December 14th 2008 New York Times crossword answers

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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 170 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

'... if ___ saw one!'
'Dies ___'
'Heroes' actress Larter
'Quickly,' quickly
'Stormy' seabird
'Take a Chance ___' (Abba song)
'The Daughter of Time' author
'The light has dawned!'
'The Neverending Story' author
'This can't be!'
'W.' director
'___ Millions' (Eugene O'Neill play)
-like, alternatively
86-Across, e.g.
Accord rival
Actress Polo
Agcy. with the Office of Disease Prevention
Airport monitor info, for short
Astronomical collision results
Attack vigorously
Author Dinesen
Available, in a way
Baghdad's ___ City
Banishes to Elba, e.g.
Banned chemical
Be bold enough
Bedside workers, often: Abbr.
Better-suited
Black, in a way
Bleak
Boring things
Boxer's approval
Brand of nonstick cookware
Brownish songbird
Carol ending?
Cheese with eyes
Chewed out
Choking spot
Clearly impress
Cologne trio
Comes back the same
Comes in dramatically, like West?
Common noun ending
Conductance unit
Contents of jewel cases
Cosmetics magnate Lauder
Court case where Ripken is one of many plaintiffs?
Delhi-to-Madras dir.
Dict. tag on 'tzar'
Dirty
Don't fold or call
Drama that uses masks
Drool catchers
Duped
Dupes
Eponym of a North Carolina '-ville'
Exist
Fill in (for)
Fireplace tool
Fish with toxic blood
Flower typically given to Neeson?
Funny frame
Georgia or Virginia, e.g.
Gilbert and Sullivan princess
Going nowhere
Google search result
Hairstylist Jose
Half 19-Down
Having similar genetics
Hindu honorific
Home of the world's largest aquarium
Horror film enjoyed by Turner?
How Goldin and her rivals finish in photography competitions?
Humorist George
It holds a service
It may be radical
It's on the back of the $1 bill
It's said for stress
Kiss on the cheek, perhaps
Knave
Largest U.S. movie theater chain
Levitate
Light brown
Like fries, typically
Like Rudner's audiences after a good joke?
Little: Suffix
Mathematician Lovelace
McAn's favorite novel?
Mean: Abbr.
Mixer
More affordable
More furtive
More whimsical
Mother of Cronus
Musical that inspired Redding?
Nautical measure
Needing air freshener
Northern star?
Odds of Alda winning an Oscar?
Official lang. of Mauritius
Once known as
One just out
Op. ___
Organic fertilizer
P.D.A. part: Abbr.
Part of R&D: Abbr.
Particular
Parts of a range: Abbr.
Patron saint of goldsmiths
Person of learning
Physicist Schrödinger
Piece of software, for short
Played a heart, say
Putting in a row, like Sampras's rackets?
Really existing
Recipients
Relax
Rick's love, in film
Roy Orbison and Marvin Gaye, e.g.
Runners may round them
Sarah Palin's husband
Say '#@%!'
Scintillate
Seminary subj.
Shoulder frill
Sidestep
Sign of a champ
Skeptical response
Skin layer
Small amount of power
Sound
Spelling clarification
Spotted
Standard partner
State tree of Texas
Suffix with fail
Sunlit ledge
Supremely macho
Taiwan's setting
Take on
Take turns?
Teacher's teaching
The Gang's leader
The rite place?
Threshold
Tinnitus causes
Treat for Damone?
Trees with soft wood
Trickle
Tripod, sometimes
Trotter fodder
Try to unearth
Tulip chair designer Saarinen
Turmoil
Typography units
Tyrrhenian Sea port
Uncle, in Uruguay
Unwrap, in verse
Use TurboTax, perhaps
Viracocha worshiper
Volkswagen coupe convertible
What a stamped hand may allow you to do
Where opposite sides meet
Where Paul stays when performing in New York?
Woman in 'Othello'
Zool. or ecol.
___ a customer
___ curiae (friends of the court)
___ lady
___ tape

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