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Casablanca's country: Abbr. crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of August 16th, 2020 other clues |
| Ivy League nickname |
| "A likely story!" |
| Make a break for it |
| Had |
| O.E.D. part: Abbr. |
| Parts of zygotes |
| Humble abodes |
| Italian city NW of Milan |
| Prefix with pathetic |
| Chart-toppers |
| Needs medicine, say |
| Raised sculptures |
| Soothing summer soak |
| Modem letters |
| Semi, e.g. |
| Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum city |
| Food item |
| "The Loco-Motion" singer Little ___ |
| Not glossy |
| "___ say!" |
| Round things? |
| Lowbrow art |
| Develop over time |
| "Welp, guess I have to try again" |
| "Einstein on the Beach," e.g. |
| More underhanded |
| Standard |
| Terry Bradshaw, for his entire career |
| Duck dish |
| First name of a Peace Nobelist that ends ironically |
| Alternative title for "The Name of the Rose"? |
| Like commercials, often |
| "The Simpsons" character with a Ph.D. |
| Hither and ___ |
| Approximately |
| Outmoded part of a laptop |
| Catch |
| Painter Magritte |
| Shortcut for a frequent contact |
| Nail polish brand |
| Smooth-tongued |
| Head-butts |
| Ending with ultra- or super- |
| "Once upon a midnight dreary ..." penner |
| [Actually, don't delete this] |
| "___ be an honor" |
| Laptop brand |
| Bank-backing grp. |
| Something trademarked |
| Pets kept in terrariums |
| Workload that must be met |
| Killed time |
| Lengths for rulers |
| French automaker |
| Soft leather |
| They don't go much higher than the tongue |
| Sauce on chicken Parmesan |
| Unenthused response to "Wanna?" |
| Two-door or four-door |
| Charles ___, religious leader known as "The Father of Modern Revivalism" |
| Upper limit |
| Turned in |
| Newswire co. |
| Zip |
| Alternative title for "Frankenstein"? |
| Disc brake components |
| Took a load off |
| "Sure, that makes sense" |
| Monopoly token elected by an internet vote |
| Trust |
| St. ___ Chapel, New York City public building in continuous use since 1766 |
| Dessert often topped with caramel sauce |
| "___ Another" (NPR game show) |
| Toyota model since 1966 |
| Partner of cut |
| Words to a betrayer |
| D.C. donor |
| Van ___, Calif. |
| Alternative title for "Cleopatra"? |
| Actress Tyler who will be an apt age in 2031 |
| Sorted in order |
| "Vous êtes ___" (French map notation) |
| Calendar spans: Abbr. |
| Complete |
| Hear here! |
| Hello Kitty company |
| Alternative title for "Titanic"? |
| Pulled from a raffle drum |
| Make a move |
| Grp. organizing school dances |
| Alan with six Emmys |
| They feature clowns and rope tricks |
| Just out of the freezer |
| "The Hangover" co-star |
| Mortgage co. |
| Hook's sidekick |
| Phillipa who played Eliza in the original cast of "Hamilton" |
| Female friend, in France |
| See 68-Across |
| With 70-Across, alternative title for "To Kill a Mockingbird"? |
| "Hey, pal, over here!" |
| Sticky situation |
| Red Guard members |
| Alternative title for "The Dirty Dozen"? |
| "Likewise!" |
| Way to go |
| They can get canceled |
| Remove braids from |
| Alternative title for "Gone Girl"? |
| Sheepskin holders |
| "Blueberries for ___" (classic children's book) |
| Sandal brand |
| "Ella and ___" (1956 jazz album) |
| Nabisco's first cracker brand, introduced in 1899 |
| ___-faire |
| Shankar who taught sitar to George Harrison |
| ASCAP alternative |
| What a koozie might keep cool |
| Seller of the Ultimate Waffle Sandwich |
| Nile snakes |
| Like grass you can smell, perhaps |
| IDs assigned at birth: Abbr. |
| What a dental scaler removes |
| Nuevo ___ (Mexican state) |
| Scholar |
| Production co. behind "Rhoda" and "Newhart" |
| Boxer Ali |
| Stopovers |
| Gives a hoot |
| Tharp who choreographed "Hair" |
| Joined a petition |
| Senator Klobuchar |
| Slugger Hideki named the 2009 World Series M.V.P. |
| Stone to cast? |
| "Regardless ..." |
| Recipients of venture capital |
| Seating section |
| ___ Hari |
| Pasture parent |
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