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New York Times crossword of February 28th, 2006 other clues
'That's nice!'
'The Afternoon of a ___' (Nijinsky ballet)
'Understand now?'
'___ be my pleasure!'
1961 Charlton Heston title role
Add years to one's life
Altar promise
Andy Warhol's works
Arrester
Artist Neiman
Before: Abbr.
Brawls
Build
Bush attorney general Gonzales
Casino game, informally
Clarinetist Shaw
Crooked
Dandy
Dash lengths
Diamond who sang 'America'
E.T.A. part: Abbr.
En ___ (all together)
Envy, e.g.
Extremities
Face-off spot in hockey (and a hint to 17- and 40-Across and 11-, 25- and 31-Down)
Fairy tale brother
Fancy Buick
Find out about
Foreshadow
Frequency unit
Gets to
Greek marketplace
Host
Important periods
Inscribed pillar
It may leave its mark on the road
Likable sort
Macaroni, e.g.
Mouth, slangily
N.H.L. All-Star Jaromir
N.Y. C. airport
N.Y.C. airport
Napper
Not as well-rinsed, perhaps
Not so tough
Not voting the party line: Abbr.
Olds model
Persian, e.g.
Phi ___ Kappa
Pigs
Place for an arrestee
Play a part
Pop singer Sands
Prefix with -gramme
Pretentious
Putin's yeses
Renders senseless
Rip Van Winkle, notably
RKO competitor
Salon job
Sanyo competitor
Sir's counterpart
Small battery
Stuff
Subway entrance
Syrian president
Targets, as with a gun
They're nonreturnable
Train stop
Trellis feature
Trillion: Prefix
Uncertain
Unprincipled
Western plateaus
What a photographer usually wants
Work with a Singer
___ Haute, Ind.

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