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| New York Times crossword of August 10th, 2007 other clues |
| 'From Russia With Love' org. |
| 'G'bye!' |
| 'Heat traps' in houses |
| 'The Odd Couple' director |
| 'The ___ the limit!' |
| '___ Now' (1968 R & B album) |
| 1930 novel that takes its title from Shakespeare's 'Twelfth Night' |
| 1992 Nicholson title role |
| Baker v. ___ (landmark Supreme Court voting rights case) |
| Bankrupting |
| Bully's target, maybe |
| Compartmentalized box's contents |
| Compositions |
| Congressional output |
| Court staff |
| D.C. players |
| Doesn't stay on topic |
| Drab and colorless |
| Early 'astronaut' |
| Female prison official |
| For the ___ |
| French-born architect who designed Washington, D.C. |
| Gelato sans milk |
| Geom. measure |
| Gets into a single lane, say |
| Grab ahold of |
| Hiding one's true feelings |
| Highlands weapon |
| Ice cream flavor |
| Is shown |
| It leaves an impression |
| It reveals who's on first |
| It separates the Bering Sea from the Pacific |
| Jeremy ___, 1980s-'90s portrayer of Sherlock Holmes |
| Kind of dish |
| Lie |
| Liquid used in canning |
| Long known for playing football |
| Many a retirement gift |
| Memo heading |
| Mushy ___ (British dish) |
| Oblong dessert |
| Old masters reside in them |
| Overlook |
| Paleontologist's discovery, maybe |
| Potential heiress |
| Romance or horror |
| Show the ropes to |
| Skull Island denizen, for short |
| Soft rock? |
| Spreads out |
| Square dance partner |
| Stock holder |
| Suitable for hypertension sufferers |
| Sweet, glazed cake |
| Take from a book, say |
| Takes on |
| Traditional know-how |
| Two-time football Pro Bowler Leon |
| Undependable |
| White sheets |
| Wilbur Post's 'pal' |
| Wizards and Magic, e.g. |
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