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New York Times crossword of December 28th, 2006 other clues
Sabre or Senator
Some guitar playing, slangily
Stand-up comic famous for carrying a rolled-up newspaper onstage
Start of a quote on obstinacy by James Russell Lowell
Steven Bochco series
Stopping place in a Carlo Levi title
Tiny bit
Tribe encountered early in the Lewis and Clark expedition
Upper sky
Upstate N.Y. college
Vegas request
Vets, e.g.: Abbr.
When said three times, comment of annoyance
Zulfikar ___ Bhutto, 1970's Pakistani leader
'Evil Woman' grp., 1975
'Far ___ eye …'
'Nothing in Common' star, 1986
'___ gods …!': Brutus, in 'Julius Caesar'
'Phooey!'
'You ___ bother'
1967 hit with the repeated lyric 'Yes I am / And I can't help / But love you so'
1977 biographical Broadway play
A little better than average
Abbr. in a Bible's name
Adelaide-to-Melbourne dir.
Benefit
Bit of neckwear
Bottom line
Bygone spray
Central point
Cockpit readings
Cohort
Earliest person to see a sunrise, typically
End of the quote
Extensive spread
Fam. member
Flair
Fly
Gearwheel tooth cutter
German dessert
Get up
Golden ___
Good Samaritan's offering
Greek porches
Hair quality promised by some shampoos
Having a surly demeanor
Home
Hook shape
Imogene's comic partner
Intermediary
Isolate
Kind of camera
Last: Abbr.
Lead-in to fare
Learning device
McSorley's offering
Monopoly purchase
Months of the year, e.g.
Nicholas Gage book
Old geog. inits.
Opposite of eternally
Orchestra section
Outfielder's cry
Pioneering musician in stereo ___ Light
Place for fishing
Quaint school togs
Quote, part 2
Quote, part 3
Quote, part 4
Rod
Ruffled, with 'up'

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