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New York Times crossword of December 13th, 2009 other clues
Leviathan's home
Lily variety
List holders
Long-running NBC show, for short
Lose intensity
Low point
Meat-stock jelly
Members of some city commissions
Mouth feature
Muppet with a goldfish named Dorothy
Muttonhead
Net assets?
Netman Nastase
Niagara River's source
Night 'The Wild Wild West' was shown in 1960s TV: Abbr.
Numerical comparison
Nutritionists' topics
Olive in the funny pages
Over there
Part of a dean's address
Peaks, to Pedro
Perpendicular wing
Piddling
Platypus part
Proctor's call
Pulitzer category
Purple-flowering tree
Ravi Shankar performance
Region of Greece containing the capital
Related groups
Remote possibility?
Replaced, on a hard drive
Rich blue stone
Riot police goal
Rows of buttons
Yen
___ culpa
___ Nehru Gandhi
Carry the day
Cause of Irish emigration in the 1840s-'50s
Churlish
Codlike fishes
College freshman, usually
Creative story
Cry accompanied by a gavel rap
Deck spots
Digital watch brand
Director Almodovar
Dish often served folded over
Dry cleaner's challenge
Early shepherd
Easily identifiable
Femur terminus
Frequent Security Council topic
G-men's weapons
Giovanni of 'Lost in Translation'
Haleakala National Park setting
Have ___ up one's sleeve
He played Dr. Kildare in 1930s-'40s films
Heavily satirical
Helps in planting
Hold back
I.B.M. computer of the 1990s
Intensify
Intrinsically
Is around longer than
It borders the Brooklyn Botanic Garden
It can carry a tune
Jargon ender
Junket
Key in
Kind of butterfly
Lane in Hollywood
Sculpting medium
Seeks water, in a way
Set the price at
Setting setting
She won her Best Supporting Actress Oscar for playing a man
Sitcom waitress
Skimmer, e.g.
Snaps
Spine feature
Spring site
Squat
Sudden rush
Sunscreen additive
Superior group
Support
Swabbies
Tasmania's capital
The Beatles' '___ Loser'
The Pont Neuf spans it
They may be bowled over
Three more than quadri-
Turn up
Turned informer
TV networks, e.g.
Under control
Unstressed
Victim of Achilles
Web-footed mammal
Western accessories
Where a flock flocks
White Rabbit's lament
Wishful thinker of story
Without exception
Wrecking ball alternative
'Because Freedom Can't Protect Itself' org.
'Believe ___ Not!'
'In & Out' star, 1997
'Like that'll ever happen!'
'M*A*S*H' co-star
'Now!'
'That's patently ridiculous!'
100 cents
2001 biopic
300-cubit-long craft
Aboard
Activity for good-looking people?
Actor Waggoner and others
All out
All washed up?
Amphitheater shape
Apartment manager, familiarly
Artoo-___
Atkins diet no-no
Author Robert ___ Butler
Band with the 1998 #1 hit 'Iris'
Bear witness
Begins
Big name in copiers
Birthplace of Jules Verne
Break off
Brief writer, in brief
Business that makes the cut?
Busy times on the French Riviera
Caper
Cariou of Broadway's 'Sweeney Todd'
Carol contraction

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