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Crash site sight crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of July 17th, 2009 other clues |
| 62-Across offerings |
| 'Hoffman' co-star Cusack |
| 'If I Had ___' (Lyle Lovett song) |
| 'Manhattan Mary V' artist |
| 180 is its max. score |
| 2009 G.M. spinoff |
| 63-Across? |
| Amaryllis family members |
| Artist with the 1999 6x platinum album '2001' |
| Berry with juicy parts? |
| Big D campus |
| Big maker of communications satellites |
| Bum |
| CD player part |
| Chilling, so to speak |
| Comment from the beat |
| Completely smooth |
| Does a nursery job |
| Draft sources |
| Emeritus: Abbr. |
| Eschewer of convention, in slang |
| Factory |
| Have yet to settle |
| Having a lot to lose? |
| He said 'A people that values its privileges above its principles soon loses both' |
| Highway caution |
| Honorary title bestowed on Bill Clinton, Muhammad Ali and Mae West |
| Hungarian writer Madách |
| It's not fancy |
| Kind of door or window |
| Lucy and Ricky Ricardo's residence, e.g. |
| Lump in cloth |
| Means of getting some answers |
| Michael of the G.O.P. |
| Modern, to Beethoven |
| Moon of Uranus |
| Most night owls |
| One singing in the kitchen |
| One way to be taken |
| Opposite of avant-garde |
| Opposite of FF |
| Outfielder Francona |
| Part of the fourth qtr. |
| Particular |
| Pentax Spotmatic and Nikon F2, for short |
| People of the Platte, once |
| Pietà figure, literarily |
| Put aside |
| Reasonable treatment |
| Rich or famous: Abbr. |
| Rose with a hit record |
| See 24-Across |
| Shooting star, briefly? |
| Site of Robert E. Lee's last victory |
| Sketches (out) |
| Solar or lunar phenomenon |
| Some Cherokees |
| Some like it hot |
| Striking ends |
| Supply for driving |
| Symbol of innocence and purity |
| Takes back one's words? |
| Tawny |
| Tropical flower |
| Turned up |
| With 54-Down, approach with a line |
| Woman on a 2008 ticket |
| Word accompanying finger-pointing |
| ___-high |
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