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New York Times crossword of December 2nd, 2012 other clues
'Aristotle Contemplating ___ of Homer'
'Don't be ___'
'Let ___ good unto all men': Galatians 6:10
'That's it!'
'Vive ___!'
'Wise' one
11th-century king of Denmark
64 or 1,000
A pop group might have one on Facebook
Actress Lena
Actress Lupino and others
Actress Sommer
Actress Vardalos
Actress Woodard
Anthony Eden, Earl of ___
Artistic expression on the slopes?
Attic's purpose
B-baller
Baby pig, e.g
Beat in a price war
Belarus neighbor
Big maker of 65-Down
Bits and pieces, e.g.: Abbr
Bond girl Adams
Boy: Lat
Braves' div
Brian of ambient music
Building support
Camouflage
Car category
Caught in ___
Causing Election Day delays?
Certain bra specification
Chart indicating the progression of darkness after sunset?
City on the Little Cuyahoga
Clear, in a way
Comes by
Composer Salieri
Consideration in choosing a deli?
Contents of jewel cases
Counter orders
Critic Clive
Curse
Dallas player, for short
Denver-to-Albuquerque dir
Disturb
Emphasize
Eve preceders
Fencing unit?
Fr. title
French spouse
French wave
German quaff
Get an ___ effort
Given enough to be happy
Grazing area
Grp. that has held summit meetings in Caracas and Riyadh
Head of a family
High, in a way
High-performance cars
Italian port on the Tyrrhenian Sea
Jewelry chain
Jungle critter
Keep out of sight
Kind of personality
Laundry basket of just colors or just whites?
Legal scholar Guinier
Levels
Like superhighways
Loan figs
Lunatics' outbursts
Make
Mideast capital
Mil. awards
Miniature
Name part meaning 'from'
Negatives
Normandy campaign city
Nuuanu Pali Lookout locale
Offshore bank, e.g., for tax purposes
Old minelayers
Olive ___
Ones going through channels?
Or or nor: Abbr
Out around midday, say
Paintball weapons?
Pallid
Part of a butcher's stand-up routine?
Patronized, as a restaurant
Paul Bunyan, e.g
Pay for a hand
Permeate
Pouch
Power in Hollywood?
Prop for Mr. Monopoly or Mr. Peanut
Props for Mr. Monopoly and Mr. Peanut
Protestant denom
Quaintly antique
Quaker cereal
Quarantine
Red-berried tree
Reqmt. for certain graduate studies
Rings
Rock's ___ Fighters
Roofing material
Salinger girl
Salsa specification
Sched. listing
SeaWorld attraction
Seeks, as office
Separate out
Sharpness
Skin growth
Small rented farms, in Britain
Some car radio buttons
Some printers
Source of northern exposure?
Sport involving paddles
Suffice
Terra ___
Thick skin
Thrust upward
Time ___
To the same extent
Turn inside out
Undercover agent
Unyielding
Up to, briefly
Used a FedEx Office service
Voluminous ref
When there might be a two-for-one special on ice cream drinks?
Wise lawmaker most likely to be re-elected?
Without rhyme or reason
Woodcutter of legend
Writer Fleming
Writer Wallace
[It's gone!]
___ Paulo
___-Pei (dog breed)

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