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Nested set of containers crossword clue


C H I N E S E B O X E S

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New York Times crossword of August 26th, 2007 other clues
'It's been ___'
'Mayberry ___'
'Quit your crying!'
'There's No Place Like ___' (old TV slogan)
'Yes, I'm a Witch' musician
10 Downing St. residents
1904-'05 foe of Japan: Abbr.
1940s-'50s Dodger who was a 10-time All-Star
911 responder
A few
A stone's throw away
Alluring
Annual Pebble Beach tournament
Astronomical events that occur twice or more a year
Battle report?
Be weighed down
Begins
Best
Bigheadedness
Bit of sunshine
Blast furnace material
Bouquet source
Ceramists, at times
Certain emergency call, briefly
Champagne name
Coin with kanji writing
Comedy show that once featured John Candy and Martin Short
Crawl space?
Creatio ex ___ (Christian tenet)
Crew members
Cry of triumph after 'Whew!'
Danger in a uranium mine
Dash units: Abbr.
Dead Sea Scrolls sect
Defense contractor whose stock symbol is the same as its name
Didn't move
Dock payment
Dungeons & Dragons weapon
Dutch painter Jan
Empathetic one, derisively
Entrance to the Medit.
Filmed over
First name in Israeli history
First person in Austria
Fishing spots in Fife
French possessive
Goes through
Grinch disguise
Hatchery supply
Heavy-duty hand soap
http://www.myspace.com, e.g.
Idiot
In short supply
It might produce a run
Italian possessive
Kerfuffle
Kittens' 'handles'
Knight time?
Knock over
Lacking a partner
Leave
License
Like seven of Sophocles' 123 plays
Like some upset stomachs
Long-handled implement
Lorre's 'Casablanca' role
Magazine no.
Mark down, say, as a sale item
Mien
Minnesota's state tree
Misstep
Music of Kanye West
Noted explorer of Polynesia
Nurse
Org. with the motto 'Per Ardua ad Astra'
Outlawed pollutant, for short
Oven cleaner ingredient
Panhandle
Part of N.A.
Particle created by a cosmic ray
Persuaded with flattery
Place for a mud bath
Poetic preposition
Point of decline
Polite
Political asset
Pop's partner
Posh part of Boston
Prayer opener
Product whose 1-Across is a 61-Across
Puma rival
Put into effect
Quarters for a business, e.g.
Reactor part
Relative of Rover
Rough
Rubbery compounds
Safari, e.g.
Saint for whom the Russian alphabet is named
Sandal's lack
Save for later
Secret
See 7-Across
Shadows
Showed relief, in a way
Shrimper's aid
Skiffle instrument
SLAM
Snack item
Sports bar wall decoration
Steve Martin romantic comedy
Stupidest
Subj. follower
Suitable for farming
Teahouse floor covering
Tell
Thanksgiving fare
They were worth $5 each on 'What's My Line?'
Time in which light travels one foot, approximately
Toddler's mealtime accessory
Tool for many a homemade Mother's Day card
Truffle finder
Trunk location
Univ. aides
W.S.J. news item
Worrywart's cry
Worth trying?
Yearned (for)
___ fix
___ Fountain
___ Lingus
___ Rose
___-Caps (candy)
___-Eaters
___-noir (modern film genre)

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