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| New York Times crossword of July 7th, 2002 other clues |
| Diamond Head locale |
| Dieter's target |
| Directional ending |
| Early 11th-century date |
| Elevator innovator Otis |
| Encircle |
| Evangeline's home |
| Fight finisher |
| Final transport |
| First mate? |
| First person in Germany? |
| Flight segment |
| Foreign pen pal |
| Former Army chief of staff Bradley |
| Furry frolicker |
| Gift alternative |
| Give Attila his walking papers? |
| Grand opening events |
| Handout |
| Having poor posture |
| Heartache |
| Hot |
| Indy path |
| It had 50 oars, in mythology |
| It may be iced or spiced |
| It may need dusting |
| Items in an ed.'s in-box |
| Judas |
| Kind of drop |
| Lacking backup |
| Lasting periods |
| Law of ancient Rome |
| Least good |
| Light lager |
| Sound |
| Sound rebound |
| Southpaw |
| Spirit |
| Sting participants |
| Streaked |
| Strong cleaner |
| Suffix with function |
| Sun, e.g. |
| Teutonic cry |
| They sit on laps |
| To date |
| Together, to Toscanini |
| Toughened |
| Transportation in and around Des Moines? |
| Tropical growth |
| TV's Science Guy and others |
| U.S. Olympic gymnast Chow |
| Unbelievable |
| Vermin |
| Wax, perhaps |
| Way to go |
| Weekend outdoor event |
| What Andy Capp's bartender serves him? |
| What Santa's elves rode when the sleigh broke down? |
| Where Labour Day is observed |
| Wide of the mark |
| Wild |
| Wild goose |
| With 3-Down, way up for a downhiller |
| Yours, to Yvette |
| ___ Lorenzo, Calif. |
| ___ Malvinas (the Falklands) |
| 'There's a Wocket in My Pocket!' writer |
| 'Annie' portrayer Quinn and others |
| 'Favorite' one |
| 'Kung Fu' actor Philip |
| 'Look Homeward, Angel' hero Eugene |
| 'The Fountainhead' hero |
| 1904 presidential candidate Parker and others |
| 1997 best seller subtitled 'Her True Story' |
| ABC's |
| Airport info: Abbr. |
| Angry |
| Astuteness |
| Autobiography of a soused romantic? |
| Autocrat's chutzpah? |
| Bedroom furniture |
| Biblical possessive |
| Big buildup |
| Bud holder |
| By way of, briefly |
| Caesar's card count? |
| Camelot honorific |
| Camera lens settings |
| Certain tributes |
| Chatter, to an Aussie |
| Cheater's preparation |
| Cigna plan: Abbr. |
| Colt producer |
| Comic Mort |
| Comic strip dog |
| Composes |
| Convoke |
| Dante's 'La Vita ___' |
| Like Pachelbel's Canon |
| Like Serling tales: Var. |
| Like some humor |
| Marine menace |
| Melodious |
| Minor wound |
| Monsieur, across the border |
| More junglelike |
| Musical group's regatta entry? |
| Navy helicopter |
| Old hospital administration |
| One may be in a cast |
| One may be plotting |
| One working on a column |
| Org. in an ABC drama |
| Pacino's 'Sea of Love' co-star |
| Pail contents, perhaps |
| Parlor piece |
| Part of U.N.L.V. |
| Poem that isn't worth much? |
| Prayer book selection |
| Quart quartet |
| Rather wan |
| Raucous |
| Reagan attorney general |
| Sack |
| School of the future? |
| Scooby-___ |
| See 83-Down |
| Segment covered by a test, perhaps |
| Sign of an absent mind |
| Sinclair rival |
| Smoke a funny cigarette? |
| Some computer characters are written in this |
| Song from Sondheim's 'Company' |
| ___ nitrite |
| ___ Paulo, Brazil |
| ___-Ball |
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