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New York Times crossword of February 29th, 2004 other clues
'Dang!'
'Enough already!'
'Frankenstein' props
'It's you ___'
'Thanks a ___!'
'The Whiffenpoof Song' singer
'The Witches of Eastwick' author
16th-century start
1966 Mary Martin musical
1968 Oscar-winning musical
1991 Gerardo hit '___ Suave'
2001 biopic
48 in a cup: Abbr.
A full course?
Achieve significant progress
Administers, with 'out'
Aiea locale
Annoys
Answer continued
Answer continued
Answer continued
Answer continued
Answer continued
Anti-inflammatory agent
Application datum: Abbr.
Apt
As to
Background of Vladimir Putin, for short
Biblical woman from Bethlehem
Big inits. in news and culture
Black bird
Blender sound
Blows
Bud holder
Cafeteria worker's hairdo
Calendar col.
Challenge, legally
Channel
Chicken go-with
Cigarette pkgs.
Civil rights, e.g.
Co. in a 2000 telecommunications merger
Co. name end
Come out of denial
Cuts using a box
Darkness
Daughter of Hyperion
Deadly virus
Drs.' workplaces
Dust Bowl victim
Ed.'s in-box filler
Empire State Building decor
Express views
Fall's end
Fem. in una casa
Food company with a sun in its logo
Four fluid ounces
Frobe who played Goldfinger
Garage jobs
Gregg method user
Hangout
Has at
Has ever-changing loyalties
Has trouble with words
Hot rock
Husk site
Island strings
It's a secret
It's hard, to swallow
Just above average
Kiln
Kind of cell
Less seen
Lightweight helmet, in India
Like a shepherd's staff
Like chrome hubcaps
Like osmium, more than any other known element
Long period
Long-known
Medical supply
Minor minder
Molokai resident
Monumental year?
Nat and Natalie
Nus to us
Oil used in church rites
Old White House nickname
Open, in a way
Pack carrier
Parenthetical passage
PC software
Physics Nobelist Alvarez
Pkg. no.
Precitizenship course: Abbr.
Pry
Put in
Queens contest
Quit
Reagan military inits.
Red-faced
Reverse
Rio ___, part of the Venezuela/ Colombia boundary
Ripen
Route indicator
Run with gates
Seek a lawyer's license
Shack topper
Sights
Sinatra scat syllable
Sink a putt
Sinuous sea dweller
Smell, e.g.
Snake, for one
Source of spills on hills
South Seas monarchy
Spot for Roosevelt
St. Teresa's birthplace
Strike, essentially
Striped animal
Suffix with infant
Swiss abstract painting
Take off
Takes a quickie vacation, say
Takes a turn
Target competitor
Term. info
The Eagles of college sports
Thesis basis
Traveler's woe
Troubled (by)
Twelve
Upright at sea
Utter breakdown
Vast, in verse
VJ's employer
Worry for a wearer of high heels
Writing

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