopian river
Far from home, perhaps
Father of Magnus the Good
Fishing nets
Followers of philosopher René
Foot soldiers: Abbr.
Fraction of a min.
Garment worn like an apron
Good times
Hang
Hard times
Hip's opposite
Hosp. readout
How bananas are bought
How many proposals are delivered
It may leave its mark
It started about 2 1/2 million years ago
Japanese soup
Joker, e.g.
Kind of cable for a computer
Lao-___
Latin 101 word
Lawyer's thing
Lawyer: Abbr.
Leisure
Level
Like many adherents to 55-Down
Like many sports interviews
Like some ears
Loonies
Ludlum protagonist
Make like
Mighty boss's opposite
Mormons: Abbr.
Mrs., in Madrid
New members
Observation
One rationale for the 2003 invasion of Iraq: Abbr.
One way to run
Original 'King Kong' studio
Parisian article
Peter who wrote 'Puff the Magic Dragon'
Place for Us and Them
Place on a TV?
Places for clowns
Poetic time of day
Popular hotel chain
Pressure: Prefix
Prettifies
Quarrel
Radio advice-giver
Reach the top of
Rebuffs
Red squirrel named for the sound it makes
Reebok rival
Restaurateur Toots
Ring wins, briefly
River at Ghent
Road ___
Roils
Say 'tsk' to
Secy.
See 32-Across
Seize
Slow-cooked meal
Smells
Some time ago
Something that gets copied
Staples of annual reports
Start of Superman's catchphrase
Stomach muscles, for short
Storage medium
Subs
Suffix of approximation
Suffix with Capri
Suffix with violin
The 'vey' of 'oy vey!'
They often have photos
Three oceans touch it
Turning point?
Two-bagger: Abbr.
Upholstery problem
Vientiane's land
Vortex
Weave
Whimsical
Woman in a personal ad: Abbr.
Youngster
___ cow

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