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New York Times crossword of February 7th, 2011 other clues
'Exodus' hero
'Holy smokes!'
'Three wishes' granter
4-Down's network
9-Down enclosure
Act like a grandma
Actress Berry
Ambulance sound
Aretha Franklin, the Queen of ___
As a total departure from the norm
Barely got, with 'out'
Bearded African animal
Blitzkriegs
Burial chamber
Camera lens setting
Clodhoppers
Columbus Day mo.
Come to pass
Cooking in a wok, e.g.
Dance to Donna Summer's 'Last Dance,' e.g.
Doily material
Drink of the gods
Dutch bloom
Eagle's home
Elaborately decorated
Employee benefits
Fed. electricity provider since 1933
Fellow
Glance through quickly
Helicopter topper
In good physical shape
It offers flexible support for women
Jamaican music
Know-nothing's opposite
Like the period after 1945
Lines scanned by a supermarket scanner, in brief
Madrid Mrs.
Many a G.I.
Met melody
Miss Teen ___ (beauty pageant)
More like messy blackboards
N.Y.S.E. debut
Newswoman Couric
Old MacDonald's place
Olive ___ (Popeye's sweetie)
Parodied
Pep
Period after Mardi Gras
Perjure oneself
Perpetually dirty kid in 'Peanuts'
Pink-slipped
Pioneering video game company
Place where borrowing is encouraged
Rain-measuring devices
Reinvest some funds
Rushing yards or turnovers, for short
Seedy loaves
Set of fortunetelling cards
Shadings
Sizzling
Snoozefest
Sphere or cube
Sunrise
Toothbrush brand
Transistor, e.g.
Treasured violin, for short
Tried to kill, as a fly
Undo, as writing
University in Winston-Salem, N.C.
Wee
Wide part of a river where it meets the sea
Worker protection agcy.
Worker who has people in stitches?
___ of luxury
___-Magnon man

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