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Popes' headgear crossword clue


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New York Times crossword of November 15th, 2006 other clues
'Don't Tell ___' ('Cabaret' song)
'Enough already!'
'Hurry!'
'Ta-ta!'
'___ luck?'
1980's TV show with a stenciled logo
Aches (for)
Alter
Appeal to caprice
Attack violently
Begins to play
Bona ___
Bulova alternative
Calder Trophy org.
Canonized mlle.
Cedar alternative
Chinese revolutionary
Claptrap
Comparatively peculiar
Compulsive lifter
Conditional release
Draw in
E.M.T. specialty
Each
Fed. bill
Film vault holding
Gave the O.K.
German 'a'
Sharon of 'Cagney & Lacey'
Show that inspired '30 Rock': Abbr.
Site associated with this puzzle's theme
Something usually eaten with sauce
Soothing plant
Suffix with auction
The Sun, The Moon or The Emperor
Turning plowshares into swords?
TV's Dr. ___
Viking Ericson
When tripled, a war movie
Wink's partner
You might put some money in it, briefly
Zane Grey's 'West of the ___'
___ a secret
___, Straus and Giroux
Glove material
Go all out for a party, say
Gobs
Grabs 40 winks
Halloween prankster's aid
High regard
Highway headache
Hunt and peck, e.g.
Indiana town where Cole Porter was born
Kind of colony
Kind of house
Kind of sch.
Longtime Buick plant site
Manicurist's expertise
Military jets' mission
Musical Mel
Musician Brian
National rival
Native Rwandan
Not all
Not caught
On the open deck
Parts of some car deals
Penetrate slowly
Pentagonal part of a diamond
Perch
Perch
Picketing, perhaps
Ponzi scheme, e.g.
Relative of butterine
Roman moon goddess
Ron who played Tarzan
Roundabout

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