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New York Times crossword of December 17th, 2006 other clues
With 97-Across, bearer of edible triangular nuts
Within reach
Yalie
___ Club of old TV
___ haddie (smoked fish)
Cot alternative
Count with many titles
Cow annoyers
Crater creators, e.g.
Disagrees
Discuss business at a social occasion
Drops
Drying chamber
Explorer at Labrador in 1497
Eye openers?
Family subdivisions
Fired up
Firms: Abbr.
Fourth of 12: Abbr.
French conductor Leibowitz
French pronoun
Gave birth to
Guitar great ___ Paul
Hall-of-Fame pitcher Joss
Has trouble swallowing
Hater
Home of many talk shows
Hot
Hot
Ibsen play
In shape
It may be indicated by a stroke
It may glow in the dark
It's used to check septic systems
Its clue reads 'Unstable subatomic particle'
Key-signature preceder
Kind
Land with monsoons
Restaurateur Toots
Run for dear life?
Rustic
Satellite of 1962
Scruffs
See 37-Across
See 51-Across
Shareholder's income: Abbr.
Sharp cheese quality
Sine ___ non
Sound in the middle of Italy
Spot for slop
Spots for some shirts
Started to melt
State capital on the Tietê River
Steakhouse selection
Stockpiles
Strong women
Suffix with Capri
Suffix with direct
Supplier of candy and toys for kids
Take in slowly
Targeted, as with a mailing
They were once cloned
They're often dinged
This puzzle's northern border?
This puzzle's southern border?
Treater's words
Unpaired
Unstable subatomic particle
Vulnerable point
Water falls?
Where a bell ringer may stand
Williams's 'Popeye' co-star
With 33-Down, quickly
Licentious man
'___ bad!'
Like baba
Like some carol apparel
Lion, at times
'Awww'-inspiring
'Here, maybe I can do it'
Makeshift Frisbee
'Shane' actor
'Sic et Non' author
Mansion staff
Many, many
Mass x velocity measurements
'___ a chance'
Matching pair
Abrasive stuff
Meat, in Madrid
Access code?
Message in a bottle, maybe
Actor Wheaton
Metallurgists' supplies
Adds as a bonus
Minute opening?
Already chosen for play, say
Missed a golden opportunity
An Untouchable
More faithful
Ancient Roman financial officer: Var.
More than devotion
Antarctica's ___ Coast
Mosaic flooring
Approval on 'The Little Rascals'
Mountain top?
Asian observance
Newport Beach sight
Attacked in a rage
Not monaurally
Often-smoked fish
Bay
Once called
Bay windows
One taking a big bow
Be in a hole
Beetle, e.g.
Onetime
Big name in sneakers
Opposite of dominate
Big record co.
Opposite of post-
Blood carriers
Org. in TV's 'Nash Bridges'
Place of chaos
BOOM
Breaches of faith
Plays
Center of emotions
Prefix with skeleton
Chop up
Prevent from escaping
Clark of country music
Provided, as a line
RCA competitor
Cold war draft
Receiver's counterpart
Congresswoman Abzug and others
Red or Card

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