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New York Times crossword of December 15th, 2002 other clues
Giotto work
Heavy hammer
Hit 1990's sitcom
Hockey's 1967 Calder Trophy winner
Husband of Persephone
Illusory
Inexperienced
Isabella, e.g.
Italian journalist Fallaci
Jazzman who played 'Boogie Woogie on The St. Louis Blues'
Jerks
Kevin formerly of 'S.N.L.'
Kind of information
Like battle stations
Listlessness
Loan source: Abbr.
Mar
Mend
Mess up
Molson and others
Mother of Castor and Pollux
Novelist Wharton
Obliterate
Obloquy
Old lullaby's start
Pale reddish purple
Patty Hearst captors, in brief
Period in the earth's history
Phony
Place
Popular card game
Prefix with resin
Pressure
The clever busboy ...
The daring pool shark ...
The fortunate bracelet maker ...
The insistent acupuncturist ...
The talkative coffee shop worker ...
The vengeful comedian ...
Three-time Gold Glove winner Manny
To be in Paree
Took the cake?
Totters
Trouble
Unprincipled
Up from México
Up to
Vase handle
Vietnam War Memorial designer
Violin stroke symbolized by a V
Vividness
War group
Wedding exchange
Went one-on-one
Where life jackets may be stored
With 60-Down, eventually
Word to a dog
Word with saw or tire
World Series-winning manager of 1998, 1999 and 2000
Years ___
___ chi
___ Lupin, the Prince of Thieves
___ Network
___ only (sans pictures)
___-mo
'The Principles and Practice of Medicine' author
'I fall upon the thorns of life! I ___!': Shelley
'It's the truth!'
'My Cousin Vinny' star
'The Little Mermaid' villainess
'The Mary Tyler Moore Show' character
'Wanna ___?'
1940's-50's All-Star pitcher ___ Blackwell
1946 Nobel Peace Prize winner John
Alabama senator of the 1970's-90's
Angry
Apartment
Author Deighton
Auto parts
Backdrop for D. H. Lawrence's 'Women in Love'
Ballroom dance
Bar locking a capstan in place
Besides
Bit of masonry
Bodyguard-turned-TV star
Bridge officer on the original 'Star Trek'
Burdened
Caffeine source
Came (across)
Cashier
Center
Certain muscle
Chess champion of 1960-61
Child spoiler?
Craft
Crawl (with)
Decent, as accommodations
Deli stock
Deserted
Devilish laugh
Dispute
Disturbing condition
Eminent
Emmy-winning interviewer
Excursion or Xterra, for short
For the prescribed time
Former first lady
German cry
Progeny
Property
Protest, of a sort
Puts on
Racket
Ralph who starred in 'The Waltons'
Related on the mother's side
Renowned London gallery
Result of a bad chip, maybe
Richard of 'Pollyanna'
Row
Sanitation worker, at times
Santa ___
Scans
Secure
See 121-Down
She had a 1980 #1 hit with 'Upside Down'
Shirley Temple title role
Singer Adams
Site of Velázquez's 'The Forge of Vulcan'
Small turnover
Smooth
Snack choice
Spots on peacock feathers
Squib
Sticks in the mud
Stop
Stripling
Swiss army knives have them
The artistic lawyer ...
The cautious tightrope artist ...

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