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New York Times crossword of February 23rd, 2003 other clues
'Barnaby Jones' star
'Crooklyn' actress Woodard
'Star Wars' droid
'The Iceman Cometh' playwright
'Waiting for Lefty' playwright
'You got it'
A heap
Alts.
Attacker
Author Harper
Automaker Louis
Barrie bad guy
Between, in Orléans
Bibliog. info
Birdbrain
Bit of a stink
Blue-green
Booming orators
Box office sign
Brew
British Labor prime minister
Business letter abbr.
Chantilly product
Chaplin née 39-Down
Computer user's shortcut
Concrete
Copperfield's bride
Cracks up
Criticize a big flop?
Criticize a hit miniseries?
Criticize a pitcher?
Criticize a Yankee?
Criticize angry bulls?
Criticize creative types?
Criticize links?
Criticize movers and shakers?
D-Day time
Do doer
Draped garment
Drop one's guns
Duke
Dutch city
Each
Eagle's nest
Election data
Experiences
Experiences dizziness
False
Fishing gear
Flower named for a tragic figure in Greek myth
Folies-Bergère designer
French wine region
Gambling game
Geneses
Gentle sound
Geometric fig.
Gives the once-over
Gothic author Radcliffe
Grant of 'Notorious'
Granting grp.
HACKER
Hair feature
If need be
Infant's illness
Jungian 'self'
Kind of chop
Lame
Language in which 'kemosabe' means 'white shirt'
Lead-in to nose or hair
Losers' count
Lowlands
Magazine genre
Make believe
Make more powerful, with 'up'
March
Mideast V.I.P.
Mil. authority
Mom's specialty, briefly
More than you'd like
Move away
Naturally-lit room
Neighbor of Fiji
Nerve ending
New Jersey's state tree
No-goodnik
Not aboveboard
Obi-Wan ___
One of the Clanton boys
Opposite of misses: Abbr.
Order in the court
Oscar winner Berry
Parent, e.g.
Passel
Paucity of pep
Pelvic parts
Percussion cap
Pick-up expert?
Pique
Pitch
Pontiac, e.g.
Prefix with logical
Pricing word
Prize
Pro ___ (acting)
QB's misfire: Abbr.
Quick to yield
Raiders' grp.
Residents: Suffix
Rock music subgenre
Roll call absentee
Sartre novel
Security system part
Shady spot
Sierra Club founder John
Signs of life
Slang for 55-Across
Slick stuff
So far
So far
Soldier in Uris's 'Battle Cry'
Spare carrier
Stock unit: Abbr.
Straight
Straw hat
Suckers
Suffix with bull
Swedish flier
Tool next to a shovel, maybe
Travel guide?
Troupe grp.
VCR button
Where pirates prey
Whirlybird whirlers
Wild about
Worrier's worry
Zagreb native
___ de soie (silk cloth)
___ favor
___ Saud (former Saudi king)

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