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| New York Times crossword of August 19th, 2011 other clues |
| 'Family Guy' mayor, or the actor providing his voice |
| 'In the Night Kitchen' author |
| 'No good ___ plot can be sensible ...': W. H. Auden |
| 'Star Trek: First Contact' villains, with 'the' |
| '___ in Berlin' (1960 live album) |
| 1950s-'70s senator Ervin |
| 1984 film starring Tom Selleck as a jewel thief |
| Abbr. rarely seen at the start of a sentence |
| Added to the soup, say |
| Cash in |
| Clipped |
| Company behind the 1960s yo-yo craze |
| Dark |
| Deliver |
| Dispose of |
| Dump truck filler |
| DVD box set purchase |
| Enlargement |
| Falling rocks |
| Fashion magazines, e.g. |
| Fishing hooks |
| Foot-stomping music |
| Former Wisconsin senator Feingold |
| Front covers |
| Girl's name meaning 'messenger of God' |
| Had one do through persuasion |
| Hemmed in |
| Higgins's pupil in elocution |
| Ignoring copyrights, say |
| Kind of box for input |
| Lady famous for piemaking |
| Like Lincoln before his presidency |
| Little game, perhaps |
| Mesoamerican plant |
| Mineral used as chalk by tailors |
| Moral theory that doesn't allow for shades of gray |
| Newton-meter fractions |
| Nighttime assignment, often |
| No more |
| Old-fashioned letter opener |
| One born on Christmas Day |
| One rudely put out? |
| Outlaw Kelly of Australian legend |
| Place to sit, ironically |
| Pressed one's suit? |
| Ran into again |
| Removes from a spool |
| Return a call? |
| Satellite community? |
| Second run |
| Shameless yes-man |
| Skinny-legged trotters |
| Sleep, in British slang |
| Small brawl |
| Top-quality |
| Trespasses |
| Unfazed by |
| Unskilled laborers |
| Vegas hotel that hosts the World Series of Poker |
| Weird Al Yankovic's first Billboard hit |
| What tuning forks are made of |
| Wild West show headgear |
| You might keep a watch on it |
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