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Blood's counterpart crossword clue
C R I P
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New York Times crossword of July 14th, 2011.
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| New York Times crossword of July 14th, 2011 other clues |
| It has boys aged 13 to 18 |
| It's snapped on a gridiron |
| Jean who wrote 'The Shelters of Stone' |
| Lightly box |
| Like a classical Greek theater |
| Like some bad driving conditions |
| Low-stakes game? |
| Madison Ave. figure |
| Marcel Marceau character |
| Mass divided by volume |
| Money substitute |
| Neat freak's condition, e.g., for short |
| Oil amts. |
| One not with the Church of England |
| Ones often calling the shots? |
| PC communications link |
| Prefix with judicial |
| Q.E.D. part |
| Some Carnegie Hall performances |
| St. Pete ball field, with 'the' |
| Stand |
| Test ___ |
| Thigh muscle, informally |
| How some ground balls may be fielded |
| Treat for Spot |
| Wax remover |
| It might result in a wrongful lockup |
| Last: Abbr. |
| Control |
| Cool |
| County of Utica, N.Y. |
| Crew and others |
| Crossword editors, some say |
| Decorative floor |
| Digs |
| Display at the Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum, for short |
| Doting |
| Enlarged letter at the start of a chapter |
| Flamboyance |
| Good behavior |
| Good behavior ... or a hint to two lines of letters in this puzzle |
| Group (together) |
| He said 'Art is a fruit that grows in man, like a fruit on a plant' |
| Sound on a trail |
| Stevie Wonder's 'I Was Made to Love ___' |
| Support, as a weak wrist |
| Surface, as anger |
| The Gem State: Abbr. |
| What cats do ... or sit on |
| Where to find a date |
| Awards show for athletes |
| Who, in France |
| Winter layers |
| ' ' |
| Wise words? |
| Top hat, cane or monocle |
| 'Certainly, Monsieur!' |
| 'Histoire de ___,' first in a popular series of children's books |
| 'Oh, that's definite' |
| 'Who?,' e.g. |
| Topic for debate: Abbr. |
| Berry used as a dietary supplement |
| Bested |
| Betty ___ |
| California worry |
| Town on the south shore of Long Island |
| Call it a day |
| Call it a day |
| Canadian prov. |
| Cereal with a propeller-headed mascot |
| Cheekiness, slangily |
| Classic Nestlé brand |
| Completely cut off |
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