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New York Times crossword of February 28th, 2010 other clues
Land with a red dragon on its flag
Late-late-night offering
Like many conglomerates: Abbr.
Like some TV interviewers' questions
Line at a picnic?
Loom
Los ___ Reyes Magos
Lows
Made it home safely
Made up (for)
Mark Harmon action drama
Mathematician Pascal
McKinley and Washington: Abbr.
Microphone tester, perhaps
Mountain treasure
Mrs. Shakespeare
Narrow margin
Neb. neighbor
Nev. neighbor
Oil holder
On
One of the housewives on 'Desperate Housewives'
One side in the Pro Bowl: Abbr.
Onetime Toyota model
Outfit
Pact of '94
Parkgoer's charge
Phnom ___
Possible flight delayer
Prefix with mom
Proceeds
Pronoun designation: Abbr.
Pseudonym of H. H. Munro
Quagmire
What a pursued perp might do?
With a run-down look
Yemen neighbor
Zero-star restaurant review?
___ Miss
___-chef
Datum on an employment contract
Days of old
Dental hygienists, at times
Desert drivers
Develops an open spot?
Dinners likely to have leftovers
Direction at sea
Disinclined
Divine
Dog in a cat comic
Eastern noble
Entered, as a classroom
Explosive event of '54
Face-to-face
Feed
Film or sculpture
Filthy quarters
Flock sounds
Former Japanese capital
Frequent gangster portrayer
Go all over
Gourmet mushrooms
Grand
Hampered
Health club lineup
Idea's start
Inappropriate on a honeymoon?
iPod heading
It's measured in pound-feet
It's often vaulted
Italian home of the Basilica of San Francesco
Item at a golf boutique?
Itinerary segments: Abbr.
John Grisham best seller
Kick in, say
Rags-to-riches author Horatio
River deliberately flooded in W.W. I
Sarge's superior
Scoundrel
Send back to the Hill, say
Set right
Shade of green
Shakespearean schemer
Showed
Smoke
Solar sails material
Some bank deposits
Some major changes
Some space missions
Son of Seth
Sperm targets
Stop overseas
Struggling artists' places
Stub-tailed cat
Summer next door to the nudist camp?
Teamwork thwarters
The point when Fido's master starts walking?
The Who's 'Who ___ You'
These, in Madrid
They may be tickled
Thumb's middle?
TV alien's word
Über ___ (above everything: Ger.)
W-2 datum: Abbr.
'Butterfly' actress, 1981
'Before the Devil Knows You're Dead' actress
'Falstaff' soprano
'Imitation is the sincerest form of television' quipster
'So that's it!'
'The West Wing' chief of staff ___ McGarry
'There there'
'Uh-uh'
1990s war locale
2001 biopic
Accelerated bit
Agile, for a senior
Airport security measure
Alternatives to foils
And other things: Abbr.
Annual awards announced in New York's East Village
Bank quote
Baseballer and O.S.S. spy Berg
Basketball tactic
Be sparing
Bearing
Bit of advice when packing anglers' lunches?
Buck's candid conversation opener?
Bummer
Camera-ready page
Carol opener
Chaney of 'The Phantom of the Opera'
Change the focus of, as an argument
City near Bethlehem
Convention handout, for short
Crooked
Current: Prefix
Dating service in a northern German city?

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