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'And all too soon, I fear, the king shall ___': 'Richard II' crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of August 2nd, 2009 other clues |
| 'I already ___' |
| 'No ___' |
| 'Old MacDonald Had a Farm' sounds |
| 1971 album dedicated to Buddy Holly |
| 1980 double album by Springsteen |
| 1992 Damon Wayans comedy |
| 2000 Olympics locale |
| Accepting bribes |
| Actress Anderson |
| Alexander the Great conquered it |
| Alexander the Great conquered it |
| Antihistamine brand |
| Apartments, e.g. |
| Areas of expertise |
| Asian bovines |
| Bavaria and others, once |
| Book of Hours entry |
| Bounder |
| Bout of revelry |
| Brazil's ___ Alegre |
| Bridal wish list |
| British art museum |
| By and large |
| C&W singer Wooley |
| Cars that go toward other cars |
| Celtic priest of old |
| Choir attire |
| Claw alternative |
| Co-organizer of the Montgomery bus boycott, 1955 |
| Comfortably warm |
| Contents of four answers found in this puzzle |
| Dean's 1960s singing partner |
| Desires |
| Determination |
| Dish that may be served on a boat |
| Elizabethan collars |
| Empties |
| Engine attachment |
| English collar |
| Enigma machine, e.g. |
| Fended (off) |
| Fictional Plaza Hotel resident |
| Figures out intuitively |
| Fill a box, say |
| Fire extinguisher's output |
| First word in many church names |
| Four groups found in this puzzle |
| French family member |
| Furies |
| Get a total |
| Gets several views |
| Given an eyeful, you might say |
| Golfer who said 'Never concede a putt' |
| Good for nothing?: Var. |
| Ground cover |
| Group formed at C.C.N.Y. in 1910 |
| Group formed at Howard University in 1911 |
| Group formed at Miami University in 1839 |
| Group formed at Trinity College in 1895 |
| Have a bite of |
| High ball, in pool |
| Highly respected |
| Ill-looking |
| Inducements |
| It covers a lot of leg |
| It's open for dinner |
| J.F.K. board info |
| Jason Bourne, in the Bourne series |
| Jay Silverheels role |
| Kentucky Derby drinks |
| Lab test subjects |
| Labor leader Chavez |
| Legal precedents |
| Like final contracts |
| Like some twisted ankles |
| Liveryman's command |
| Match played at the local arena |
| Meryl Streep title role |
| Mexican-style fast-food chain |
| Mideast hub |
| Monaco is one |
| Most corrugated |
| New Journalism pioneer Gay |
| Nitrogen compounds |
| No longer on vacation |
| Novel on which 'Clueless' is based |
| Nyasaland, nowadays |
| Old cracker brand |
| Oscar winner for 'GoodFellas' |
| Personal, as thoughts |
| Picasso's ___ Period, 1901-04 |
| Pointy-eared 'Star Trek' character |
| Pond organism |
| Product with a circular red, white and blue logo |
| Pursue violent options |
| Put into piles |
| Quelques-___ (some: Fr.) |
| Raises |
| Rarely counterfeited bills |
| Red's pal in 'The Shawshank Redemption' |
| Remove the suds |
| Renaissance painter Uccello |
| Retro headgear |
| Roof of the World natives |
| Round percussion instruments |
| Ruhr industrial city |
| Sam's Club rival |
| Sci-fi author's creation |
| Sedaris of 'Strangers With Candy' |
| Semiterrestrial organism |
| Sheltered side |
| Skin So Soft seller |
| Slip (into) |
| Social reformer Margaret Fuller, to Buckminster Fuller |
| Something that's been clarified |
| Speak up? |
| Steals the show from, say |
| Subjects of pneumography |
| Surname of two British P.M.'s |
| Tavern orders |
| Term for a judge |
| The Mustangs of the N.C.A.A. |
| The Who's lead singer |
| Three-line poems |
| Timberland limit |
| Traversing |
| Umpire's wear |
| Undisputed point |
| Urban railways |
| Villainous Uriah |
| W.W. II general Bradley |
| Waterford purchase |
| Weapon with many warheads |
| Weenie roast needs |
| Wisconsin home of Lawrence University |
| Womanizers, slangily |
| Writer O'Flaherty |
| ___ & Tina Turner Revue |
| ___-European |
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