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Native of Leipzig crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of August 23rd, 2009 other clues
'Concentrate!'
'I can't drink beer this late'?
'Julius Caesar' role
'O.K. then'
'Put your feet up'
'The bolt alone is sufficient'?
'The East ___,' song of the Chinese Cultural Revolution
'The Hallucinogenic Toreador' artist
'The wolf ___ the door'
'Up and ___!'
'White trash,' e.g.
'Zounds!'
10-digit no.
12-time Pro Bowl player Junior
1960s sitcom title role
Added value
Affix
Also, in Arles
Arg. neighbor
Aristocrats
Author/poet Bates
Aviator
Baseball official gets revenge?
Basis of a Scouting badge
Been in bed
Bill collector?
Cane accompanier, maybe
Cans
Cantilevered window
Catch in a ring, maybe
Chemically quiet
Colorful fish
Contend
Convenient meeting place?
Curio
Curtis of cosmetics
Dairy regulator?
Designer Geoffrey
Difficult surface for high-heel shoes
Egyptian solar disk
Emmy-winning Ward
End-of-year numbers
Eric of 'Munich'
Extinct relative of the emu
Eye layers
Fetes
Five-time Wimbledon champ
Fixed for all time
Flu symptom
Former rival of USAir
Gearshift mechanism, informally
Gets a C, say
Gettysburg general under Lee
Govt.-issued securities
Green
Gulliver of 'Gulliver's Travels'
Hammer part
Having digits
Hawaiian attire
House Republican V.I.P. Cantor
It was destroyed by Godzilla in 'Godzilla Raids Again'
Jazz genre
Kind of school
Langston Hughes poem
Largest city paper in the U.S.: Abbr.
Like Rockefeller Center
Litigators' org.
Logical beginning?
Loyally following
Mantel pieces
Mated
McDonald's chicken bit
Medicinal succulent
Mil. address
Mil. unit
Miramax owner
Mother ___
Mustardy condiment
Narrow estuary
Nashville-based awards org.
Native: Suffix
Neb. neighbor
Network signal
Neural network
Neuters
News bulletin
One looking for a ticket, maybe
Online brokerage
Open
Operates
Oven option
Overthrows
Ovid's love poetry
P.M. between Netanyahu and Sharon
P.T.A. meeting place: Abbr.
Part of R.S.V.P.
Pelé was its M.V.P. in '76
Peyotes, e.g.
Pitcher Reynolds of the 1940s-'50s Yankees
Places for moles
Plastic surgeon's procedure
Platitude
Poetic dark period
Printer specification: Abbr.
Prizes
Regal inits.
Regs.
Reno-to-L.A. dir.
Sartre play set in hell
Sci-fi writer's creation
Seed coat
Shadow
Shanghais
Shepherd
Sister in Chekhov's 'Three Sisters'
Sons of, in Hebrew
Spruce
Stiff drink
Stop on ___
Story of a small Communist barbarian?
Super ___ (game console)
The French state
The Jaguars, on scoreboards
Tolkien hobbit
Toon frame
Transmitter of nagana
TV schedule abbr.
U.S. rebellion leader of 1842
Used a push-button toilet?
Welcomed, as a visitor
Where Guinness originates
Who said 'No good movie is too long, and no bad movie is short enough'
Windblown soil
Without much thought
Words before may or might
Yeoman of the British guard
___ Bator
___ Chinmoy (late spiritual leader)
___ pain

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