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| New York Times crossword of July 30th, 2006 other clues |
| Circus trainee |
| Colorful moths |
| Comment, part 2 |
| Comment, part 3 |
| Comment, part 4 |
| Comment, part 5 |
| Con game |
| Concocted |
| Constellation near Cancer |
| Country/rock singer Steve |
| Cousins of ospreys |
| Couturiere Schiaparelli |
| D-Day transports: Abbr. |
| Damone of song |
| Dated |
| Dearie |
| Dirt in a dump truck, maybe |
| Drink sometimes flavored with cinnamon |
| Drink that's stirred |
| Electrical resistor |
| End of the comment |
| Entertain, as a child at bedtime |
| Establishes |
| Exuberant cry in Mexico |
| Favoring bigger government, say |
| Feathered, say |
| Flexible reply |
| Flightless birds |
| Football Hall-of-Famer Herber |
| Former U.N. chief U ___ |
| Golfer Michelle |
| Had in view |
| Helping hands |
| Honey bunch? |
| 'Anybody home?' |
| 'Beam ___
' |
| 'I'm ___ here!' |
| 'It's ___ to the finish' |
| 'So ___ to offend
' |
| 'The Family Circus' cartoonist |
| 'The Torch in ___' (Elias Canetti memoir) |
| '___ no?' |
| 1914 battle line |
| A Sinatra |
| Acerb |
| Activate, as a switch |
| Actress Van Devere |
| Afrique du ___ |
| Against |
| Anthem start |
| Bantu language |
| Barely got along |
| Base for the old British East India Company |
| Baseball Hall-of-Famer Aparicio |
| Basis of a biblical miracle |
| Battle cry |
| Belt and hose, e.g. |
| Bit of tomfoolery |
| Brian of early Roxy Music |
| Brim |
| Bubkes |
| Butterfingers |
| Cabinet dept. |
| Cape in the Holy See |
| Carousel contents |
| Chant |
| Cinders of old comics |
| Opera singer Mitchell of 'Porgy and Bess' |
| Order |
| Overhead bin, e.g. |
| Phone book abbr. |
| Piña ___ (drinks) |
| Places for R.N.'s |
| Plays peacemaker for |
| Popped |
| Proctor's call |
| Publication that clicks with readers? |
| Puffed up |
| Put oneself where one shouldn't |
| Put out |
| R & B singer Cantrell |
| Radar fig. |
| Ranch stock |
| Real lulu |
| Really clobber |
| Recipe direction |
| Ride around |
| Russian assembly |
| See 3-Down |
| See 79-Across |
| Sequel title starter |
| Seventh-century year |
| Shoot up |
| Show up |
| Slangy commercial suffix |
| Sloughs |
| Some hallucinogens, for short |
| Some racehorses |
| Some Romanovs |
| Something to break or shake, in phrase |
| Spanish eyes |
| Spanish pronoun |
| Start of a comment by 3- and 126-Down |
| Station along Route 66 |
| Indo-Europeans |
| Isle of Mull neighbor |
| Italian bone |
| Judge in 1990's news |
| Ken and Lena of Hollywood |
| Kia model |
| Kill ___ killed |
| Kind of call |
| Kind of conservative |
| La-la lead-in |
| Land on Lake Chad |
| Latin dance |
| Led astray |
| Lexicographer's study |
| Library Lovers Mo. |
| Life may be spent here |
| Lists |
| Medical suffix |
| Midwest harvest |
| Minute Maid Park player |
| Monetary unit of Panama |
| Most dear |
| Nabisco brand |
| Natural pump outlet |
| Night calls |
| Noncellular phone |
| Not hearing |
| Not so pleasant |
| Not this or that, in Spain |
| Now you see it, now you don't |
| NW Missouri city, informally |
| Oil holder, maybe |
| On-site supervisor? |
| One begins 'The Lord is my light and my salvation' |
| Ones whose work isn't picking up |
| Opening for a coin? |
| Straighten |
| Strand material |
| String group, maybe |
| Subject of many a sad ballad |
| Swear |
| Temporary |
| Toll |
| Trash pads? |
| Trike rider |
| Tulsa daily, with 'the' |
| Tuscany cathedral city |
| TV series featuring the war god Ares |
| Unduplicated |
| Up to, in ads |
| Very narrow, in a way |
| Wall St. figures |
| Waste |
| What's expected |
| When repeated, an old TV sign-off |
| Where many Sargents hang, with 'the' |
| Where the Snake River snakes: Abbr. |
| Whiz |
| Wig wearer |
| With 126-Down, a noted humorist |
| With 81-Across, landmark 1972 album by 3- and 126-Down |
| With full force |
| Wrench's target |
| Yellow or gray |
| ___ dye |
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