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| New York Times crossword of August 17th, 2018 other clues |
| Still |
| Applies to |
| Oktoberfest offering |
| Fix, as a bow |
| Struck out |
| Amish, e.g |
| One who crosses the line |
| Formally establish |
| Tap attachment |
| Ashy |
| Online periodical |
| Former Supreme Court justice Stone |
| They're often blitzed |
| Attended (to) |
| Prefix with cycle |
| Full of hot air |
| Preserves variety |
| Grueling grillings |
| Trim |
| Bare |
| Try to get something from a bag |
| Big cheese wheels? |
| Primer finish |
| Hallucinogenic edibles, in slang |
| Une couleur primaire |
| Big name in oil |
| Pro ___ |
| 'Pretty, pretty please?' |
| He said 'If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe' |
| Verbal shrug |
| City north of Des Moines |
| Process by which neutrinos are produced |
| Lake of rock's Emerson, Lake & Palmer |
| Wore an outfit with panache, informally |
| Constellation between Cygnus and Aquila |
| Lieutenant Minderbinder of 'Catch-22' |
| Real identity |
| You can count on them |
| Country singer Clark |
| Lines around Chicago |
| Samuel L. Jackson has been in six of his movies |
| ___ Systems, computer networking giant |
| Court figure whose job is to detect 36-Across |
| Merrill in movies |
| See 44-Across |
| Cushy course |
| Mill owner in the California gold rush |
| Showed one's disapproval, in a way |
| 'Ingredient' of success |
| Diet-friendly, say |
| '___ said ...' |
| Money in Nepal |
| Small protuberance |
| Spinner? |
| 'So much for my theory' |
| Disorderly do |
| Most cunning |
| Some sketch show V.I.P.s |
| Doesn't just tear up |
| New England prep school attended by J.F.K |
| Sound at a spa |
| 'Young Frankenstein' co-star |
| Drives |
| Oaf |
| Dunderheads |
| Offered unwanted advice |
| Fifth wheel |
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