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| New York Times crossword of August 9th, 2003 other clues |
| 'Dies ___, dies illa' |
| 'No problem, really,' in modern lingo |
| 'Now I get it ... not!' |
| 'Streamers' playwright |
| 'The Joy of Cooking' author Rombauer |
| Ball |
| Barreled along |
| Beach locale, for short |
| Breaks down |
| Building beam |
| Busy |
| CBS Sunday night staple, 1954-71 |
| Celebrated |
| Celsius who invented the Celsius thermometer |
| Cheap entertainment provider |
| Coach, e.g. |
| Crossword worker? |
| Decline, with 'out of' |
| Demon Star |
| Denizens of a popular computer 'city' |
| Derive |
| Designer Gucci and others |
| Devastate from above |
| Didn't give up on |
| Donald Duck, to Dewey |
| Dramatic debuts |
| Factor in grading, perhaps |
| Famous name in oil |
| Fan |
| Fix, in a way |
| FRENCH |
| Genesis country |
| Gold rush locale |
| Had |
| High marks |
| Hound |
| Insect repellent |
| It may help you achieve a goal |
| Like budget amts. |
| Line of work, slangily |
| Lose |
| Many a retired gov. |
| Mum |
| Name of an old wind |
| Not in deep water, say |
| Not nice |
| Noted American example of Palladian architecture |
| Old Eurasian locales: Abbr. |
| Oxford foundation |
| Part of a battle cry |
| Part of many Chinese names |
| Perfect |
| Played again |
| Plural suffix with weapon |
| Powder holders |
| Prefix with county |
| Rubenesque |
| Set |
| Short |
| Sir Toby of 'Twelfth Night' |
| Sporty sunroof |
| Tang provider |
| The Tatler founder, 1709 |
| There is, in France |
| They may be found beside temples |
| Unlikely to accede to the throne |
| Washington insiders |
| When repeated, like some shows |
| Where some figures are made |
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