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Activity in which the police may beat down a door crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of July 16th, 2012 other clues |
| Chinese Chairman |
| Clip, as a photo |
| Complete foul-up |
| Cracked open, as a door |
| Dork |
| Egyptian president Nasser |
| Final Four org |
| '60s teach-in organizer: Abbr |
| Follower of Mary, in a nursery rhyme |
| General Mills baking product |
| Holy city of Islam |
| Huck Finn's transport |
| '60 Minutes' correspondent Logan |
| 'O.K.' from Huck Finn |
| 'Do the ___' ('You figure it out') |
| In the thick of |
| Italian 'a' |
| Italian sauce |
| 'Hurts So Good' singer, 1982 |
| 'Rolling in the Deep' singer, 2010 |
| Killer whale |
| Leave the auditorium |
| 'The African Queen' screenwriter James |
| 'Watch out!' |
| Like a street with an arrow sign |
| 'You've got mail' co |
| 1936 Rodgers and Hart musical that incorporated jazz in its score |
| Lunch time |
| A few |
| Neeson of 'Taken' |
| Occurrence |
| Actress Sommer |
| Air port? |
| One on a pedestal |
| Attack |
| Attorney General Holder |
| Bedwear, informally |
| Belle of the ball, for short |
| Bit of volcanic fallout |
| Parched |
| Pekingese sounds |
| Blow a gasket |
| Philadelphia gridders |
| Brooklyn's ___ Institute |
| Bunny movements |
| Pieces of luggage |
| Cable network specializing in 'real life' shows |
| Popular Canadian whisky |
| Cedar or cypress |
| Present |
| Quartet minus one |
| Ready-for-the-weekend cry |
| Reagan's 'evil empire,' for short |
| Release one's grip |
| Replacement for the mark and franc |
| Rim |
| Russo of 'Thor' |
| Sales agent, informally |
| Sault ___ Marie, Mich |
| Stir-fry vessels |
| Surrounding glows |
| Swallowable medicine units |
| Swim meet divisions |
| Toward sunrise |
| Voice below soprano |
| Votes in favor |
| W.W. II enemy |
| Where to see Anderson Cooper |
| Writer Tan and singer Grant |
| ___ a one |
| Husband's status symbol, possibly |
| Lion's sound |
| Nabisco cookie |
| One and only, in romance |
| Oneness |
| Panel for a complex legal case |
| Part of the leg that's often kicked |
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