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City near Bologna crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of August 14th, 2002 other clues |
| Abbr. on a business letter |
| '... is fear ___': F.D.R. |
| 'Pure Moods' singer |
| 'Would ___?' |
| '___ silly question ...' |
| 24 horas |
| Actor Morales |
| Backs, anatomically |
| Best Picture of 1958 |
| Bilked |
| Blip maker |
| Body build |
| Bother no end |
| Bouncers' requests |
| Broccoli ___ (leafy vegetable) |
| Bull, at times |
| Butler's request |
| Checks for contraband, maybe |
| Cinergy Field players |
| City on the Elbe |
| Compete |
| Copy |
| Counterpart of a delete key |
| Cripple |
| Ed.'s in-box filler |
| Fast time? |
| Football's Karras |
| For a specific purpose |
| Fugard's 'A Lesson From ___' |
| Gives hope to |
| Hesitation sound |
| It's rigged |
| Jury, often |
| Kidnappers in 70's news |
| Lash mark |
| Like some anesthesia |
| Literally, 'I forbid' |
| Loo sign |
| M.'s mate |
| Marker letters |
| Masterful |
| Nervous feeling |
| Off-the-cuff stuff |
| One of a fleet fleet |
| One using a delete key |
| One working with heavy tiles |
| Online columnist Drudge |
| Part of U.C.L.A. |
| Picture within a picture |
| Pion's place |
| Plants |
| Polished, languagewise |
| Poor box filler |
| Put the kibosh on |
| Q.E.D. part |
| Red-spotted critters |
| Rolodex no. |
| See 17-Across |
| See 17-Across |
| See 17-Across |
| Self-referencing contract term |
| Shackles |
| Spa sounds |
| Strip in the news |
| Subtle distinction |
| Sun, e.g. |
| Texas border city |
| They may be pitched |
| Time unit? |
| Together, musically |
| U.N. Day mo. |
| U.S.N.A. grad |
| Umpire's call |
| Walking on air |
| Waterfront walk |
| Western tribesman |
| With 31-, 46- and 61-Across, comment from Franz Kafka |
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