USA Today - Feb 12 2007

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Clues Answers
''A Midsummer Night's Dream'' animal ASS
''Prometheus'' muralist OROZCO
''Put a sock ___!'' INIT
1918-19 scourge FLU
Alphabet run STU
Aquatic resorts SPAS
Attain GET
Attire for the wee hrs. PJS
Be skeptical about CASTDOUBTON
Black Fri. time NOV
Brainstorming goal IDEAS
Brotherhood since 1868 ELKS
Cable network CNBC
Caesar's land TERRA
Chi follower PSI
Chromosome occupant GENE
Claim ALLEGE
Collapse in a weary heap PLOTZ
Concerning ASTO
Dangerous tide RIP
Deadly LETHAL
Debater's position, sometimes PRO
Donkey delivery BRAY
Dr. Seuss's title reptile YERTLE
Emergency phone links HOTLINES
End of the quip PREFERGENTLEMEN
Exclamation of disgust UGH
Flexible choice ANY
Formerly known as NEE
German industrial city ESSEN
Good-for-nothings LOWLIFES
Half of a celebrated set of twins ENG
Inconclusive, as a jury HUNG
Infection fighter in the blood TCELL
Initially embroidered MONOGRAMMED
It may become bald TIRE
It's an ok word YES
June's Oscar-winning portrayer REESE
Key personnel? TYPIST
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Many moons AGES
Meager SKIMPY
Meals on wheels server? CARHOP
Meas. of national wealth GNP
Medicinal plant SENNA
Melancholy mood music SADSONG
Middle of the quip BLONDESALSO
More than most ALL
Naturally illuminated SUNLIT
Norton, to Kramden PAL
Occurring after surgery, briefly POSTOP
One of the Perons EVA
One true thing FACT
Opposite of paleo NEO
Org. with a lab FBI
Org. with many arms? NRA
President of Syria ASSAD
Proclamation EDICT
Reptilian killer ASP
Role-played ACTED
Sexologist Hite SHERE
Shah ousted by Khomeini PAHLAVI
Sleep soundly? SNORE
Son of Seth ENOS
Start of a quip by Mamie Van Doren ITSPOSSIBLETHAT
Start of a U.S. capital DES
Stores STOWS
Storybook villain OGRE
Stropping result EDGE
Sunscreen letters SPF
Super-secretive government org. NSA
They may be passed around campfires TALES
They may have Hawaiian roots TAROS
Thirties jazz JIVE
Tranquil CALM
Type of studio ART
Visits SEES
Where everything's coming up roses, maybe? GARDEN
Word with ''walk'' or ''kick'' SIDE