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Car driven by James Bond in 'Octopussy,' for short crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of July 12th, 2009 other clues |
| Choler |
| Copy |
| Cousin of a raccoon |
| Cover girl Cheryl |
| Desk tray |
| Directional suffix |
| Director Sergio |
| Dog-___ |
| Emulates AZ or T.I. |
| Etymologist's ref. |
| Events that are barrels of fun? |
| Exams for future docs |
| Eye irritant |
| Fancy wheels |
| Field for a fault-finder? |
| Field marshal Rommel |
| Field of green |
| Figure in 'Lost Horizon' |
| First name in skin care |
| Flared dress |
| Forehead coverer |
| Foreman foe |
| Former presidential candidate in the Forbes 400 |
| Former Swedish P.M. Olof ___ |
| Forward |
| G or R issuer: Abbr. |
| G, musically |
| Gave the once-over |
| Get together |
| Grandfathers of III's |
| Group of genetically related organisms |
| Group with the 22x platinum album 'Back in Black' |
| Indian tourist locale |
| Intelligent, creative sort, supposedly |
| It's within your grasp |
| San ___, Calif. |
| Saturn offering |
| Science writer Willy |
| See 44-Across |
| Serving in the navy |
| Singer Collins and others |
| Sister of Erato |
| Small, fruity dessert |
| Something to play |
| Specter in the Senate |
| Standing by |
| Straighten out |
| Strait-laced |
| Subject of some modern maps |
| Suffix with diet |
| Symbol of modesty |
| They may be crunched |
| Those hoofing it |
| Tops |
| Tweets, e.g. |
| Uncooperative |
| Unpaid debt, e.g. |
| Vacation itinerary |
| Verdi's 'Celeste ___' |
| Wallop |
| Wanted poster letters |
| With 51-Down, cry of sorrow |
| World Cup shout |
| Worrisome sight on the Spanish Main |
| Wrangler rival |
| ___ items |
| ___ Page, woman in 'The Merry Wives of Windsor' |
| ___ Sea, 2,000-square-mile saltwater lake |
| ___-car |
| 'Chicago Hope' actress |
| 'Hey there!' |
| 'Hurry!' |
| 'Sweet' stream in a Burns poem |
| 'The Divided Self' author R. D. ___ |
| 'Yeah, right!' |
| '___ Gold' |
| '___ Mio' |
| *Ambulance destination |
| *Boondocks |
| *Deputy |
| *Imam or priest |
| *Lights out in New York City |
| *Week after Christmas |
| *When the heavens and earth were created |
| 1, to a trucker |
| 1950s Hungarian premier ___ Nagy |
| 1986 Indy winner Bobby |
| A mechanic might see it a lot |
| A-listers |
| Abbr. on a cereal box |
| Actor Jannings and others |
| All over |
| Away with an O.K. |
| Back on board |
| Bartlett, e.g. |
| Bathroom fixture |
| Bee's target |
| Birds with showy mates |
| Birthplace of James K. Polk and Andrew Johnson: Abbr. |
| Bonnie in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame |
| Breakdown of social norms |
| Children |
| '60s radical grp. |
| 'Buy ___ regular price, get ...' |
| Kind of saw |
| Lawn tool |
| Lead-in to calculus |
| Let go |
| Like mesh |
| Like most dorms nowadays |
| Literary heroine whose best friend is a goatherd |
| Looney Tunes nickname |
| Love sign |
| Luster |
| Material with a distinctive diagonal weave |
| Memory: Prefix |
| Method: Abbr. |
| Mobile-to-Birmingham dir. |
| Monthly bill: Abbr. |
| Mortgage adjustment, for short |
| Nick, say |
| No matter the cost |
| Noisy but comfy chair |
| O'Brien's predecessor |
| Open stars? |
| P.S. in a Beatles song |
| Pacific capital |
| Part of a French opera |
| Payola, e.g. |
| PBS funder |
| Peace Prize city |
| Pet protector, for short |
| Playful rodent |
| Pleonastic |
| Promise, for one |
| Publicity push |
| Relinquish |
| Result of bringing someone home, for short |
| Roadie's armful |
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